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critical thinking

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Recommended Textbooks

• Butterworth, J. & Thwaites, G. (2005) Thinking Skills, Cambridge University Press

• Reichenbach, B. (2000) Introduction to Critical Thinking, Mc-Graw Hill Publishing

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FINISHED FILES ARE THE RE-SULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIF-IC STUDY COMBINED WITH THEEXPERIENCE OF YEARS

Count the Number of Fs’

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What is Critical Thinking?

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Ego-Centric Thinking

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The MilgramShock Experiment

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The Asch Line Experiment

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Group Bias

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Wishful Thinking

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6 Steps to Critical Thinking

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Step #1KNOWLEDGE

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Step #2COMPREHENSION

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Why do we highlighthighlight or underline our

books?

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Step #3APPLICATION

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Exercise, exercise, exercise!

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Step #4ANALYSIS

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Step #5SYNTHESIS

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Step #6EVALUATION

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Be the judge!

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Reminders

• Introduce yourself in the blog a.s.a.p.

• Review Bloom’s Taxonomy

• Start applying Bloom’s to your textbooks and your classes

• Borrow the textbook