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Finding Thinking Prompts

by Jim Knight | Jul 12, 2013 | Self-Coaching, Teaching Strategies | 0 comments

This is a column I wrote for a different blog a few years back.   I recently received an email asking a great question:  “Where can I find good Thinking Prompts for my math class?”  Thinking Prompts, in case you don’t know, are provocative objects we...

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