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The I used to think...but now I think routine helps students to:
Read a blog post I wrote Reflecting on learning using thinking routines
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THE ROUTINE IN ACTION
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I use this routine often as an exit ticket to the ideas/ themes/ concepts we have just explored in a lesson. It forces students to recognise where their thinking was at the beginning of the lesson and see exactly how it has changed.
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