Intel® Education Initiative, India: Tools and Resources

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Tools and Resources

Free tools and resources for educators support collaborative student-centered learning. Online thinking tools are active learning places where students engage in robust discussions, pursue investigations, analyse complex information, and solve problems. Resources for 21st century teaching help teachers play a critical role in facilitating learning activities and posing questions that take student thinking deeper.

Thinking tools

Visual Ranking Tool ›

Identify and refine criteria for assigning ranking to a list; and then debate differences, reach consensus, and organise ideas.

Seeing Reason Tool ›

Investigate relationships in complex systems, creating maps that communicate understanding.

Showing Evidence Tool ›

Construct well-reasoned arguments that are supported by evidence, using a visual framework.

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Assessing Projects ›

Develop strategies for student-centered assessment and create your own from an Assessment library.

Help Guide ›

Find step-by-step instructions for hundreds of technical skills for commonly used software applications.

An Innovation Odyssey ›

Find inspiration in more than 350 real-life stories from classrooms around the world including India. In their own words, teachers share their experiences and best practices in using technology enriched projects in their classrooms.

Making a Difference ›

Read how the Intel Education Initiative in India is changing lives across communities.

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skoool* ›

Media-rich resources free to students and teachers in Ireland, the UK, Sweden, Thailand, and Turkey emphasising maths and science.

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Classroom examples of using Thinking Tools

Click here to view unit portfolios developed using Thinking Tools.