Teaching Habits of Mind is Not Enough
By James Anderson Teaching the Habits of Mind is important, but it’s not enough. Here’s why. I remember when I first came across the
By James Anderson Teaching the Habits of Mind is important, but it’s not enough. Here’s why. I remember when I first came across the
By James Anderson Are you talking the talk? Or walking the walk? There’s nothing quite like walking into a school where the Habits of
By James Anderson Stop using the Habits of Mind and start improving them! Over the years, we’ve seen countless schools adopt the Habits of
By James Anderson It’s been more than 25 years since Art Costa and Bena Kallick introduced the world to the Habits of Mind. In
By James Anderson This collection of articles is intended for your school’s Growth Mindset leadership team. I outline key research you need to be
By James Anderson In this collection of articles, I outline some of the key ideas related to the Habits of Mind. This is not
By James Anderson Last week, I spoke about the first of two crucial points that must be understood about the Growth Mindset that allow
By James Anderson Several recent studies have unfairly thrown doubt on the importance of the Growth Mindset. To respond accurately to this criticism, two
By James Anderson CHANGE AND THE 21ST-CENTURY LEARNER You don’t have to go far today before someone starts talking to you about the
By James Anderson What have I learnt over the past 20 years working with Habits of Mind? In the early days, as I
By James Anderson This is a unique book. In the context of Habits of Mind there is nothing else like it available – nor
James Anderson first became interested in how to teach students to become better thinkers as a classroom teacher in the late ’90s. Later, as
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