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Three small tools
for making thinking visible.

Use them next Monday, in any subject, with any age group. No syllabus rewrite. No new platforms. Just a different shape for the time you already have.

01

FOR THE TEACHER

The 20-Minute Practice

A daily classroom protocol. Five short moves that fit inside a single class period — First Thinking, AI or Source Comparison, One Verification, One Sentence of Judgment, One Voice.

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02

FOR THE TEACHER

The Assignment Audit Sheet

Eight honest questions you ask yourself about an assignment you currently give. Where is thinking actually visible? What is the assignment grading — the artifact, or the mind?

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03

FOR THE STUDENT

The Proof of Thinking Trail

A printable template students fill in as they work — five zones for First Thinking, AI Dialogue, Verification, My Position, and Oral Defense Notes. Hand it out. Collect it back.

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A simple sequence

How educators tend to use these.

  1. Start with The Assignment Audit Sheet. Pick one assignment you already give. Answer honestly. You will see, page by page, where thinking is missing.
  2. Use The 20-Minute Practice twice a week, for three weeks. The room learns a new tempo before any major assignment changes.
  3. When you redesign an assignment, give students The Proof of Thinking Trail as the structure of their work. They fill it in across days; you read both the trail and the final piece.
  4. If the work resonates and you want to redesign one full assignment with feedback and a small circle of educators — apply for the Founding Lab.

If any of this resonates

The full method is in the manifesto.

The three resources are practical entry points. The full argument — what AI revealed, what must remain human, how learning must change — is in the 38-page manifesto.