Webinar: Let’s Think Pedagogy — Developing Students’ Intelligence Through Better Thinking

WEBINAR: Let’s Think Pedagogy — Helping Students Think More Deeply, Independently, and Creatively Thursday, January 22, 2026 6:00–7:00 pm CET • Online via Zoom Audience: Primary and secondary teachers, literacy and numeracy leads, and anyone wanting to develop deeper, more independent thinking in their students. If you’ve ever wished your students would think more independently, reason more deeply, or stop relying on you for every step, this webinar is for you. In this one-hour session, you’ll explore how the Let’s Think pedagogy develops the thinking processes that support successful learning: reasoning, collaboration, creativity, and flexibility of thought. You’ll see how structured challenge and purposeful talk can transform student engagement without adding to your workload. Our three experts, who are all members of the Let's Think Group, bring 82 years of combined experience: - Sarah Seleznyov (30 years) — leadership and Lesson Study specialist. - Alex Black (37 years) — cognitive acceleration expert in maths and science. - Leah Crawford (15 years) — English-in-Education consultant and tutor for Let’s Think in English. They will address key questions teachers ask every day: • How do I help students think harder without more prep? • What does cognitive growth look like in real classrooms? • How do I structure talk so every student participates? • How can Let’s Think fit into busy timetables? • How do I know the approach is working? Why join? - Learn practical ways to build higher-order thinking. - Use routines that make students—not teachers—do the intellectual work. - See how collaborative talk can become focused and effective. - Gain ideas you can apply immediately in maths, science, and English. - Leave with renewed confidence and inspiration. Join us to experience a pedagogy that makes learning richer, thinking sharper, and classrooms more alive.