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Developing critical thinkers

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"Learning to think critically is one of the most significant activities of adult life. When we become critical thinkers we become aware of the assumptions under which we, and others, think and act. ... However, critical thinking has been greatly neglected in the adult educational literature. This book aims to introduce readers to critical thinking. A central theme is the need for people to make connections between their private lives and broader social forces. ..."--Back cover.

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Thought and thinking
Étude et enseignement
Learning
Applied Psychology
Critical thinking

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