Building a Language for Learning: Introducing Thinking Maps

What are Thinking Maps? Thinking Maps are a “shared visual language for learning” that are used to support teaching and learning across all grade levels and content areas. Unlike basic graphic organizers, Thinking Maps are research-based strategies built on decades of cognitive research. The eight visual patterns activate specific cognitive processes (defining, describing, comparing/contrasting, classifying, sequencing, part-to-whole relationships, cause and effect, and analogies) that underlie learning in any domain. See how they accelerate learning. Watch the full webinar: https://www.thinkingmaps.com/resources/webinars/