Source:
Hamers, J. H. M., van Luit, J. E. H. and Csapó, B. (Eds.): Teaching and Learning Thinking Skills. Swets and Zeitlinger, Lisse. 1999.
Contents


Table of Contents
 
 
Teaching Thinking
– J.H.M. Hamers & B. Csapó
11
Improving Thinking through the Content of Teaching 
- B. Csapó
37
Thinking Science: Science as a Gateway to General Thinking Ability 
- P.S. Adey
63
Applying the Theory of Knowledge to Teaching Thinking 
- P.M. Scheinin & J. Mehtlinen 
81
Training Domain-Specific Abilities: The Case of Experiential Structuralism 
- A. Efklides
105
Fostering Higher Order Reasoning Skills: The Case of Inductive Reasoning 
- K.J. Klauer 
131
Teaching Inductive Reasoning: Theoretical Background and Educational Implications 
- E. De Koning & J.H.M. Hamers
157
Thinking Skills in Realistic Mathematics 
- J.M.C. Nelissen 
189
Realistic Mathematical Modelling and Problem Solving in the Upper Elementary School: Analysis and Improvement 
- L. Verschaffel 
215
Teaching Mathematical Thinking to Children with Special Needs 
- J.E.H. Van Luit 
241
The Use of Connectives in Different Textual Genres: A Developmental Analysis in a Thinking Skills' Perspective 
- L. Chanquoy 
259
Thinking Skills in Reading and Text Studying 
- H. Van Oostendorp & M. Elshout-Mohr 
283
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Cognitive Programmes: Some Methodological Issues 
- W. Hager 
313
Converging Aims and Diverging Means of Teaching Thinking: An Epilogue 
- B. Csapó & J.H.M. Hamers
341
Subject index 355