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Organize Our Thinking in a Japanese Classroom

Thinking Maps are introduced to an eighth grade class at Higashi-Monzen Elementary School in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. The students learn each of the eight maps from Robert Price and their teacher Shunji Muroga with the assistance of a translator. After the students learn the eight maps, they then organize their thinking about a historical figure using the Thinking Map to best express their different ways of thinking.

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		Resources ->Video and Audio Organize Our Thinking in a Japanese Classroom Thinking Maps are introduced to an eighth grade class at Higashi-Monzen Elementary School in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. The students learn each of the eight maps from Robert Price and their teacher Shunji Muroga with the assistance of a translator. After the students learn the eight maps, they then organize their thinking about a historical figure using the Thinking Map to best express their different ways of thinking. Running Time 8:53 \| Credits Comments and Responses		Related Links