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Critical thinking

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Ox-cart man

Barbara Conney, Donald Hall

1983 ★ 4.3

Prose Reader

Michael Flachmann, Kim Flachmann

2016

Make just one change

Dan Rothstein

2011

Critical Thinking for Students

Roy Van Den Brinkbudgen

2000

Brain teasers

Carol Eichel, DONA HERWECK RICE

2004

Second Thoughts

Wanda Teays

2003

Nuclear power

Lauri S. Scherer

2009

Reading the media in high school

Renée Hobbs

2007

Think Like a Freak

Stephen J. Dubner, Steven D. Levitt

2014 ★ 4.5

Invitation to critical thinking

Joel Rudinow, Vincent E. Barry

1994

The language mechanic

C. Block, L. Borla, G. Dietrich et al.

2000

Reading Puzzles & Games

Martha Cheney

1996

Active talk

Morry Van Ments

1991

Critical issues in education

Jack L. Nelson, Mary Rose McCarthy, Stuart B. Palonsky et al.

1990

Moving Beyond the Page

George Orwell, Gabriel García Márquez, Stephen King et al.

2012

Using evidence in social work practice

Tina L. Rzepnicki, Briggs, Harold E.

2004

Debunk it!

John Grant

2014

Transforming critical thinking

Barbara J. Thayer-Bacon

2000

Critical thinking

Hughes, William

2000

The art of thinking

Vincent Ryan Ruggiero

1984

Pragmatic thinking and learning

Andy Hunt

2008

What's the catch?

David Sobel

2010

Connections

Tammy Montgomery Boeck, Tammy Boeck, Megan C. Rainey

2000

Building thinking skills

Sandra Black, Howard Black

1984

Ethical Argument

Hugh Mercer Curtler

1993

Strategic Journeys for Building Logical Reasoning, 6-8

Leslie Texas, Tammy Jones

2016

Subtraction at school

Jennifer Rozines Roy

2005

AT-RISK STUDENTS AND THINKING

Barbara Z Presseisen

1988

Pediatric success

Beth Richardson

2014

Team challenges

Kris Bordessa

2006

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