Types of Critical Reading and Types of Critical Thinking

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Types of Critical Reading and Types of Critical Thinking. Levels of Critical Reading (based upon research by Robert Ruddell). Factual. Interpretive. Applicative. Transactive. Levels of Critical Thinking (based upon research by Mike Rose). Argumentation. Comparison/ Contrast.

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Types of Critical Reading and Types of Critical Thinking Levels of Critical Reading (based upon research by Robert Ruddell) Factual Interpretive Applicative Transactive Levels of Critical Thinking (based upon research by Mike Rose) Argumentation Comparison/Contrast Problem/Solution Definition Summarization Categorization Pro/Con Discussion

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Critical Thinking Skills and the 3 Stages of Critical Reading

Foundations of Critical Thinking

Critical thinking, reading and taking notes

Critical Thinking and Reading Science

Critical Thinking: Close Reading of Texts

Critical thinking, reading and taking notes

Critical Thinking Through Reading

Academic Research, Critical Thinking &amp; Critical Reading

Critical Thinking Critical Reading Critical Writing

Types of Thinking

BBI 3420 CRITICAL READING AND THINKING

Fundamentals of Critical Thinking

Critical Reading Critical Thinking

Critical Thinking, Problem Solving, and Critical Reading

Fundamentals of Critical Thinking

BBI 3420 Critical Reading and Thinking

Types of thinking

BBI 3215 CRITICAL THINKING AND READING

BBI 3420 Critical Reading and Thinking

Chapter 10: Critical Thinking and Reading

BBI 3420 CRITICAL READING AND THINKING

BBI 3420 CRITICAL READING AND THINKING

Academic Research, Critical Thinking & Critical Reading