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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...
by JGray | Mar 27, 2020 | Careers, Hiring, News, thinkLaw team member
Special Projects and Operations Associate I’m interested! thinkLaw exists to create a world where critical thinking is no longer a luxury good. We help educators teach critical thinking to all students, not just the highest achieving ones at the most...
by JGray | Nov 26, 2019 | Conferences, News, Social Justice, thinkLaw
Colin Seale, Founder & CEO, thinkLaw Diversity, Equity, and You: A Convening for Diverse G/T Educators and Their Allies It is difficult to separate the equitable identification and outcomes for underrepresented populations in gifted education from the lack of...
by Colin Seale | Oct 14, 2019 | News, thinkLaw newsletter, thinkLaw team member, thinkLaw's impact
Message from thinkLaw’s Founder and CEO In the work thinkLaw is leading across 21 states to create a world where critical thinking is no longer a luxury good, I realized I need to be clearer about why we are so convinced that we can close The Critical Thinking...
by Colin Seale | Sep 25, 2019 | News, thinkLaw newsletter, thinkLaw's impact
Message from Colin Seale, thinkLaw’s Founder and CEO The strangest thing happened the other day. We were trying to create a Facebook ad to extend our reach beyond our 2,000+ plus followers with a simple message:Critical thinking should not be a luxury...
by Colin Seale | Sep 18, 2019 | back to school, News, thinkLaw newsletter, thinkLaw's impact
Heading back to school was always an exciting time for me as a student, and even more exciting as a teacher. But neither compares to the last 45 days of training teachers in 25 cities as part of our back-to-school “Thinking Like a Lawyer” professional development...
