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This article offers examples of how drawing can facilitate thinking skills that promote analogical reasoning to enable deeper learning. The instructional design applies cognitive principles, briefly described here. The workshops were developed iteratively, through feedback from student and teacher participants. Elements of the UK National Curriculum’s key stage 3 science were covered in these examples, but the method of ‘drawing analogies’ can theoretically be applied in any subject.
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