Crafting Consolidation and Closure in a Secondary Thinking Classroom
Part of ATOMIC Conference March 2026
Monday 23 March 2026·7:00 pm
Planning for and executing thoughtful in-the-moment consolidation and closure is both nuanced and challenging. It takes practice with content, pedagogy, and facilitation to guide rich discourse that connects student thinking and moves toward a learning goal. This session highlights teacher moves that promote knowledge mobility, clear consolidation, and concise closure in secondary thinking classrooms. Attendees will explore actionable strategies to enhance teaching and learning during these critical moments of a lesson.
Get notified about Curriculum events
Free weekly digest of new PD opportunities. Unsubscribe any time.
Related Sessions at ATOMIC Conference March 2026
A Real Approach to Algebra I: Task Design to Engage Students with Unfinished Learning
SECONDARY (6-12)Co-Teaching strategies to maximize student engagement
SECONDARY (6-12)From Blueprints to Brainstorms: Building Thinking Classrooms Together
SECONDARY (6-12)I Am Still Here!: How the Unseen Black Girl in Math Reclaims Her Space
SECONDARY (6-12)Engaging Extra Practice for K–5 Math: Games That Go the Distance
ELEMENTARY (K-5)