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1. Goals of CT pedagogy |

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1 Goals of CT pedagogy. And also types of exercise for step 3. See John Biggs’. Teaching for Quality Learning in Higher Education. For greater analysis of the outcomes-based approach to education.). You may aim to provide more in the way of education than you have time for, so decide which purposes are your. For your department or program (“course” in the UK) may be useful in focusing your goals, and help to establish the. Of your course/module (a Biggs term). Write a well-argued essay? Facts and Other F...

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Argumentation |

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Relevance to everyday reasoning situations and political discourse in a democratic society. Instructors may learn something (given the recent flourishing of argumentation scholarship) which may contribute to their own scholarship. Instructors may have to master new material (given the recent flourishing of argumentation scholarship). If you want to teach fallacies, consider a textbook that focuses on them. Ralph H. Johnson and J. Anthony Blair. US edition again in print from IDEA. Frans van Eemeren, Rob ...

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Critical Thinking ² |

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Critical thinking about critical thinking pedagogy in philosophy. This set of pages can aid philosophy instructors (and perhaps others) in considering critical thinking textbooks. Do you need a textbook? This guide can help you sort out the options that textbooks provide. You can select your sources by considering specific pedagogical goals, types of analysis, and forms of exercise. Which together suggest a 3-step process. Both instructors and a surprising number of authors of philosophy textbooks for CT...

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January 16, 2015. What Is Argument Repair? Somewhere along the way, I picked up the language of “argument repair.” I don’t think this is my term, but borrowed from others. Many people have found it the most interesting concept in my analysis of textbook treatments of fallacies. Some textbook authors have asked for sources, and some instructors have developed their own exercises. Intellectual Empathy: Critical Thinking for Social Justice. 8212; I plan to post on that soon. The arguer revising what is said.

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January 16, 2015. What Is Argument Repair? Somewhere along the way, I picked up the language of “argument repair.” I don’t think this is my term, but borrowed from others. Many people have found it the most interesting concept in my analysis of textbook treatments of fallacies. Some textbook authors have asked for sources, and some instructors have developed their own exercises. Intellectual Empathy: Critical Thinking for Social Justice. 8212; I plan to post on that soon. The arguer revising what is said.

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April 14, 2016. Cognitive dissonance and social bias. Social biases can be extremely difficult to observe in oneself, especially for those of us committed to social equality. However, once we come to accept how commonplace they are and get past being ashamed of them, we can begin to learn from the glimpses we get into our implicit associations. Today for the first time I gave the finger to a woman in a hijab. I also yelled “you fuck off! Click to print (Opens in new window). Feminism and social justice.

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March 5, 2015. Getting there from here: Critical thinking and debiasing. Scientific reasoning concerns Ulrike Hahn. Who directs us toward the advantages of Bayesian approaches to fallacies and argumentation. Hahn’s point of departure comes from Douglas Walton. This day gave us little room for optimism about debiasing, or the future of critical thinking as an ideal and an educational practice. An account of frustration with facilitating critical thinking at an institutional level provided the final ta...

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2. Type of CT analysis |

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2 Type of CT analysis. Based on your goals. And your philosophical orientation, choose the type of analysis (criticism) you wish the students to learn, with which my fieldguide. Can help. You can discern the availability of content in particular textbooks from my database. And from the books’ own tables of contents, often visible on-line at publishers’ sites. You will need to judge for yourself the deepness and effectiveness of the presentation. Let’s hope some more reviews get posted soon! 8230;] databa...

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Fieldguide to textbooks |

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A resource for Critical Thinking. Critical thinking textbooks offer a range of different ways to analyze reasoning, from classical logical to contemporary rhetorical perspectives, and include specialized approaches. Three general categories commonly can be found in the discipline of philosophy:. Include many different approaches to critical thinking, generally include argumentation as well forms of reasoning and interpretation, e.g. distinguishing observation from inference, numeracy, etc. Click to print...