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Teaching Critical Thinking to Students: How to Design Courses That Include Applicable Learning Experiences, Outcomes, and Assessments
12:00 - 13:00, 15 Nov 2016
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$297 (USD)
Magna Publications
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Provides insights into how to teach students to think critically.
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