Critical Thinking

Tackling the rising tide of misinformation

In a world where the 2016 Oxford Dictionaries word of the year was “post-truth” pertaining to...

[Opinion piece] There is growing research supporting not only the personal value of improved...

How we consume and read content has changed, in large part because the way that content is...

Authored by Educational Leader John Snell, UK Headteacher, & advisor to the Open Minds...

Article supplied by Robert Compton | June 2021 In this paper I want to reflect upon how we use...

We are always on the lookout for best practice examples of educating teenage students about the...

Imagine you are at work. You are sitting at your desk, engrossed in a task. Suddenly the fire...

Knowing how cognitive dissonance works is the key to understanding why the human brain is so...

It is not just the Internet that is rife with scams. Trickery is an aspect of human nature, and it...

As you scroll through your social media wall you encounter an article someone shares that sends...

The reduction in slavery, exploitation, abuse, humiliation, and physical and psychological...

If I said that the thing I most appreciate about Michel Foucault is his hairstyle, surely someone...