The phrase "sharing thinking" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: During group discussions, we encourage active participation and sharing thinking from all members.
And although technology has given us huge innovation in the efficiency of sharing, thinking and galvanizing action, it is a step backwards for humanity if we think that is an evolutionary step to action.
I sneak peeks at my email on my phone like a meth addict at a fancy rehab center hitchhiking at midnight to the local dealer and then sneaking back in time for morning group meeting, listening and nodding and sharing, thinking no one knows.
The seminars will be filled with different components and tasks, including lectures and synopses of the weekly topic, fieldwork-based exercises, learning how to take notes or record data using different media, analyzing ethnographic data, sharing thinking on individual projects, and discussing assigned readings.
Conclusions: The three groups share thinking about many aspects of CDS, but views differ in a number of important respects as well.
sustained shared thinking and emotional well-being.
There is shared thinking there.
Intentional teaching is one way of encouraging sustained shared thinking.
The strategies for intentional teaching identified in the Framework are consistent with those involved in sustained shared thinking.
Engaging in sustained shared thinking (SST), which includes the successful support of a child's thinking and learning, undoubtedly requires a highly skilled and knowledgeable practitioner.
Siraj-Blatchford and Sylva (2004) recommend that adults plan to interact with children in focused ways to encourage sustained shared thinking.
