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Differentiation TechniqueDivergent Thinking

Read The Overview: Divergent Questions (How To Ask 'Em)

How to ask Divergent Questions and ensure that your students are thinking rather than merely remembering.

Specific Examples of “Divergent Thinking”

Halloween: Characters Dressed As Characters

What if characters from film or literature dress up like other characters based on some parallel such as: conflict, trait, accomplishment, etc.

What Could You Do With This Pancake Flipping Robot?

I love videos of robots messing up tasks. This one in particular struck a chord, because we get to see the robot learn from his mistakes. Let's have students write him some advice…

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