] teaching critical thinking to
adolescents
Jim Matiya might know...he has lots of resources for things like that.
Are you there, Jim?
Beth Benoit
Granite State College
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Jim Matiya might know...he has lots of resources for things like that.
Are you there, Jim?
Beth Benoit
Granite State College
New Hampshire
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Hi
With respect to Skeptic, each issue includes a Junior Skeptic section at the
end. The issue I am looking at now has short bios of great American skeptics
(written largely by two Canadian brothers, of course): Ben Franklin, Houdini,
Mark Twain, and Johnny Carson. The back cover states that
Is anyone aware of teaching materials that would be useful to teach critical
thinking to children of high school or even middle school age?
Thanks,
Paul Okami
--- The Instructor's manual to the Wade &Tavris Psychogy 1st Edition had all
types of exercises.It is probably out of pri
Paul Okami wrote:
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> Is anyone aware of teaching materials that would be useful to teach
> critical thinking to children of high school or even middle school age?
Fully developed frontal lobes. :-)
Chirs
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Christopher D. Green
Department of Psychology
York University
Toronto, ON M3J 1P3
Ca
Hi
I don't usually look at it, but either Skeptic or Skeptical Inquirer (perhaps
both?) have a kids section at the back of their magazine(s). Perhaps their
websites would have ideas as well.
Take care
Jim
James M. Clark
Professor of Psychology
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Is anyone aware of teaching materials that would be useful to teach critical
thinking to children of high school or even middle school age?
Thanks,
Paul Okami
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in Teaching Psychology" series. Following the successful Assessment
(2002), Teaching Introductory Psychology (2003), and Teaching Statistics
and Research Methods (2004) conferences, the 2005 conference will focus
on innovative and effective strategies and techniques for teaching
critical think
Hi all,
I very much enjoy reading the posts on Freud. I see Freud as a lightning
rod for discussions that help to clearly distinguish different
approaches to understanding human nature. I see him as a central figure
in "academic" psychology, especially in the United States, because of
the enorm
