Hi,
(Pretending to sound philosophical).
Look at: “…the point of the sessions is to change children’s thinking, to get them to think across boxes and ultimately help them work out how to ask scientific questions.”
If I got it right, it was meant to sound similar to ‘think outside the box’. But does it mean the same?
‘Think outside the box’ = beyond the limits of the box. ‘Think across…’ (= ’on the other side ‘ or ’ from one side to the other of something with clear limits ‘) still means ‘within the box(es)’ to me.
What do you think?