Additional
Resources for Philosophy 4
Critical Thinking
Extra
Reading Materials
If you were to pick up most any other textbook on critical thinking,
you could read about the same topics we are covering, but you'd get to
view them from another author's perspective, which can be helpful.
Other textbooks can be found in the library, or by visiting the
bookstore and seeing what other instructors of critical thinking are
using.
Also, be sure to try working the self-test questions each week in SacCT. Study the textbook's answers to the concept checks and also the answers to the end of chapter questions,
the ones with the black dots.
Study
tips
You must be able to apply your critical thinking skills
and knowledge to new examples, problems, issues and
situations. That means you shouldn't study by trying to
memorize anything word for word. Also, you won't see any of
the same problems a second time; you will be facing new
problems on the tests. The best way to study is to practice
the skill, not memorize the examples.
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