Crafting Clarity: Your Project's Blueprint
Behind every great website is a well-thought-out structure. The same is true for thinking. Organizing ideas helps learners connect, extend, and deepen understanding.

Define Connect Generate-Sort-Connect-Elaborate
Using the Generate–Sort–Connect–Elaborate strategy, this site organizes its content into clear pages:
- Home: Introduction to Thinking Across the Curriculum
 - About Us: Author backgrounds and teaching philosophy
 - Pedagogical Tools: Thinking-Based Learning and classroom applications
 - Resources: Articles, videos, and digital tools
 - Blog: Ongoing reflections and discussions
 
This layout models how design thinking works—from empathy to ideation to reflection—ensuring the website is intuitive and meaningful for all visitors.
Question for Visitors:
How does thoughtful design shape the way we experience and understand ideas online?

Website Goal
Inform and Educate Visitors
- Provide clear, concise explanations of key frameworks like critical thinking, design thinking, Out of Eden Learn, and global thinking.
 - Highlight how these approaches can be applied in classrooms and everyday learning experiences.
 - Engage and Inspire Action
- Encourage educators and students to implement thinking-based strategies in their own learning environments.
 - Foster curiosity, creativity, and collaboration through multimedia content such as videos, interactive diagrams, and reflective exercises.
 - Promote Digital Literacy and Responsible Technology Use
- Demonstrate best practices in using multimedia and digital tools thoughtfully.
 - Model ethical and effective digital citizenship for learners of all ages.
 - Facilitate Reflection and Self-Regulated Learning
- Offer prompts, activities, and guided questions that encourage users to reflect on their thinking and learning processes.
 - Transform visitors from passive content consumers into active, self-regulated thinkers.
 
 
 
 

Guiding Questions Using QFT
To direct the design and content of the website, consider the following questions:
- What are the most effective ways to integrate critical and creative thinking across different subjects?
 - How can multimedia tools enhance students’ understanding and engagement?
 - What examples of global thinking can be incorporated to broaden learners’ perspectives?
 - How can educators design activities that promote reflection, collaboration, and problem-solving?
 - What strategies will help learners transfer thinking skills from school to real-world contexts?