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Thinking Critically about Critical Thinking
Educational Philosophy and Theory, 2012As a philosophy professor, one of my central goals is to teach students to think critically. However, one difficulty with determining whether critical thinking can be taught, or even measured, is that there is widespread disagreement over what critical thinking actually is. Here, I reflect on several conceptions of critical thinking, subjecting them to
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Studies in Higher Education, 2019
Critical thinking has been identified as a crucial general skill contributing to academic and career success in the twenty-first century.
Amy Shaw +13 more
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Critical thinking has been identified as a crucial general skill contributing to academic and career success in the twenty-first century.
Amy Shaw +13 more
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Thinking creatively is thinking critically
New Directions for Youth Development, 2010AbstractThe Cartoneras projects aim to promote the celebration of language, culture, and creativity through a collaboration between top literary minds and cardboard collectors in Buenos Aires and Lima. They produce and publish beautiful books with hand‐painted cardboard covers that speak of the wonderful literature inside.
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Critical thinking. Un'introduzione
2021Il Critical Thinking è una disciplina che fornisce i mezzi per distinguere i buoni dai cattivi argomenti. Nel farlo, si avvale del contributo di altre discipline come la logica, la psicologia, la teoria dell’argomentazione, la teoria della probabilità.
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Teaching Philosophy, 1991
Critical thinking under that name was inspired by pragmatic philosopher John Dewey (1910) and endorsed by analytic philosopher Max Black (1946). Dewey was revered by the progressive educators, who re-labeled his “reflective thinking” as “critical thinking,” a name I believe they originated and that persists to the present (see Aiken (1942) for a ...
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Critical thinking under that name was inspired by pragmatic philosopher John Dewey (1910) and endorsed by analytic philosopher Max Black (1946). Dewey was revered by the progressive educators, who re-labeled his “reflective thinking” as “critical thinking,” a name I believe they originated and that persists to the present (see Aiken (1942) for a ...
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The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas, 1949
(1949). Critical Thinking. The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas: Vol. 24, No. 3, pp. 155-158.
Kenneth B. Henderson, Marian P. Fulton
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(1949). Critical Thinking. The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas: Vol. 24, No. 3, pp. 155-158.
Kenneth B. Henderson, Marian P. Fulton
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Thinking Critically, Thinking Dialogically
TESOL Quarterly, 1999politics of language teaching. TESOL Quarterly, 23, 589-618. Schniedewind, N. (1983). Feminist values: Guidelines for a teaching methodology in women's studies. In C. Bunch & S. Pollack (Eds.), Learning our way: Essays in feminist education (pp. 248-260). Trumansburg, NY: Crossing Press. Taubman, P. (1982).
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Thinking critically about critical thinking
Irish Educational Studies, 1995Joseph Dunne, Mark Morgan
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