AMERICANA FOLKTALES [thinkLaw EARLY ELEMENTARY VOL.3]

by JGray | Apr 9, 2020 | Classroom Instruction, Curriculum, Distance Learning, Early Education Edition, News

  What if a lawyer’s critical thinking skills could be taught ALL children? Even to children in early elementary school?  Students as young as 4 and 5 years old can learn to look at problems and solutions from multiple angles and develop the critical thinking...

thinkLaw Newsletter: The Critical Thinking Gap Starts Early

by layne@thinklaw.us | Nov 4, 2019 | #ThinkingTuesday, Critical Thinking, Critical Thinking Instruction, Curriculum, Deeper Thinking, Early Education Edition, Teaching Critical Thinking, thinkLaw newsletter

Message from Colin Seale, thinkLaw’s Founder and CEO Newborns come out of the womb curious about the world, constantly wondering, questioning, and exploring their universe. So at what age should students belong to a learning that unleashes their critical...

Little Bodies, Big Brains [thinkLaw Early Elementary Vol. 2]

by Colin Seale | Apr 1, 2019 | 21st century skills, Classroom Instruction, Critical Thinking Instruction, Early Education Edition

The same critical thinking strategies taught in law school aren’t just for the big kids. thinkLaw’s award-winning, standards-aligned curriculum helps educators unleash the critical thinking potential of even the youngest learners leveraging law school exercises that...

Little bodies. Big thoughts.- thinkLaw Uses Fairy Tales & Nursery Rhymes to Revolutionize Early Education Instruction

by Colin Seale | Mar 1, 2018 | Critical Thinking, Early Education Edition

What if a lawyer’s critical thinking skills could be taught ALL children? Even to children in early elementary school?  We believe that all kids should learn to look at problems and solutions from multiple angles and develop the critical thinking skills, habits, and...