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Daniel Borowski
Daniel Borowski@DanielBorowsk13·
Reminder: There is no peer-reviewed paper on #BuildingThinkingClassrooms by @pgliljedahl. And there isn't even a single non-reviewed paper on its effectiveness for learning. no paper => no research The research-based claim is fake.
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@DanielBorowsk13 @pgliljedahl @mpershan You can read through all of his papers 😇 BTC is about the accumulated insights rather than one or few definitive papers Peter's work spans years, and BTC distills key findings into actionable steps for teachers
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The aim of Building Thinking Classrooms is not to answer every research question Of course, you could do more research It's *based on research,* but it's not a PhD thesis that cites references for every statement and every number Because here's the problem: no one other than academics reads them If you write a popular book, you need to make it generally accessible
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@DanielBorowsk13 @pgliljedahl It's a different kind of research And yes, it is documented in peer-reviewed (book and conference) publications x.com/VisualInkPub/s…
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@DanielBorowsk13 @pgliljedahl You're looking for a different kind of research Peter isn't doing randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies 😅 As described in the introduction of the book, his approach is more like field research, going into classrooms, observing students

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Daniel Borowski
Daniel Borowski@DanielBorowsk13·
@VisualInkPub @pgliljedahl Yes, you go into the logic game. But consider: Two decades of so called research on BTC. And not any journal article on BTC. Only a few book chapters and conference papers. And none of them close to any evidence for learning or that kind. You call this „solid research“?
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@DanielBorowsk13 @pgliljedahl You're looking for a different kind of research Peter isn't doing randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies 😅 As described in the introduction of the book, his approach is more like field research, going into classrooms, observing students
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Daniel Borowski
Daniel Borowski@DanielBorowsk13·
@VisualInkPub @pgliljedahl Since you now agree with the first point. The second point is: Even in the non-refereed articles of @pgliljedahl there is no evidence for the effectiveness for learning of BTC. He just doesn’t provide any evidence of this kind.
Daniel Borowski@DanielBorowsk13

Dear Prof. @pgliljedahl, I am searching for scientific evidence that the #thinkingclassroom method leads to the students becoming better problem solvers. Can you provide any? Thanks, Daniel

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Yes, it's a great article because it analyzes the sources of the book objectively – it doesn't say there's no evidence It spurs a debate about how much evidence there is (which is a fair debate to have!) Did you read the comments by SK? Too long; didn't read: "BTC is not a research text. It is a popular text, meant for a popular audience." It's based on research by Peter, but it doesn't claim to be a scientific publication – it's not a PhD thesis 😇
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@DanielBorowsk13 @pgliljedahl No, that's not a bijective relation Solid research should be published in journals – agree But that doesn't imply research published outside of journals isn't solid That is a false logical conclusion
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Daniel Borowski
Daniel Borowski@DanielBorowsk13·
@VisualInkPub @pgliljedahl So you're basically saying the following? You admit that what Peter Liljedahl has done in relation to BTC is not solid research. But you still insist it is a kind of unsolid research. What is the good of unsolid research?
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