Teaching Thinking: Between Theory and Practice

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Published Sep 14, 2009
Yoram Herpiz

Abstract

The article suggests that the field of teaching thinking is a theoretical success
but a practical failure. The failure is predictable since the school structure
 was built for authoritative teaching and rote learning; it was not built for the
teaching of thinking. If we want to turn the school into "home for the mind",
we should rebuild it. In a "thinking school" the pattern of teaching, the mode
of learning, the method of evaluating, the structure of curriculum, the
organizational structure and the educational climate are completely different
from those of the traditional ("non-thinking") school.

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Herpiz, Y. (2009). Teaching Thinking: Between Theory and Practice. Jami’a - Journal in Education and Social Sciences, 13, 447–470. Retrieved from https://ojs.qsm.ac.il/index.php/jamiaa/article/view/339

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