Presenting Suryadhi
The word Suryadhi brings together two ancient Sanskrit concepts to create a modern learning methodology:
Surya (Illumination)
Awakening bright curiosity, energy, and an eager enthusiasm to explore the world.
Dhi (Intellect)
Cultivating structured reasoning, active perception, and lifelong cognitive confidence.
Harvard Project Zero
Harvard Project Zero is a research initiative founded in 1967 at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. It's primary objectives include:
- Gaining an in-depth understanding of the Processes of learning and thinking.
- Nurturing human potential in areas such as cognition, creativity, and understanding.
What is Visible Thinking?
Visible Thinking is a flexible, systematic, research-based conceptual framework. It is a multi-faceted approach aimed at enhancing the overall learning experience by:
- Integrating students' active thinking with core content learning.
- Developing thinking skills seamlessly across all subjects and activities.
Our Program
What are Thinking Routines?
A thinking routine is a set of questions or steps that support a student's thinking process. Project Zero researchers designed thinking routines to strengthen students' thinking and help make that thinking “visible.”
Featured Expert
Dr. Ron Ritchhart: Senior Researcher at Harvard Graduate School of Education and Pioneer in Transforming School Culture.
27 Thinking Routines
Harvard Project Zero
See, Think, Wonder
Think, Puzzle, Explore
Circle of Viewpoints
Step Inside
I Used to Think... Now I Think...
3-2-1 Bridge
Chalk Talk
What Makes You Say That?