In this free one-hour webinar, Jeremy Szteiter explores practices for library instructors to teach critical thinking.
In this webinar, Jeremy Szteiter explores practices for library instructors and others in teaching for, and with, critical thinking. He focuses on tools of critical thinking that are relevant across disciplinary areas and support learners to make sense of information in the context of scholarly research and analysis of complex media and online content.
The session includes a brief overview of some perspectives on critical thinking, followed by descriptions of specific tools and examples of use. Participants will leave with a sense of how to integrate these tools into instructional materials along with a list of additional resources.
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