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What is Circular Reasoning? | Critical Thinking & Logical Fallacies Lesson
Looking to build your students’ critical thinking skills while teaching them how to identify flawed arguments?This ready-to-use resource introduces students to circular reasoning, a common logical fallacy, through a structured and engaging lesson that includes pre-viewing, guided video response, and post-lesson application activities. ✅ What’s Included: Pre-Viewing Prompts to activate prior knowledgeGuided Video Questions (video linked in Google Doc, or you can preview it here - it's only 2 min
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Virtual Gifted Nomination Reflection Form Electronic Editable Copy
Do you need a way to support your teachers in identifying potential gifted students outside of using data? So often, we are not trained on what to look for, in order to find gifted students, and it is NOT just high scores! Based off of the Teacher's Survival Guide for Teaching Gifted Students, I created this online document that will support you in supporting teachers on reflecting on student characteristics that are common amongst gifted and talented learners. Directions for the form:Please use
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