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• in Technorati Women
  Bringing Critical Thinking, Communication, Collaboration and Creativity to a School Near You
  Giving your child an advantage by teaching creativity skills at home
  by alicarnold / on Jun 13, 2011
• in Politics
  American Politician's Guide to Getting Work Done
  This is a quick reference for American politicians who have forgotten how to solve problems.
  by smartcomputing / on Apr 9, 2011
• in Technorati Women
  It's the Information, Stupid!
  The Condition Our Condition Is In
  by byfriday / on Mar 7, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “critical thinking”

 

• Recognizing Our Uniqueness

  
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  In my latest book, The Great Growing Up , I write about holons and how everything and everyone is part of something larger and a whole for something smaller. In a seeming paradox, each holon is also unique. Even “identical twins” are not 100% identical. I am presently reading Your Unique Self in which the ...
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• Faith and Reason

  
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  Share on Facebook Faith and Reason by Christopher Mark Van Allsburg (Chapter Director of Ratio Christi Lenoir-Rhyne University*) Weve seen that the faith the Bible commends toward those who believe in Jesus Christ is never a faith without reasons or evidences. However, some contend that to have faith in the message of ...
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• Violence & Video Games, Yet Again.

  
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  (Photo credit: Wikipedia) While there is an abundance of violence in the real world, there is also considerable focus on the virtual violence of video games. Interestingly, some people (such as the head of the NRA) blame real violence on the virtual violence of video games. The idea that art can corrupt people is ...
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• How Do the Bible and Philosophy Interact?

  
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  Share on Facebook How Do the Bible and Philosophy Interact? by Bill Pratt Some Christians have a negative view of philosophy, mostly, I think, because they don’t understand what it is and they see it being wielded against their most cherished beliefs. However, philosophy, properly understood, is not an enemy of ...
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• Those Pre-Christian Deities Arent Much Like Jesus After All

  
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  Share on Facebook Those Pre-Christian Deities Aren’t Much Like Jesus After All by J Warner Wallace I’ve written about how we, as Christians, ought to respond to the claim that Jesus is simply a fictional re-creation of prior “dying-and-rising” god mythologies. The first step in assessing the evidence requires ...
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• Why The Pre-Jesus Mythologies Fail To Prove Jesus Is A Myth

  
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  Share on Facebook Why The Pre-Jesus Mythologies Fail To Prove Jesus Is A Myth by J Warner Wallace I can still remember the first time I took high school students to Berkeley on a missions trip that put them in direct contact with prominent local atheists and atheist students groups on the campus of UC Berkeley. In one ...
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• Why We Shouldnt Be Surprised Some Pre-Christian Deities Are Similar to Jesus

  
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  Share on Facebook Why We Shouldn’t Be Surprised Some Pre-Christian Deities Are Similar to Jesus by J Warner Wallace I’ve written about pre-Jesus mythologies and why they fail to prove Jesus is a myth. I originally investigated the issue in an effort to respond to what’s been written or produced in the past 10 ...
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• Thought for Thursday: Brothers and Sisters

  
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  Start with this, then I’ll tell you a story: Pretty great, right?  Well, except for the last 20 or so seconds, but still… So, my family and I were in the Metro station a few weeks ago, waiting for a train.  Standing to my right, also waiting for a train, was a gentleman wearing a taqiyah, one of these kinds ...
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• ‘In Defense of Carbon Dioxide’

  
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  George Rebane That is the title of a short but extremely important column by Professors Harrison Schmitt and William Happer that appeared in the 9may13 WSJ. Readers know that I am a longtime skeptic of the ongoing climate change hysteria...
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• Training is Not a Hammer

  
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  My father used to say frequently, “To a young boy with a new hammer, everything is a nail.” Unfortunately, for many young managers, training is a hammer and every sort of performance challenge is a nail. 
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• Skills IT Managers Need In Order To Get Promoted

  
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  What management skills does an IT manager need in order to have your career take off? Image Credit Sure, your job is fine for today. However, what about tomorrow? Where do you want to go to next? What IT manager training do you need? Perhaps more importantly, what is it going to take in order for you to get ...
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• Deconstructing another Stanislaw Burzynski cancer “success story”

  
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  A key pillar of the Stanislaw Burzynski antineoplaston marketing machine, a component of the marketing strategy without which his clinic would not be able to attract nearly as many desperate cancer patients to Houston for either his antineoplaston therapy (now under a temporary shutdown by the FDA that, if science ...
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• Discussing design models for hybrid/blended learning and the impact on the campus

  
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   A couple of weeks ago I had an interesting meeting with about 25 instructional designers from UBC, where we discussed design models for hybrid learning, defined as a deliberate attempt to combine the best of both face-to-face and online learning. Hybrid learning: the next big change in online learning? Despite ...
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• When puzzles are more than a game

  
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  Some puzzles are not merely  idle pastimes for hip teens . I just watched an episode of the British TV series Sherlock called "The Great Game" where a contemporary version of the Sherlock character matches wits with the evil Moriarty. Sherlock of course is a master at discovering and piecing together connections ...
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• #IATEFL Liverpool 2013 – The “people people’s” conference

  
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  Oxford teacher trainer, Veríssimo Toste, reflects on his experience of the IATEFL conference in Liverpool. It has now been several weeks since I was in Liverpool for the IATEFL conference. I have had time to catch up on work and to get back into my daily routine. This week I took out my conference bag and leafed ...
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• Filling in the Gaps

  
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  Share on Facebook Filling in the Gaps by Luke Nix Many skeptics of theism accuse theists of "god-of-the-gaps" argumentation when it comes to providing evidence for Gods existence. Many theists claim that naturalists are guilty of using a "naturalism-of-the-gaps" argumentation to explain away evidence for Gods ...
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• Literacy Connections to Robotics

  
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  Interest in student robotics is on the rise thanks to the awareness of the need to introduce students to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) disciplines through hands-on, inquiry-based practices. From the early-childhood to the high-school STEM classroom, students can be seen exploring robotics in ...
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• The Problem of Evil and Gods Moral Character

  
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  Share on Facebook The Problem of Evil and God’s Moral Character by Steven Dunn Criticisms over the last decade have been raging in the media from the particularly atheistic side of literature in regards to the moral atrocities caused in the name of religion. A true hallmark of criticism would soon result in a loud ...
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• A young antivaccine propagandist plans to teach his mad skillz to other antivaccinationists

  
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  As hard as it might be to believe, one time over 20 years ago I actually took the Dale Carnegie course and, as part of that course, read his famous book How To Win Friends and Influence People. I know, I know. It’s probably not obvious from my style of writing on this particular blog,…
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• The Kalam, the Multiverse, and the Causal Principle

  
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  Share on Facebook The Kalam, the Multiverse, and the Causal Principle by Randy Everist For a refresher, the Kalam cosmological argument (KCA) is as follows: Whatever begins to exist had a cause. The universe began to exist. Therefore, the universe had a cause. Now most people do not deny (2) (although it is the case ...
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