Setting Off and Sustaining Sparks of Curiosity and Creativity
In the summer of 2010, Newsweek pronounced—on its cover no less—that the United States was suffering from a “Creativity Crisis.” The coauthors…
Teaching World-Changers: A Lesson From the Civil Rights Movement
As I completed my first semester of student teaching, my cooperating teacher recommended a book that would change my career…
Harvard EdCast Make Just One Change
Dan Rothstein and Luz Santana, authors of the book, Make Just One Change, explain why teaching students to ask their…
CBS News Interview
Dan Raviv’s interview with Dan Rothstein for CBS News.
Make Just One Change
Make Just One Change not only makes the case for the importance of teaching students how to ask their own questions, it also provides a clear step-by-step process for teaching a sophisticated thinking skill to all learners.
Teaching Students to Ask Their Own Questions: One Small Change Can Yield Big Results
For teachers, using the QFT requires one small but significant shift in practice: Students will be asking all the questions.