1 The Two Types of Critical Thinking

In this lesson, you will learn about critical thinking as defined by Richard Paul and M. Browne, and Stuart M. Keeley (see Resources below).

 

Before you can begin to formulate a plan of action and do your research on your topic, you need to have a good understanding of the various issues, claims, and evidence you’ll encounter. To do this, you’ll need to practice the best form of critical thinking: strong-sense critical thinking.

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