READ 120 - CRITICAL READING
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Critical … San
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Critical
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Critical Thinking
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critical thinking core
concepts.
Critical
Thinking
From Wikipedia ... Nice article with many cross references to other
articles and related sites.
A
Skeptic's Dictionary ... Robert
T. Carrol author of Becoming a Critical Thinker,
maintains
this interesting site filled with critical thinking resources and essays.
Critical
Thinking, What it is and Why it Counts...By Dean Peter A. Facione, Ph.D, Santa
Clara University
The Just
Think Foundation, exists to stimulate critical thinking about popular
media.
Just Think strives to equip young people with the literacy tools
critical for their future.
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