Take this 1-minute True/False quiz to test your knowledge of what’s fact vs. fiction when it comes to measuring thinking in K–12 students. Uncover what your current data might be missing. Email Name Role/Title Business True or False: There’s no way to measure whether a new instructional strategy is actually improving students’ thinking. True False None True or False: Mindset—like motivation, focus, and perseverance—is just as important as reasoning skills when it comes to critical thinking. True False None True or False: State-mandated achievement tests give teachers all the data they need to understand how well students think. True False None True or False: All students naturally improve their critical thinking skills just by progressing through grade levels. True False None True or False: You can predict a student’s future math achievement based on their early critical thinking scores. True False None True or False: A student might have strong reasoning skills but still not use them consistently. True False None True or False: Critical thinking skills can’t be reliably assessed until students are at least in middle school. True False None Time's up Leave a comment Cancel reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Send Comment Δ
