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requires thinking ; it is not just a passive intaking of facts , but calls upon the reader to become actively involved with the reading material . Some writers , in fact , state that critical reading and critical thinking are synonymous ...
requires thinking ; it is not just a passive intaking of facts , but calls upon the reader to become actively involved with the reading material . Some writers , in fact , state that critical reading and critical thinking are synonymous ...
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It was concluded that the over- whelming majority know little or nothing about critical reading or thinking . Tests Both of these studies do make the claim that their testing of the higher level comprehension skills shows deficiency ...
It was concluded that the over- whelming majority know little or nothing about critical reading or thinking . Tests Both of these studies do make the claim that their testing of the higher level comprehension skills shows deficiency ...
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Ennis , R. H. , and Millman , J. Cornell Critical Thinking Test , Form X , Cornell U. , 1961 . Follman , John . Factor Analysis of Achievement , Scholastic Aptitude , and Critical Thinking Subtests . Journal of Experimental Education ...
Ennis , R. H. , and Millman , J. Cornell Critical Thinking Test , Form X , Cornell U. , 1961 . Follman , John . Factor Analysis of Achievement , Scholastic Aptitude , and Critical Thinking Subtests . Journal of Experimental Education ...
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