Teachers & staff · 90 min after school, or a 3-hour curriculum day

Teaching Better Thinking (Teachers & staff)

Teachers can run a bias and reasoning lesson the next week.

Price

Enquire. The 90-minute version is free for schools that hosted a student session. Otherwise, talk to us.

Who it's for

Teachers, careers advisers, wellbeing and curriculum leaders.

The problem it solves

A single visit from us helps one class, once. It goes further if teachers can run the lesson themselves, next week and next year. This session hands it over: a lesson plan, a card set, and enough practice that it doesn't feel like reading someone else's script.

What happens in the session

A typical 90-minute session runs like this. 90-minute after-school version

  1. The biases and reasoning errors worth teaching.
  2. Walk through the ready-to-run lesson plan.
  3. Try the card set.
  4. Questions and planning your first lesson.

3-hour curriculum day version: the same ground, with more time to practise and to plan how you'll use it in your own classroom.

What people leave with

  • A ready-to-run lesson plan and card set.
  • A bias and reasoning lesson they can run the next week.
  • Material designed with the Victorian Curriculum in mind.

Format and logistics

  • Length: 90 minutes after school, or a 3-hour curriculum day.
  • Where: At your school.
  • What you provide: A room and a projector. We bring all materials.
  • When: Booking from Term 1 2027.

FAQs

Is any of it free?

Yes. The 90-minute version is free for schools that hosted a student session.

Do we need to have done the student session first?

No, but schools that have get the 90-minute version free.

Which version should we pick?

The 90-minute session fits after school. The 3-hour version covers the same ground with more time for practice and classroom planning, so it suits a curriculum day.

Get your staff ready to teach it.

Tell us about your school and when your next curriculum day is.

Request a session