This year, NAACE partnered with Zinc Communicate, a Zinc Media Group Company, to produce a content series, called One Chance, investigating the impact of EdTech on teachers and pupils around the world. We are thrilled to be able to launch the series with our first episode, where we worked alongside Kialo Edu.
How can we better teach critical thinking skills in the classroom? How can we improve the way children discuss and debate? Kialo Edu provides a platform where children can debate online, with teachers as a guide, and a framework that promotes critical thinking and rational discussion. We talk to a GCSE teacher, the MD of Kialo and an academic specialising in critical thinking, and discuss how this free online tool can help children understand how to formulate ideas, discuss, debate. We look at how student ideas are captured and how the process can help students write better essays.
Interested to try Kialo Edu out for yourself? Dive right into a classroom discussion with one of their ready-made Topic Templates
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Zinc Communicate, part of the award-winning production group Zinc Media, specialise in the creation of branded content, podcasts, radio, and corporate films. If you are interested in hearing more about this and future series then please contact Elizabeth Fisher Robins, the series' Executive Producer (Elizabeth.Fisher-Robins@zincmedia.com).
