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Critical reasoning skills are a key success factor for students entering their first year of college. They must be able to think logically and form arguments. This course, designed with incoming college freshmen in mind but open to anyone, provides an essential grounding in critical reasoning skills. Faculty from multiple disciplines at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill offer guidance on applying critical thinking skills in the context of specific disciplines. By developing these skills, students will learn more, enjoy their courses more, and experience greater academic success.
This course will help you understand what critical thinking skills are and why they're so important. You will also learn how critical thinking skills vary across disciplines, as well as see them applied across several fields, including, chemistry, history, psychology, law, English, and American Studies. You will develop your own critical thinking skills by working through scenarios or problems posed by scholars across these fields, and you will better understand how your college courses will differ from your earlier education.
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1 - Reasoning Across the Disciplines 的 4 個評論（共 4 個）
創建者 Stefan W
•2018年11月28日
I enjoyed the course immensely as it opened my mind to different facets of critical thinking and ways of analysing the true content of material to be discussed. The examples proposed by the different Professors were fascinating in presenting pro and contra viewpoints of an argument.
The course certainly met my objectives and it was time well invested.
創建者 Ramakrishna B
•2020年9月29日
An excellent course to bolster one's understanding of the fundamental social sciences, and logical reasoning.
創建者 Kardelen K Ş
•2017年6月20日
What you will find here is good, really. But only very few thing are mentioned. Scope is not that wide.
創建者 Vedant A
•2018年6月19日
Good course for anybody.
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