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exist when one follows from the opposite of the other.
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1 aspects of critical thinking 2 dissonant cognitions
3 T- notes 4 fair-mindedness
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aspects of critical thinking unreflective thinker, novice or beginning thinker,
advanced thinker
unreflective thinker someone who is careless, undisciplined, passive,
conforming, self-centered, and unfair in thought
, novice or beginning thinker one who is active, persistent, and courageous--
someone who is empathetic to differing points of
view. You rely on questioning and explaining to begin
to build a routine, consistent practice of critical
thinking
advanced thinker a person who is autonomous, trusts reason, has
humility and a sense of justice and is consistently fair
fair-mindedness "Entails the predisposition to consider all relevant
viewpoints equally, without reference to one's own
feelings or selfish interests, or the feelings or selfish
interests of one's friends, community or nation"
declarative knowledge is possessing specific information about something.
Example: remembering and understanding your
name, your social security number, causes of the civil
war
Procedural knowledge when you know how to do something, such as read
and add fractions
conditional knowledge knowing when and why to use particular strategies.
When you are aware of your own learning strengths
and weaknesses and adjust your studying
accordingly. Example: test or project
Blooms taxonomy remember, understand, apply, analyze, evaluate,
create.
Academic Listening is the ability to capture and understand complicated
information that is presented orally.
Guided notes are teacher prepared handouts the outline or map
lectures, but leave "blank" space for key concepts,
facts, definitions, etc. As the lecture progresses, you
then fill in the spaces with content.
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exist when one follows from the opposite of the other.
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1 aspects of critical thinking 2 dissonant cognitions
3 T- notes 4 fair-mindedness
Don't know?
Terms in this set (43)
aspects of critical thinking unreflective thinker, novice or beginning thinker,
advanced thinker
unreflective thinker someone who is careless, undisciplined, passive,
conforming, self-centered, and unfair in thought
, novice or beginning thinker one who is active, persistent, and courageous--
someone who is empathetic to differing points of
view. You rely on questioning and explaining to begin
to build a routine, consistent practice of critical
thinking
advanced thinker a person who is autonomous, trusts reason, has
humility and a sense of justice and is consistently fair
fair-mindedness "Entails the predisposition to consider all relevant
viewpoints equally, without reference to one's own
feelings or selfish interests, or the feelings or selfish
interests of one's friends, community or nation"
declarative knowledge is possessing specific information about something.
Example: remembering and understanding your
name, your social security number, causes of the civil
war
Procedural knowledge when you know how to do something, such as read
and add fractions
conditional knowledge knowing when and why to use particular strategies.
When you are aware of your own learning strengths
and weaknesses and adjust your studying
accordingly. Example: test or project
Blooms taxonomy remember, understand, apply, analyze, evaluate,
create.
Academic Listening is the ability to capture and understand complicated
information that is presented orally.
Guided notes are teacher prepared handouts the outline or map
lectures, but leave "blank" space for key concepts,
facts, definitions, etc. As the lecture progresses, you
then fill in the spaces with content.
