Should our school change its uniform policy?
Which evidence supports your claim? What would someone who disagrees point out?
From a first question to reading, writing and a project outcome, then reflecting on how you thought. Explore the complete The Mark of Thinking learning space.
Connect interests discovered through reading, writing, courses and projects with the disciplines beneath them in a growing, two-layer interest tree.
Graded reading and interactive tasks shaped around the text and learner’s level. Read in Chinese or English, with dedicated English explanations, sentence analysis and close reading.
From a question and outline to paragraphs and revision, AI offers guidance and feedback. Students write, choose evidence and address counterarguments.
Observe the real world, investigate a problem, design a response or build your own website. Students direct, review and improve work created with AI.
Seven curriculum areas: AI ethics, AI use, source evaluation, historical evidence, multimedia reading, data literacy and self-exploration.
Use learning interactions and tool records to describe depth of thinking and autonomy, giving students and educators evidence to discuss.
Watch product recordings of course participation, work with AI and reflection on the learning process.
Students bring a real question. Imprint offers prompts and tools to help them develop their own judgment.
Original research
Change in vegetation cover
Insufficient to judge sustainability alone
One indicator shows overall improvement
Different indicators can move differently
Qualify the conclusion and address the counterexample
Investigate difficulties with real exchanges
Interviews, decisions and review
Organize findings and help create
Make AI’s contribution visible. Make student thinking visible.
Explore process assessmentFrom AI use and ethics to media, data and argument. Concrete questions and interactive activities give students methods to use across subjects.

Write a prompt, examine the response and check the original sources.
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Discuss training data, copyright, labour and energy—and who bears the costs.
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Practice checking the source and context of AI-generated media.
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Check axes, denominators and comparisons before accepting a chart’s conclusion.
Explore the courseBring a Chinese or English text. Examine the author’s claims and evidence, develop an argument, consider other perspectives and revise with feedback. Students write their own work.
Which evidence supports your claim? What would someone who disagrees point out?
哪些证据支持你的观点?持不同意见的人可能提出什么问题?
A project can become an investigation, a design proposal or a student’s own website. AI helps with planning and production; students direct, review and improve the work.
A student project about everyday choices on campus.
Explore our observations ↗For example, document waste on campus and collect observations and survey findings.
Choose an audience, content and page design. Work with AI to create and review the result.
Invite others to try it, record problems and explain your revisions.
Illustrative teaching scenario and website, not an actual student submission.
A dedicated workspace for inquiry-based research and writing. Connect question development, project management, research reading, writing and reflection throughout a sustained investigation.
For projects that call for sustained reading, evidence gathering and argument development.

Start with a reading, a piece of writing or a project. See how the Mark of Thinking can support your teaching.