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Introduction to Critical Thinking

Introduction to Critical Thinking. Part II Asking Analytical Questions using Elements of Reasoning. 3 Key Questions. Why do we need critical thinking? What is critical thinking? What do we do to think critically? . The Three Dimensions of Critical Thinking. Reasoning: three aspects.

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Introduction to Critical Thinking

Introduction to Critical Thinking. Part II Asking Analytical Questions using Elements of Reasoning. 3 Key Questions. Why do we need critical thinking? What is critical thinking? What do we do to think critically? . The Three Dimensions of Critical Thinking. Reasoning: three aspects.

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Level E Unit 2 Vocabulary

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Name that tune.

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Name that tune.

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Building Life Skills

Tools for Life. Building Life Skills. What are life skills and why are they important? When it comes to making decisions, what steps do you think need to be taken to make the best decision?. What do you already know?. Wood Bricks Hammers Nails Cement Dry wall People .

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Presentation on the NAC to the Institute for L ocal Government

Presentation on the NAC to the Institute for L ocal Government. Overview. Three Topics: How one becomes a US Citizen Barriers to applying What the New Americans Campaign (NAC) is doing around Citizenship. Why Naturalization Now?. 8.5 million eligible in US

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U.S. Immigration 101

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains the basic ways to immigrate to the United States, including through Relatives, Employment, Investment, the Visa Lottery, and Asylum. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html

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Section 15.3

Section 15.3. Combinations and Permutations Day 1. Why Do We Need Counting Methods?. When finding a basic probability, what are the two things we need to know?. Number of ways event A can occur. P(A) =. Number of different simple events .

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2011 CSTs

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Facts

Facts. Fact : Something that can be proven true John has missed a lot of history classes. Mary has missed a lot of history classes. John failed the history test. Mary missed the history test. You could look at the teachers attendance book and ask students to prove their attendance.

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Scatter Diagrams

Scatter Diagrams. Thursday, 09 June 2011. Example Ten Students in class 6 sat a mock Mathematics SATS test and three weeks later sat a second SATs test to check on improvement. The results are shown below. Represent the information provided on a scatter diagram

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Tommy is coming in at the 16 th percentile. He needs to stop that partying.

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