UEN Teacher Tips

 

Connecting Ideas with Hexagonal Thinking and Lucid
by Braxton Thornley

In Connecting Ideas with Hexagonal Thinking and Lucid, Braxton Thornley explores how hexagonal thinking—a collaborative strategy using concept-labeled hexagons—can deepen classroom discussions and critical thinking. By leveraging Lucidspark through Canvas, teachers can create dynamic, student-led activities that promote meaningful connections between ideas and texts, sparking rich dialogue and insight.

 

 

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