What does it mean to be a critical student? This guide will introduce you to the key aspects of critical thinking:
This guide is aimed at undergraduates but is suitable for any level of study.
You don't have to book, just join us on the date listed. (Please note there is a limit of 250 participants, on a first come first served basis).
If you need further information or any adjustments to fully access this session, please contact libraryhelp@tees.ac.uk in advance.
View the following introduction to critical thinking, which comes from the University of Leicester.
Click on the image above to access the video. Then, click on the arrows in the bottom right of the video to play the video in full screen mode. Please note the video has sound.
Click on the image above to view the video, then click on the arrows in the bottom right of the video to play the video in full screen mode. Please note that the video has sound.
Click on the image above to access the video, then click on the arrows in the bottom right of the video to play the video in full screen mode.
Click on the image above to access the video,then click on the arrows in the bottom right of the video to play the video in full screen mode. Please note the video has sound.
Click on the image above to view the video, then click on the arrows in the bottom right of the video to play the video in full screen mode. Please note the video has sound.
Statistics for People Who (Think They) Hate Statistics (International Student Edition) by Remember to look for the evidence for all the arguments that you come across.
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