At Rodin Educational Consultancy, we understand how challenging it can be when teaching critical, creative and co-operative thinking skills and tools/strategies to students/learners. No one would argue that thinking doesn’t require a degree of effort and therefore a plan, which can be flexible and needs to be formulated well in advance. This is where Eric Frangenheim, a respected educational consultant with nearly 50 years of classroom and consulting experience, can help you. When you are teaching differentiated learning or differentiated teaching strategies, you need to ensure that you gain and develop student engagement. Encouraging classroom critical, creative and co-operative thinking need to be taught overtly, regularly practised and clearly acknowledged. Using Eric’s Thinking Skills Framework, based on Bloom’s Taxonomy of the Cognitive Domain, teachers can efficiently design questions and activities, all supported or scaffolded with appropriate cognitive or co-operative thinking tools. Eric is a vastly experienced author and presenter, well-known and respected in both Australia and New Zealand. As an educational consultant, he has devised numerous cognitive and co-operative thinking skills and tools. He wishes to challenge himself as well as being an advocate of thinking during learning. His objective is to create an environment using Bloom’s cognitive taxonomy. Regardless of whether you are a teacher or looking for self-help materials, Eric’s easy to use books and digital resources are engaging and explain many aspects of co-operative thinking and differentiated learning. He is passionate when it comes to helping educators, business leaders or parents gain greater student or learner engagement. These resources give you the confidence to develop your own differentiated teaching strategies and gain student engagement in the learning environment that you desire. If you would like more information about critical thinking strategies and how to promote classroom critical thinking or creative thinking strategies, you can contact Eric by email on [email protected] or alternatively, you can contact us directly via our website. Eric looks forward to hearing from you and providing you with all the help you need to promote critical creative and co-operative teaching and learning in your educational environment.