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Handmade Thinking

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You might not think you’re great at drawing. You can be! And a naieve or folksy style can be engaging too!

“18 Formats for Handmade Thinking in the Classroom is a presentation put together by Laurence Musgrove. In the presentation Musgrove takes the ideas from Dan Roam’s Back of the Napkin books and applies them to the classroom. In his presentation Musgrove outlines eighteen ways that visual thinking and handmade sketches can be used in your teaching practice. Musgrove includes some examples of handmade sketches created by students. … View the slides below.”

18 formats for handmade thinking in the classroom

It is great fun to collaborate on creating visuals for visual learners and ther area number of lessons here about presenting everything from simple data to big concepts. And it’s all done in a very engaging way.

Discoervered via Free Technology for Teachers.

Stephen

Full post as published by Stephen's Lighthouse on August 11, 2010 (boomark / email).