Teaching Critical Thinking

An attorney and renowned speaker argues that critical thinking shouldn't be a "luxury good" in schools.
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An attorney and renowned speaker argues that critical thinking shouldn't be a "luxury good" in schools.
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This quarter we’ve shared some valuable, actionable critical thinking strategies for teachers, parents, and school leaders to use to break through challenges and look at 
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Whether you’re traveling for the holidays, hanging out on the couch, or taking a break from your family get-together (no judgment here!) – we’ve rounded 
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I have been working with kids my entire life. From babysitting to hosting birthday parties at Discovery Zone to camp counselor to 14 years as 
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thinkLaw would not be much of a critical thinking company if we did not have a working definition of “critical thinking.”  In our work with 
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My Next Witness: A Quick-Prep Game to Help Students Identify the Experts to Solve any Problem   In our blog post, Can I Call a 
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2020 has been a year unlike any other! Here at thinkLaw, we’ve been reflecting on the events, accomplishments, and lessons this year has brought. As 
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At thinkLaw, we strive to bring the world of critical thinking to you and your students in a way that is practical but powerful. One 
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2020 has been a year unlike any other–a global pandemic, critical presidential election, nation-wide protests of the horrific police killings of black men and women. 
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