Think pair share

Think-pair-share is a cooperative learning strategy used to easily monitor student understanding of content or language objectives (Echevarria, Vogt, Short, 2014). It gives all students a chance to...

THINK, PAIR, SHARE Using a resource I created based on one of the books I’ve been reading I’ve created an instant tool for a THINK, PAIR, SHARE activity. Why THINK, […]

What are the benefits of Think-Pair-Share? Boost critical thinking, engagement, confidence, and communication skills in the classroom!

Boost your classroom collaboration with the Think-Pair-Share strategy! 🌟 Introduced by Prof. Frank Lyman in 1981, this technique engages students in three steps: Think independently 🤔, Pair up to discuss 💬, and Share insights with the class 🗣️ #EdTech #CollaborativeLearning #TeachingTips

SEE – THINK – WONDER What do you SEE? What does it make you THINK? What do you WONDER? This is a very easy tool for students of all ages and is most useful for looking at and reflecting…

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The teaching method Think, Pair, Share can provide a range of benefits to any classroom and subject. Here's how to use it effectively with your students.

Why do I use a Think-Pair-Share? Think-Pair-Share provides a low-risk setting for group participation that is ideal for students who are new to collaborative learning. The one-on-one personal int…

Simple picture prompt cards for ‘think, pair and share’ partner work.

Just what is equitable participation, anyway? The purpose of equitable participation is to find ways for every learner in the class to...

Simple picture prompt posters for ‘think, pair and share’ partner work.

In order for my students to progress to successful pop-up debates, and to drastically increase the quantity of speaking they'll do during their time in my room, I need to start with the simplest possible training ground for verbal communication: two people having a conversation. Toward that end, the first week of school finds me teaching Frank Lyman's classic Think-Pair-Share routine, and the rest of the weeks of school have me using it for roughly 80 percent of the student speaking that…

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Think Pair Share (v3)

Think-pair-share (TPS) is a collaborative learning strategy where students work together to solve a problem or answer a question about an assigned reading. This strategy requires students to (1) think individually about a topic or answer to a question; and (2) share ideas with classmates. Discussing with a partner maximizes participation, focuses attention and engages students in comprehending the reading material.

Free to print (PDF). This is a worksheet for student note-taking during partnered classroom discussions. The teacher typically sets forth the questions for discussion.