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There are 7 sections in most lessons: Lessons are designed to be read in 15 minutes., with new lessons posted weekly for SubscribeStar and Locals subscribers.


The Difference Between Content Knowledge And Critical Thinking: A Parental Guide


Professors, Parents and Educational Organizations Publicly Express The Need For Critical Thinking Education

Critical Thinking

What In The World Is Critical Thinking?
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The Logical Fallacy That Can Easily Fool You Into Believing Nonsense
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An Economic Concept Central To Critical Thinking, Shoveling Snow And Raking Leaves SubscribeStar   Locals   


Why Logical Sounding Assumptions Are Often Wrong  

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Do Not Let The Non Sequitur Disrupt The Logic Of Your Conversation
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How To Have A Conversation With Someone Who Is Not A Critical Thinker
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When Following The Proclaimed Leader-Of-The-Pack Is Not The Logical Choice - Part 1 SubscribeStar   Locals 


Part 2 - When Following The Proclaimed Leader-Of-The-Pack Is Not The Logical Choice SubscribeStar   Locals   


Confirmation Bias, Idea Polarization And Internet Censorship Vs. The Critical Thinking Student SubscribeStar   Locals   


How To Avoid Solutions That Cause More Harm Than The Original Problem: The Process of Making Good Decisions   SubscribeStar   Locals   


Why Analogies Are Not Used As Arguments Or Taken Very Seriously By Critical Thinkers SubscribeStar   Locals   


Distinguishing Between Anecdotes And Verified Data: How To Know The Difference
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When Finishing A Project That You Spent Lots Of Time And Money On Is Not The Logical Thing To Do   SubscribeStar   Locals   


Manufacturing A Connection Where There Is None: The Fallacy Of Creating A False Comparison SubscribeStar   Locals   


Following The Crowd May Not Be As Logical As It Seems
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Mind Readers - How To Have A Conversation With Someone Who Thinks He Can Read Your Mind

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Reverse The Way You Think To Make Writing Papers Easier
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Part 2 - Reverse The Way You Think To Make Writing Papers Easier And More Fluid
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Groupthink - When People, Not Facts Or Evidence, Determine What One Thinks
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What To Expect In A Conversation With Someone Taken Over By Groupthink And What You Should Do About It   SubscribeStar   Locals 


Be Aware Of This Propaganda Technique - How To Imply Criminal Behavior Using 6 Degrees Of Separation   SubscribeStar   Locals   


The "I'll Do It, If You Do It" Response: Is It A Logical Thing To Say?
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Consensus, Groupthink And Science: Can They Logically Coexist At The Same Time?
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Lack Of Accountability - A Dependable Way To Identify Who Is More Likely To Tell You Propaganda And Misinformation   SubscribeStar   Locals 


Holding Contradictory Views Can Cause Anxiety And Stress: How To Recognize This And What To Do About It  SubscribeStar   Locals   


One Surefire Way To Know When You Are Being Told Misinformation 

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When You Expect One Thing, But Get Another - How Misinformation Is Used To Get Your Attention SubscribeStar   Locals


Part 2 - When Finishing A Project That You Spent Lots Of Money On Is Not The Logical Thing To Do  SubscribeStar   Locals


Do Not Let Mischaracterizations Change The Premise Of Your Argument

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Straw Man Moral Arguments - How To Recognize And Respond To Them

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Several Approaches To Evaluating A Consensus For Legitimacy And Efficacy 

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The Difference Between Evidence-Based And Inference And Why It Matters 

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Why Two Or More Randomized Control Trials May Not Be Enough To Make Conclusive Determinations   SubscribeStar   Locals


Argument By Elimination Can Easily Lead You To Illogical Conclusions

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Are Scientific Models Actually Science And Are They Evidence-Based?

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Understanding The Difference Between Absolute And Relative Risk And Why It Is Important To Good Decision-Making  SubscribeStar   Locals


The Invisible Man In Economics Is Not Really Invisible, You Just Need To Learn How To See Him 

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Why Saying Two Different Things Are Essentially The Same May Not Be The Best Argument  SubscribeStar   Locals


The Acknowledgment And Avoidance Of Binary Thinking  

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False Dichotomies And The Construction Of Fake Choices  

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Statistics Can Make The Fast Seem Slow And The Slow Seem Fast  

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Do Not Change What You Do Not Fully Understand   

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Making Good Decisions Requires Asking The Right Questions 

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Case Studies In Critical Thinking

Case Study Introduction: What Is A Heuristic And Why It Is An Important Part Of Your Critical Thinking Toolkit  SubscribeStar   Locals


Case Study #1: Using Heuristics To Competently Question Experts And People In Positions Of Authority  SubscribeStar   Locals

Case Study #2: How To Think Critically About Climate Change And Humans' Role In Causing It SubscribeStar   Locals


Case Study #3: The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same: Technology And The Critical Thinker  SubscribeStar   Locals


Case Study #4: When Dreams Of A Solution Meet The Inertia Of Reality: How To Analyze This Impasse  SubscribeStar   Locals


Case Study #5: An Incorrect Supposition And How To Respond With Civility and Respect  SubscribeStar   Locals


Case Study #6: Why Safety Equipment Does Not Always Translate Into Better Safety Records SubscribeStar   Locals


Case Study #7: The Ability To Recognize Patterns Is Something Akin To A Superpower  SubscribeStar   Locals


Case Study #8: The Appeal to Authority Fallacy Displayed In Real Time  

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Case Study #9: When Something Is Considered Science and When It Is Not: How To Tell The Difference  SubscribeStar   Locals


Case Study #10: When Unsupported Arguments Are Presented As Factual 

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Case Study #11: Randomized Control Trials Can Be Failures Before They Start - How To Identify Problem Studies  SubscribeStar   Locals


Case Study #12: Doing Good Comes At A Cost And Sometimes Doing Good Hurts More People Than Doing Nothing  SubscribeStar   Locals


Case Study #13: You Yourself Are Not Immune From Introspective Analysis - Time To Look In The Mirror  SubscribeStar  Locals


Case Study #14: Do Not Let Your Ideology And Strong Beliefs Get In The Way Of Your Objectivity  SubscribeStar   Locals


Case Study #15: Navigating Through Several Research Studies - How To Assess Which Ones Have The Most Dependable Data  SubscribeStar  Locals


Case Study #16: You Are Given Four Different Explanations To A Question - Which One Should You Choose to Follow?  SubscribeStar   Locals


Case Study #17: Not All Ideas Are Viable - How To Test If Your Ideas Are Good Ones  

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Identifying Misinformation

What Is The Difference Between Misinformation And Disinformation?

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What Is Propaganda And Why Should You Be Aware Of It? 

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Why "Critics Say" Should Be Ignored   

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When Evidence That Exists Is Not Called Evidence   

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The Use Of The Word "Questionable" To Create Unfounded Doubt   

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Be Aware Of This Propaganda Technique - How To Imply Criminal Behavior Using 6 Degrees Of Separation  SubscribeStar   Locals


Lack Of Accountability - A Dependable Way To Identify Who Is More Likely To Tell You Propaganda And Misinformation  SubscribeStar   Locals


One Surefire Way To Know When You Are Being Told Misinformation 

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When You Expect One Thing, But Get Another - How Misinformation Is Used To Get Your Attention SubscribeStar   Locals


The Spread of Misinformation By Purposely Misusing Qualifiers  

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Redefining Words And Actions As A Method To Promote Propaganda And Misinformation

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Using The Guise Of Moral Clarity To Promote Propaganda And Misinformation

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Not Falling For That

Why "Critics Say" Should Be Ignored 

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When Evidence That Exists Is Not Called Evidence 

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The Use Of The Word "Questionable" To Create Unfounded Doubt 

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Are All Fact-Checkers Interpreting Known Facts The Same Way?

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How False Context Is Used To Promote A Misleading Narrative

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Work Smarter

Why Boredom Is A Good Thing That Will Improve Your Schoolwork 

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The "What if..." Question - One Of The Most Powerful Tools A Student Has 

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How To Fix The Problem You Do Not Know You Have

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Improve Everything You Do By Developing Personal Systems

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Conversation Skills For Critical Thinkers

How To Have A Conversation With Someone Who Is Not A Critical Thinker 

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The Telltale Signs A Conversation Has Run Its Course And It Is Time For You To Exit 

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Mind Readers - How To Have A Conversation With Someone Who Thinks He Can Read Your Mind

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What To Expect In A Conversation With Someone Taken Over By Groupthink And What You Should Do About It   SubscribeStar   Locals 


Using Succinct Responses As A Technique To Combat Propaganda and Misinformation

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Statements That Are Not Arguments, But Are Presented As Arguments 

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How To Handle The Latest Trends In Conversation Tactics

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Writing Essays and Papers

Reverse The Way You Think To Make Writing Papers Easier

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Part 2 - Reverse The Way You Think To Make Writing Papers Easier And More Fluid 

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