Described in Chapter 10, this was initially created by Frank Lyman (1986) to increase student engagement and facilltate more thoughtful responses.
It has been widely distributed by Kagan.
In Think-Pair-Share, the teacher poses a question, individual students think about (and record) their answer.
Individuals then pair with another student to share their answer.
The teacher calls on individuals or pairs to share with the large group.
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