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+ Thinking Maps January 19, 2016 + Overview Developed by neuroscientists; Each map represents one of eight cognitive processes; They are designed to support learners to construct meaning; They are tools for independent thinking and


  1. + Thinking Maps January 19, 2016

  2. + Overview  Developed by neuroscientists;  Each map represents one of eight cognitive processes;  They are designed to support learners to construct meaning;  They are tools for independent thinking and collaboration;  117 Teachers trained district-wide;

  3. + Circle Map

  4. + Circle Map Example Social Studies Grade 2

  5. + Circle Map Example Science Grade 2

  6. + Circle Map Example Social Studies Grade 5

  7. + Circle Map Example ELA Grade 6

  8. + Circle Map Example ELA Grade 7

  9. + Circle Map Example CRS Special Education

  10. + Tree Map

  11. + Tree Map Example ELA Kindergarten

  12. + Tree Map Example CRS ELL

  13. + Tree Map Example Special Education CRS

  14. + Tree Map Example Mathematics Grade 6

  15. + Tree Map Example Special Education AMS

  16. + Tree Map Example AMS Administration Types of Drills Schedule Severe Evacuation Lockdown Lockout Medical Fire Freeze Weather Announcement Announcement Announcement Alarm Announcement Announcement Announcement Remain Move Move Move Remain Remain Remain

  17. + Tree Map Example Administrative Council

  18. + Tree Map Example Social Studies Grade 6

  19. + Bubble Map

  20. + Bubble Map Example ELA Kindergarten

  21. + Bubble Map Example ELA Grade 4

  22. + Bubble Map Example ELA Grade 6

  23. + Bubble Map Example CRS Special Education

  24. + Bubble Map Example Social Studies Grade 2

  25. + Flow Map

  26. + Flow Map Example ELA Kindergarten

  27. + Flow Map Example ELA Grade 1

  28. + Flow Map Example Grade 1 Math

  29. + Flow Map Example Social Studies Grade 5

  30. + Flow Map Example Mathematics-Grades 7/8

  31. + Flow Map Example ELA Kindergarten

  32. + Double Bubble Map

  33. + Double Bubble Map Example Social Studies Grade 1

  34. + Double Bubble Map Example CRS Special Education

  35. + Double Bubble Map Example ELA Grade 4

  36. + Double Bubble Example ELA Grade 6

  37. + Double Bubble Map Example Social Studies Grade 6

  38. + Double Bubble Map Example Mathematics Grade 2

  39. + Brace Map

  40. + Brace Map Example ELA Kindergarten

  41. + Brace Map Example Mathematics Grade 2

  42. + Brace Map Example ELA Grade 7

  43. + Brace Map Example ELA Grade 7

  44. + Brace Map Example ELA Grade 1

  45. + Multi-Flow Map

  46. + Multi-Flow Map Example CRS Administrators

  47. + Multi-Flow Map Example Social Studies Grade 5

  48. + Multi-Flow Map Example Social Studies Grade 6

  49. + Multi-Flow Example Social Studies Grade 5

  50. + Bridge Map

  51. + Bridge Map Example Mathematics Grade 4

  52. + Bridge Map Example Social Studies Grade 5

  53. + Bridge Map Example ELA Grade 6

  54. + Bridge Map Example

  55. + Curriculum Planning Grade 4

  56. + And a final word from our students…  “All of my teachers use Thinking Maps and are impressed that I already knew them.”  “The Thinking Maps are helping! I get to teach Mrs. Clohessy how to use them (Olivia does, too!).”  “I was just starting to think and start writing my Christmas list, and it made me think. As I was thinking I thought about the maps we learned last year. So, I ended up making a Circle Map to brain storm ideas. The best part was that I learned it from the best teacher in the whole wide world…”

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