Critical Thinking
Defining
Critical Thinking
Offers a clear understanding of what critical thinking IS and the processes
it involves.
Strategies
for Teaching Critical Thinking is an ERIC document that discusses the
various skills related to critical thinking and three specific strategies
for teaching these skills: 1) Building Categories, 2) Finding Problems, and
3) Enhancing the Environment.
Encouraging
Critical Thinking Using the Case Study Method and Cooperative Learning Techniques
This article shows how cooperative learning teams can be taught to analyze
case studies and how by using alternative conceptual frameworks to analyze
these cases, students are encouraged to think more critically about all the
theories presented in the course.
The Center
for Critical Thinking has created a wealth of information including instructional
guides and lesson plans to help educators implement Critical Thinking in every
aspect of their teaching.
Critical
Thinking: Expanding the Paradigm is a sample article from the journal
"Inquiry:
Critical Thinking Across the Disciplines." This journal provides
a forum for the discussion of issues related to critical thinking across the
disciplines, with an emphasis on the theory and practice of critical thinking
in post-secondary educational contexts.
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