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Book Synopsis


Table of Contents

List of Figures

Dedication

Acknowledgments

About the Author

Introduction

Mindset 1: For Classrooms to Be Cultures of Thinking for Students, Schools Must Be Cultures of Thinking for Teachers

What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

Transformative Power of Inquiry

Institutional Mirroring

Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

Constructing Our Vision

Contemplating Pictures of Practice

Reflecting on Current Practice

Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

Collecting Street Data

Stating the Mindset as Principles for Action

Possible Actions

Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

Mindset 2: We Can’t Directly Teach Dispositions; We Must Enculturate Them

What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

The Case for Curiosity

The Case for Metacognition

Developing Dispositions

Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

Constructing Our Vision

Contemplating Pictures of Practice

Reflecting on Current Practice

Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

Collecting Street Data

Stating the Mindset as Principles for Action

Possible Actions

Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

Mindset 3: To Create a New Story of Learning, We Must Change the Role of the Student and the Teacher

What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

On Supporting Agency

On Teacher and Student Talk

On Initiative and Reliance

On Identity

Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

Constructing Our Vision

Contemplating Pictures of Practice

Reflecting on Current Practice

Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

Collecting Street Data

Stating the Mindset as Principles for Action

Possible Actions

Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

Mindset 4: Students Learn Best When They Feel Known, Valued, and Respected by Both the Adults in the School and Their Peers

What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

Belonging

Relationships

Value, Fairness, and Respect

Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

Constructing Our Vision

Contemplating Pictures of Practice

Reflecting on Current Practice

Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

Collecting Street Data

Stating the Belief as Principles for Action

Possible Actions

Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

Mindset 5: Learning Is a Consequence of Thinking

What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

Beware the Fluency Trap

Identifying Types of Thinking

Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

Constructing Our Vision

Contemplating Pictures of Practice

Reflecting on Current Practice

Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

Collecting Street Data

Stating the Mindset as Principles for Action

Possible Actions

Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

Mindset 6: Learning and Thinking Are as Much a Collective Enterprise as They Are an Individual Endeavor

What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

Intellectual Development

Social Development

Academic Development

Professional Learning

Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

Constructing Our Vision

Contemplating Pictures of Practice

Reflecting on Current Practice

Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

Collecting Street Data

Stating the Belief as Principles for Action

Possible Actions

Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

Mindset 7: Learning Occurs at the Point of Challenge

What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

Productive Struggle and Failure

Desirable Difficulties

Growth Mindset

Desire for Challenge

Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

Constructing Our Vision

Contemplating Pictures of Practice

Reflecting on Current Practice

Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

Collecting Street Data

Stating the Mindset as Principles for Action

Possible Actions

Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

Mindset 8: Questions Drive Thinking and Learning

What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

Student Questions

Listening

Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

Constructing Our Vision

Contemplating Pictures of Practice

Reflecting on Current Practice

Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

Collecting Street Data

Stating the Belief as Principles for Action

Possible Actions

Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

Mindset 9: The Opportunities We Create for Our Students Matter to Their Engagement, Empowerment, and Learning

What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

Qualities of Powerful Learning Opportunities

Engagement

Empowerment

Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

Constructing Our Vision

Contemplating Pictures of Practice

Reflecting on Current Practice

Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

Collecting Street Data

Stating the Mindset as Principles for Action

Possible Actions

Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

Mindset 10: We Make Thinking and Learning Visible to Demystify, Inform, and Illuminate These Processes

What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

Developing Effective Learners

Enhancing Expertise and Deeper Learning

Academic Achievement

Principles and Practices: How Might It Look?

Constructing Our Vision

Contemplating Pictures of Practice

Reflecting on Current Practice

Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

Collecting Street Data

Stating the Belief as Principles for Action

Possible Actions

Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

Epilogue

Appendix A

Appendix B

Appendix C

Appendix D

Appendix E

Appendix F

Appendix G

Appendix H

Appendix I

Endnotes

References

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    Description

    Book Synopsis


    Table of Contents

    List of Figures

    Dedication

    Acknowledgments

    About the Author

    Introduction

    Mindset 1: For Classrooms to Be Cultures of Thinking for Students, Schools Must Be Cultures of Thinking for Teachers

    What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

    Transformative Power of Inquiry

    Institutional Mirroring

    Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

    Constructing Our Vision

    Contemplating Pictures of Practice

    Reflecting on Current Practice

    Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

    Collecting Street Data

    Stating the Mindset as Principles for Action

    Possible Actions

    Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

    Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

    Mindset 2: We Can’t Directly Teach Dispositions; We Must Enculturate Them

    What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

    The Case for Curiosity

    The Case for Metacognition

    Developing Dispositions

    Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

    Constructing Our Vision

    Contemplating Pictures of Practice

    Reflecting on Current Practice

    Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

    Collecting Street Data

    Stating the Mindset as Principles for Action

    Possible Actions

    Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

    Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

    Mindset 3: To Create a New Story of Learning, We Must Change the Role of the Student and the Teacher

    What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

    On Supporting Agency

    On Teacher and Student Talk

    On Initiative and Reliance

    On Identity

    Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

    Constructing Our Vision

    Contemplating Pictures of Practice

    Reflecting on Current Practice

    Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

    Collecting Street Data

    Stating the Mindset as Principles for Action

    Possible Actions

    Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

    Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

    Mindset 4: Students Learn Best When They Feel Known, Valued, and Respected by Both the Adults in the School and Their Peers

    What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

    Belonging

    Relationships

    Value, Fairness, and Respect

    Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

    Constructing Our Vision

    Contemplating Pictures of Practice

    Reflecting on Current Practice

    Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

    Collecting Street Data

    Stating the Belief as Principles for Action

    Possible Actions

    Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

    Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

    Mindset 5: Learning Is a Consequence of Thinking

    What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

    Beware the Fluency Trap

    Identifying Types of Thinking

    Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

    Constructing Our Vision

    Contemplating Pictures of Practice

    Reflecting on Current Practice

    Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

    Collecting Street Data

    Stating the Mindset as Principles for Action

    Possible Actions

    Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

    Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

    Mindset 6: Learning and Thinking Are as Much a Collective Enterprise as They Are an Individual Endeavor

    What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

    Intellectual Development

    Social Development

    Academic Development

    Professional Learning

    Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

    Constructing Our Vision

    Contemplating Pictures of Practice

    Reflecting on Current Practice

    Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

    Collecting Street Data

    Stating the Belief as Principles for Action

    Possible Actions

    Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

    Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

    Mindset 7: Learning Occurs at the Point of Challenge

    What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

    Productive Struggle and Failure

    Desirable Difficulties

    Growth Mindset

    Desire for Challenge

    Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

    Constructing Our Vision

    Contemplating Pictures of Practice

    Reflecting on Current Practice

    Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

    Collecting Street Data

    Stating the Mindset as Principles for Action

    Possible Actions

    Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

    Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

    Mindset 8: Questions Drive Thinking and Learning

    What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

    Student Questions

    Listening

    Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

    Constructing Our Vision

    Contemplating Pictures of Practice

    Reflecting on Current Practice

    Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

    Collecting Street Data

    Stating the Belief as Principles for Action

    Possible Actions

    Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

    Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

    Mindset 9: The Opportunities We Create for Our Students Matter to Their Engagement, Empowerment, and Learning

    What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

    Qualities of Powerful Learning Opportunities

    Engagement

    Empowerment

    Visions and Reflections: How Might It Look?

    Constructing Our Vision

    Contemplating Pictures of Practice

    Reflecting on Current Practice

    Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

    Collecting Street Data

    Stating the Mindset as Principles for Action

    Possible Actions

    Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

    Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

    Mindset 10: We Make Thinking and Learning Visible to Demystify, Inform, and Illuminate These Processes

    What the Research Says: Why Does It Matter?

    Developing Effective Learners

    Enhancing Expertise and Deeper Learning

    Academic Achievement

    Principles and Practices: How Might It Look?

    Constructing Our Vision

    Contemplating Pictures of Practice

    Reflecting on Current Practice

    Data, Principles, and Practices: What Actions Can We Take?

    Collecting Street Data

    Stating the Belief as Principles for Action

    Possible Actions

    Fitting New Actions with Current Realities

    Conclusion: Our Theory of Action

    Epilogue

    Appendix A

    Appendix B

    Appendix C

    Appendix D

    Appendix E

    Appendix F

    Appendix G

    Appendix H

    Appendix I

    Endnotes

    References

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