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Tag Archives: teaching
12.22.2012
Bringing Critical Thinking to the Classroom
I teach my first college courses in physics in a few weeks. College courses in science generally include a component which asks instructors to teach critical thinking. Reflecting on this piece as I prepare my classes, I thought it would / read more…
Posted in Education
Tagged in critical thinking / physics education / science education / science literacy / teaching
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