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Critical thinking

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Ox-cart man

Barbara Conney, Donald Hall

1983 ★ 4.3

Mystery and Detection

Jerry D. Flack

1990

Learning to Think Things Through

Gerald M. Nosich

2000

Teaching students to teach themselves

Crawford Lindsey

1988

Tips & tricks for comparing and contrasting texts

Sandra K. Athans

2015

Rereading America

Gary Colombo, Robert J. Cullen, Bonnie Lisle

2001

Critical thinking

Christ Lewis

2015

Critical thinking

Marie Hallinan

2000

Critical thinking for social workers

Leonard E. Gibbs, Eileen Gambrill

1999

Critical Thinking

Stuart Hanscomb

2016

Disbelief 101

S. C. Hitchcock

2009

It's all about thinking

Faye Brownlie

2009

A Field Guide to Using Visual Tools

David Hyerle

2000

Thinking in systems

Diana Wright, Donella H. Meadows

2008 ★ 4.3

Professional ethics in criminal justice

Jay S. Albanese

2012

Third Grade Review

Pamela L Higdon

2001

Critical thinking skills for education students

Brenda Judge

2013

Smart thinking for crazy times

Ian I. Mitroff

1997

Creative Problem Solving Activities A1

John H. Doolittle

1995

Thinking from A to Z

Nigel Warburton

2000

Power of why

Amanda Lang

2014

Teaching for critical thinking

Stephen Brookfield

2012

Thinking socratically

Sharon Schwarze

2012

Design research on learning and thinking in educational settings

David Yun Dai

2011

Pathways 3

Becky Tarver Chase, Kristin L. Johannsen

2013

Logical self-defense

Johnson, Ralph H.

1993

Succeed at psychometric testing

Peter Rhodes

2008

The art of deception

Nicholas Capaldi

1975

Critical Reflection in Practice

Dawn Freshwater, Gary Rolfe, Melanie Jasper

2010

Question Authority; Think for Yourself

Beverly A. Potter, Mark James Estren

2012

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