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How do you teach critical thinking when the norm is not to question?

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Loren Clarke

High school students from the City on a Hill Charter Public School, including Tacra McNeil Davi (C), playing the role of U.S. senators, cast a vote at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Boston, Massachusetts June 10, 2015. Opened in March, the institute was imagined by the late Democrat, who died in 2009, as a place that could rekindle lost respect for a stalled Senate. The Kennedy Institute also hosts the only full-scale replica of the U.S. Senate chamber, where school groups might be awed not only by the grandeur of the room, but by the potential of the people inside it to chart the nation's future. Picture taken June 10, 2015. REUTERS/Brian Snyder - GF10000124042

How do you teach critical thinking when the norm is not to question?

Loren Clarke and Esther Care

Tuesday, December 5, 2017

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