Library for Students
Library for Students
Welcome the our Library for Students. In this library we have included the Thinker's Guides and videos designed specifically to help you learn the fundamentals of critical thinking and apply these fundamentals to your work in the classroom and in all parts of life. There is no specific starting place, so jump in wherever you wish. But you might begin with any of these:
  1. The Miniature Guide to Critical Thinking Concepts and Tools
  2. The Aspiring Thinker's Guide
  3. The Thinker"s Guide to Analytic Thinking: How to Take Thinking Apart and What to Look for When You Do
  4. The Thinker's Guide for Students on How to Study and Learn a Discipline
  5. Thinker's Guide to the Human Mind: Thinking, Feeling, Wanting, and the Problem of Irrationality
Our video collection mirrors our thinker's guides, so again, click on any to begin learning and applying critical thinking.

Then go to our Academy and do the activities there to further internalize the ideas!

The key to lifelong learning is to take your own learning into your own hands. This you can do when you command the foundations of critical Thinking.
Thinkers Guides

All of our Thinker's Guides are now published by Rowman and Littlefield Publishers. In this section, you find samples sections from each guide. For the full guides, visit Rowman and Littlefield, (rowman.com)



From the journal Inquiry: Critical Thinking Across the Curriculum


For Students


Fundamentals of Critical Thinking


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Video Series

Student Video Resources

This collection provides you with an introduction to critical thinking. The videos will help you: 1. understand what is entailed in all reasoning, and therefore in all academic subjects and disciplines, since reasoning is at the heart of all subjects (elements of thought); 2. learn the standards essential to all high quality reasoning (intellectual standards); 3. develop intellectual character (through Intellectual Virtues); 4. guard against the prominent intrinsic barriers to critical thinking (egocentric and sociocentric thinking); 5. learn to provide feedback to peers using the Intellectual Standards.

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