Critical Thinking Course: Evaluation, Tips & Resources

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In summary, the conversation was about a course in "critical thinking" and the speaker was asking for information about the course and how to score high in it. They also requested any resources that could help with the course. The conversation also mentioned that the course may vary depending on the instructor and university, and that one person had taken a similar course in philosophy which covered topics such as abortion and euthanasia. The speaker mentioned that they did not find the course very beneficial.
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any 1 attended this course ... if so .. could u tell me about it .. what is it exactly and how do they evaluate u ... and what is the perfect way to score high level in it ...
and if anyone has a site or an ebook or anything which would help 4 the course ... please give me
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What course? A course in 'critical thinking'?

I suppose each course depends on the instructor. Do you have a syllabus?

One could search google on "Critical thinking" or "Critical","Thinking" or "Critical","Thinking","Course".

I had a Grade 5 teacher who taught us (her students) about "thinking" and "reasoning", and concepts like deductive reasoning and inductive logic.
 
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It will be different from university to university. The class I took with that name was a philosophy course centered on how to argue correctly. We dealt with basic controversial issues abortion, suicide, euthanasia, global activism, and other such issues.

In the end I did not get much from the class. Most of the people were no horrible interested in the class in the first place. The teacher was a grad student in philosophy and did a really good job lecturing, which made the class enjoyable if not horribly educational.
 

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A critical thinking course typically covers topics such as argument analysis, logical fallacies, information evaluation, decision making, and problem-solving techniques. It may also delve into specific areas such as science, ethics, and media literacy.

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