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• Select Professors Launch Teaching Critical Thinking Group at CSICon.

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  Professors Launch Teaching Critical Thinking Group at CSICon.

  Author:Natalia PasternakFrom:Skeptical Inquirer (Vol. 47, Issue 2)

  March-April 2023650 words Article 1450LWhile no scientific background is required to be a skeptic or to promote critical thinking, one would expect that having a science major and being exposed to the scientific method in academic life would lead to...
• Select Effect of team-based learning on critical thinking: A quasi-experimental study.

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  Effect of team-based learning on critical thinking: A quasi-experimental study.

  From:Pakistan Journal of Medical Sciences (Vol. 38, Issue 8)

  Dec. 31, 20222,354 words Article 1510LByline: Muhammad Asif Zeb, Usman Mahboob and Neelofar Shaheen KEYWORDS: Team-Based Learning, Critical Thinking, Active Learning, Students, Paramedics, Nursing. INTRODUCTION Over the last decade, various teaching...
• Select Technology program focuses on critical thinking.

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  Technology program focuses on critical thinking.

  Author:Dan ShineFrom:Automotive News (Vol. 97, Issue 7069)

  Dec. 19, 2022395 words Brief article 1560LByline: Dan Shine Lackawanna College in northeastern Pennsylvania plans to create the Center for Technology Innovation to educate and train regional and national students on electric vehicle and advanced automotive...
• Select Reconciling with Critical Thinking.

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  Reconciling with Critical Thinking.

  From:Addis Fortune

  Dec. 19, 2022503 words Article 1120LThe Ugandan writer Mahmood Mamdani once remarked that reasons led the developed countries, while emotions the developing ones. It may be possible to list many reasons, but the sloppy attitude towards critical thinking is...
• Select Silence Limits Critical Thinking.

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  Silence Limits Critical Thinking.

  From:Addis Fortune

  Nov. 21, 2022601 words Article 1150LPeople tend to pick sides by reckoning the climate. Popular opinions get sanctioned by the majority, while those with views outside the box face risk of isolation. In theory, popular opinion can be publicly voiced...
• Select Crisis.

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  Crisis.

  Author:Dot WordsworthFrom:Spectator (Vol. 350, Issue 10130)

  Oct. 22, 2022354 words Brief article 1470LIn his picture from 1932, 'Derriere la gare Saint-Lazare', Henri Cartier-Bresson caught the moment when a man in a hat launched himself forward from a ladder lying in some water, his leading heel not yet breaking the...
• Select Rebooting Critical Thinking.

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  Rebooting Critical Thinking.

  Author:Julia LavarnwayFrom:Skeptical Inquirer (Vol. 46, Issue 5)

  Sept-Oct 20221,417 words Interview 1220LHelen Lee Bouygues is a world-renowned misinformation and critical thinking expert. In 2018, she founded the Paris-based Reboot Foundation, whose mission is to promote richer, more reflective forms of thought in schools,...
• Select Cultivating Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills.

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  Cultivating Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills.

  Authors:Mark Dougherty, Jonathan Davis, Oladiran Fasina, and Jeremiah DavisFrom:Resource: Engineering & Technology for a Sustainable World (Vol. 29, Issue 5)

  Sept-Oct 2022547 words Article 1180LAs up-and-coming engineering practitioners, agricultural and biological engineering students learn the most when they are challenged. In this article, we present some reflections from our senior students. Senior...
• Select Comparison of Critical Thinking among undergraduate medical students of Conventional and Integrated curricula in Twin Cities.

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  Comparison of Critical Thinking among undergraduate medical students of Conventional and Integrated curricula in Twin Cities.

  From:Pakistan Journal of Medical Sciences (Vol. 38, Issue 6)

  Aug. 31, 20222,815 words Article 1610LByline: Ume Sughra and Ambreen Usmani KEYWORDS: Critical thinking, Conventional, Integrated, Curriculum, Undergraduate, Medical, students. INTRODUCTION Curriculum word is derived from the Latin word "curricula",...
• Select RINSE AND REPEAT: Do we want a profession where providers think critically, or one where they just follow orders?

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  RINSE AND REPEAT: Do we want a profession where providers think critically, or one where they just follow orders?

  Author:Jonathon S. FeitFrom:EMS World (Vol. 51, Issue 7)

  July 2022782 words Article 1320LI considered calling this column "The Altered Universe of Mobile Medicine's Future." I reconsidered only because it would sound too much like a prelude to Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Yet the...
• Select 2022 PDI Workshop: How do I implement Financial Management Critical Thinking Strategically in my Organization or Tactically in My Team?

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  2022 PDI Workshop: How do I implement Financial Management Critical Thinking Strategically in my Organization or Tactically in My Team?

  Author:Alina M. SotoFrom:Armed Forces Comptroller (Vol. 67, Issue 3)

  Summer 20221,630 words Article 1170LI attended the workshop "How do I implement Financial Management Critical Thinking Strategically in my Organization or Tactically in My Team?" at the PDI in Atlanta. The instructor was Mr. Brian E. Schultz, who is a...
• Select Thinking Critically About Casework: A View from an Ontario Constituency Office.

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  Thinking Critically About Casework: A View from an Ontario Constituency Office.

  Author:Bruce McKennaFrom:Canadian Parliamentary Review (Vol. 45, Issue 2)

  Summer 20225,275 words Report 1480LConstituency casework has become an integral component of how many parliamentarians understand their roles and responsibilities as democratically elected representatives of their communities. Yet the concept has not...
• Select How Do We Cultivate Critical Thinking in Dysphagia Decision-Making? We?ve found over our years of practice that our evolution as dysphagia clinicians mostly comes from self-reflection and supported discussion of clinical missteps.

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  How Do We Cultivate Critical Thinking in Dysphagia Decision-Making? We?ve found over our years of practice that our evolution as dysphagia clinicians mostly comes from self-reflection and supported discussion of clinical missteps.

  Authors:Lisa Evangelista, Liza Blumenfeld, and James CoyleFrom:ASHA Leader

  March-April 20222,091 words Article 1380LTeaching about critical thinking in clinical decision-making is a core tenet of the graduate communication sciences and disorders (CSD) curriculum. However, learning about clinical decision-making doesn?t end there. In...
• Select How Do We Cultivate Critical Thinking in Dysphagia Decision-Making? We?ve found over our years of practice that our evolution as dysphagia clinicians mostly comes from self-reflection and supported discussion of clinical missteps.

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  How Do We Cultivate Critical Thinking in Dysphagia Decision-Making? We?ve found over our years of practice that our evolution as dysphagia clinicians mostly comes from self-reflection and supported discussion of clinical missteps.

  Authors:Lisa Evangelista, Liza Blumenfeld, and James CoyleFrom:ASHA Leader

  March-April 20222,091 words Article 1380LTeaching about critical thinking in clinical decision-making is a core tenet of the graduate communication sciences and disorders (CSD) curriculum. However, learning about clinical decision-making doesn?t end there. In...
• Select Challenges to Creative Thinking: Identifying Officer Background Beliefs in Limited Information Environments.

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  Challenges to Creative Thinking: Identifying Officer Background Beliefs in Limited Information Environments.

  Authors:Jeffrey Berejikian, Zachary Zwald, Samantha Jane Daly, and Jeffrey HannonFrom:Joint Force Quarterly (Issue 104)

  Jan. 20223,747 words Article 1690LThe nature of the current threat environment presents a challenge to U.S. national security that necessitates creative thinking by military officers. In 2020, the Joint Chiefs of Staff released a guidance document...
• Select Teach Skills, Not Facts: If the purpose of general education science is to teach students science literacy and critical thinking, why do most courses teach content? Is there a better way?

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  Teach Skills, Not Facts: If the purpose of general education science is to teach students science literacy and critical thinking, why do most courses teach content? Is there a better way?

  Author:Melanie Trecek-KingFrom:Skeptical Inquirer (Vol. 46, Issue 1)

  Jan-Feb 20222,378 words Article 1230LThe moment is burned into my brain like a flashbulb memory: I was teaching Introduction to Biology, a general education class for students not majoring in science. It was near the end of the semester, and, having just...
• Select OUR WORLD OF WORK-BASED LEARNING: While building and nurturing relationships with community partners, a Chicago-area school system develops communication, critical thinking and problem-solving skills among students.

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  OUR WORLD OF WORK-BASED LEARNING: While building and nurturing relationships with community partners, a Chicago-area school system develops communication, critical thinking and problem-solving skills among students.

  Author:David R. SchulerFrom:School Administrator (Vol. 79, Issue 1)

  Jan. 20221,486 words Article 1370LI clearly recall the moment I knew beyond any doubt that District 214 in Chicago's northwest suburbs was on the correct path in blazing a national trail to create work-based learning experiences for all students. From...
• Select Approaches Toward Digital Stratified Project-Based Learning.

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  Approaches Toward Digital Stratified Project-Based Learning.

  Author:Leonard HammerFrom:Distance Learning (Vol. 19, Issue 1)

  Jan. 20224,603 words Article 1680LThis article reviews different approaches toward a stratified form of project-based learning (PBL) in a digital environment. Recognizing that a variety of participatory layers enriches the classroom PBL experience, the...
• Select A Plea for the Introduction of Critical Pedagogy in Pakistani Classrooms.

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  A Plea for the Introduction of Critical Pedagogy in Pakistani Classrooms.

  From:International Journal of Arts and Humanities (Vol. 49, Issue 49)

  Dec. 31, 20217,025 words Article 1310LByline: Jamil Asghar, Khurram Shahzad and Shuja Ahmed Mahesar Keywords: Critical pedagogy, Pakistan, English, language, teaching, critical thinking Introduction The supporters of critical pedagogy contend that in...
• Select Teaching About Our Climate Crisis: Combining Games and Critical Thinking to Fight Misinformation.

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  Teaching About Our Climate Crisis: Combining Games and Critical Thinking to Fight Misinformation.

  Author:John CookFrom:American Educator (Vol. 45, Issue 4)

  Winter 20214,828 words Article 1470LMisinformation damages society in a multitude of ways, and we ignore its negative impact at our peril--especially regarding climate change. While studying how misinformation does damage, scientists have also researched...