Thinking Routines: Communicate Across Differences

Grade Levels: Elementary, High School, Middle School Types: Teaching Techniques Questions: How should we teach about migration?, What are the most important perspectives for participating in a world on the move?

The following Project Zero thinking routines are designed to help learners:

Build bonding and bridging relationships
Appreciate and engage in respectful dialogue
Employ and interpret symbol systems and languages in respectful and appropriate ways
Recognize and reflect on communication and relational challenges

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