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March 27, 2024

Student Thinking Maps

Thinking maps and other graphic organizers help students organize their thinking so they can articulate and apply knowledge in an appropriate way. This strategy also helps students focus their attention on different ways they can build upon their knowledge and use it to deepen their learning.

Reflection Question:
How can you use graphic organizers to assess your students?

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