Critical thinking: What, why, and how

Richard Paul

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Education and Critical Thinking Development Evaluation of Teaching Practices Educational Strategies and Epistemologies

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Abstract In teaching, all instructors, knowingly or unknowingly, foster either higher‐ or lower‐order learning. Only higher‐order learning produces knowledge, a disciplined mind, and a mastery of content.

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