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...
by Colin Seale | Apr 10, 2019 | thinkLaw newsletter
A Message from Colin Seale, thinkLaw Founder and CEO Colin, at his “Leaving Genius on the Table” Keynote at Round Rock ISD Parent Conference. What if we gave students the opportunity to BE the change the world needs? This month’s newsletter explains...
by Colin Seale | Mar 14, 2019 | Critical Thinking Instruction, Teachers Pay Teachers, thinkLaw newsletter
A Message from Colin Seale, thinkLaw Founder and CEO Colin speaking at Teach for America Phoenix’s 25th Anniversary Gala on February 21, 2019. As we are in the exciting phase of expanding thinkLaw’s impact beyond the 125+ schools and organizations in 15...
by Colin Seale | Feb 15, 2019 | Conferences, Critical Thinking, News, thinkLaw newsletter
A Message from Colin Seale, thinkLaw Founder and CEO Colin presenting at the “Age of Agility Summit” on Jan. 24th, 2019 in Washington, D.C. at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. When I was 13 years old, I was knee-deep in the “I Don’t Care” Syndrome struggle. I had 80...
