These guides will introduce you to the basics of critical thinking covering :
Printable guide on how to think critically How to read academic research quickly help sheet
Checklists to critically evaluate a source
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Critical thinking – what it is and why you need it. What does it mean to be critical? This introductory non-subject-specific workshop will:
Times of sessions Semester 1 2024/25 Workshop dates for the academic year 2024-2025 will be released in due course. In the meanwhile to view a recording of the workshop see links above on this page.
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