2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.tsc.2017.07.001
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Using artwork as problem context in generic critical thinking instruction: A strategy for thoughts

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“…Critical thinking is a very important thing for everyone (Angeli and Valanides, 2009;As'ari, Mahmudi, and Nurlaelah, 2017;Bell and Loon, 2015;Biber, Tuna, and Incikabi, 2013;Bie, Wilhelm, and Meij, 2015;Chen, Tolmie, and Wang, 2017;Cheng, May, and Wan, 2017;Ku, Lee, and Ellis, 2017;Özkahraman, 2012;Udi and Cheng, 2015). Critical thinking is a type of thinking involved in solving problems, formulating conclusions, counting possibilities, and making decisions (Taube, 1997).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Critical thinking is a very important thing for everyone (Angeli and Valanides, 2009;As'ari, Mahmudi, and Nurlaelah, 2017;Bell and Loon, 2015;Biber, Tuna, and Incikabi, 2013;Bie, Wilhelm, and Meij, 2015;Chen, Tolmie, and Wang, 2017;Cheng, May, and Wan, 2017;Ku, Lee, and Ellis, 2017;Özkahraman, 2012;Udi and Cheng, 2015). Critical thinking is a type of thinking involved in solving problems, formulating conclusions, counting possibilities, and making decisions (Taube, 1997).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ecosystem-based learning in the process of Problem Based Learning (PBL) by involving students with open-ended problems that can enhance students' critical thinking skills for students more opportunities to actively participate, express his ideas in their own way [43] [46]. The material in the learning ecosystem by providing open-ended problems that encourage students to familiarize themselves provide evidence of the answers to solving problems that they provide [47][48].…”
Section: Discussion Improve Critical Thinking Skillmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dando continuidad a la implementación del método de Elder y Paul (2003), los autores Ku, Lee & Ellis (2017), diseñaron un curso en línea asincrónico utilizando el método de Elder y Paul ( 2005) para promover el pensamiento crítico (PC) en estudiantes de enfermería que a menudo tienen un éxito limitado en el desarrollo de habilidades de pensamiento crítico esenciales para roles avanzados en discusiones en línea. El método de evaluación fue mixto para recopilar datos y contenido descriptivos y numéricos, y el análisis de medidas repetidas para identificar cambios en las habilidades de (PC) y las percepciones de los estudiantes a lo largo del semestre, las discusiones en línea aumentaron significativamente con el uso de múltiples estrategias de instrucciones y esfuerzos sustanciales de estudiantes y profesores.…”
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