The Foundation for Critical Thinking seeks to promote change in education and society through the cultivation of critical thinking skills. Critical thinking requires the cultivation of core intellectual virtues such as intellectual humility, perseverance, integrity, and responsibility. This web site leads to many other critical thinking resources for K-20 education. Tech Hub's K-12 instruction. It provides a rationale, research findings, examples of tools, and techniques.
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The University of Arizona has put together practical advice on everything from knowledge acquisition to reflective teaching. What You Measure Is What You Get. Paper presented at the National Panel of Education 2000. Valdosta, Valdosta State University. This paper examines how assessment affects teaching practices when developing critical thinking.