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Direct linkDixon, Felicia A.; Prater,Kimberly A.; Vine, Heidi M.; Wark,Mary Jo; Williams, Tasha; Hanchon, Tim; Shobe,Carolyn – Journal for the Education of the Gifted, 2004
Critical thinking is important for lessons in classes for gifted and talented students. Since definitions of critical thinking are plentiful and varied, teachers must decide what behaviors are most productive in the classroom. One viable method to promote critical thinking through productive discussion is the Dixon-Hegelian method. This paper…
Descriptors: Integrated Curriculum, Elementary Education, Elementary School Students, Group Discussion
