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Critical Thinking Project is sponsored by Critical Thinking Project. This grant is part of research on the effectiveness of exercising fundamental component skills of critical thinking, including media literacy, to support high-level critical thinking in high school students.
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Grant: Critical Thinking Project Deadline: ASAP to apply for the 2026-27 school year Who: California public high school with 600+ students Goal: Improve students’ media literacy and critical thinking skills, in alignment with California AB 873. See Mission $60,000 per year, potentially up to 3 years.
Objective: Critical thinking is usually approached as a whole, while, according to data , the fundamental component skills get little instruction. This grant is part of our research on the effectiveness of these fundamental component skills, including media literacy, to foster high-level critical thinking. Eligibility: Public or charter school, grades 9-12.
We are seeking a school with above-average scores on CAASPP ELA or Math to balance out the other schools already participating in this project. • Dedicate 20% of a certified staff member’s time to serve as the Critical Thinking Coordinator (CTC) for the school for 2026-27. The CTC will: • Curate and create curriculum and resources for your teachers.
• Meet with teachers throughout the year to encourage and coordinate lessons. • Administer online tests provided by us at the start and end of the year. Teachers may interpret and teach critical thinking skills as they see fit.
Use of our learning apps is encouraged but not required. Reporting: Occasional remote meetings to discuss plans, data, challenges, and successes, and to provide general feedback to us on lessons and resources. (No written reports required.)
Research: We are measuring the collective effect of increased instruction over the long term in the real world, not the effectiveness of each specific lesson or resource in laboratory conditions. We will analyze the data and publish our findings. Questions: [email protected] To Apply for your School: The grant application is just basic information for screening at this stage.
Please email us at [email protected] from your school email account, not your personal email. Provide the following information in the body of the email (not an attachment): Number of students enrolled Is there another high school in your district that could serve as a control group? i.e., a school with the same grade range that does not participate in the project, so that we can compare results.
This is ideal but not required. If so, please list the school name and number of students. If you are selected to advance, we will interview your administrator and your selected Critical Thinking Coordinator together over a video call.
We will email the questions in advance. Grantees will by notified ASAP so you may prepare staffing assignments for the 2026-27 school year.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: California public or charter high schools serving grades 9-12 with 600+ students enrolled; schools with above-average CAASPP ELA or Math scores are prioritized. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $60,000 per year, potentially up to 3 years. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Critical Thinking Project is funded by Critical Thinking Project. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in California. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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