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Daily Archives: January 15, 2012
(#86) A Model for Critical Thinking
What is common sense is not always common practice. As a skill, critical thinking is a no-brainer; especially in a democratic society. Yet what is common sense is not always common practice. Today, let’s examine a model that will help us be more … Continue reading
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