40 of the Best Quotes About Critical Thinking

 

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Guide to Common Fallacies

If you teach fallacies in your English class or Critical Thinking class you might want to show the following videos produced by the PBS Idea Channel.  The videos are all just a couple minutes long (except the last one) and can be found by clicking here.  There are 9 of them:  Moving the Goal Posts Fallacy, The Strawman Fallacy, The "No True Scotsman" Fallacy, The Texas Sharpshooter Fallacy, The Ad Hominem Fallacy, The Black and White Fallacy, The Authority Fallacy, The Fallacy Fallacy and lastly 3 Fallacies For Election Season.  You may want to see my other post on Fallacies from last February  by clicking here.

Wireless Philosophy

If you teach a course that involves logical fallacies, you might want to check out wireless philosophy.  They have many well produced animations to show such topics as: critical thinking, ethics,  the history of philosophy, the philosophy of religion and political philosophy.  Take a look by clicking here.   I would also like to wish my wife a happy birthday. 

Critical Thinking

From their website, "Critical Thinking is a name for the basic method for doing philosophy.

How do arguments work?
What makes an argument good or bad?
How can you apply it?"

Their website has many videos on critical thinking but many other categories.  To see their critical thinking site click here.  You can also go to their youtube channel by clicking here.