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Critical Thinking Playlist

All Twenty Four Critical Thinking videos

1. Episode 1.1: Introduction to Critical Thinking (revised)

2. Episode 1.2: Understanding Arguments

3. Episode 1.3: Deductive and Inductive Arguments

4. Episode 1.4: Premises and Conclusions

5. Episode 1.5: What is an Argument?

6. Episode 1.6a: Evaluating Language, Part 1

7. Episode 1.6b: Evaluating Language, Part 2

8. Episode 2.1: Facts and Opinions

9. Episode 2.2: Unstated Assumptions

10. Episode 2.3: Truth and Acceptability

11. Episode 2.4: Relevance and Sufficiency

12. Episode 2.4: Relevance and Sufficiency

13. Episode 3.1 Theories and Methods

14. Episode 3.2 Assessing Acceptability

15. Episode 3.3 Sources and Biases

16. Episode 4.1 Necessary and Sufficient

17. Episode 4.2 Common Errors of Relevance

18. Episode 4.3 The Many Forms of Inductive Arguments

19. Episode 4.4 Understanding Causal Reasoning

20. Episode 4.5 Common Errors in Causal Reasoning

21. Episode 5.1 Identifying and Defining Problems

22. Episode 5.2 Perspective

23. Episode 5.4 Constantly Reevaluating

24. Episode 5.3 Constraints

1) After watching ALL twenty-three short videos on this playlist (if you prefer reading, besides watching, you can always download the transcript from each video at YouTube)

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpbtRdN7xWUcPT0qWBfC52FubQxcgdgjk(Links to an external site.)

Select 18 videos that are the most important to you, and present the lessons learned from each video.

(MUST FOLLOW - This is a sample of how you can successfully answer this question:

"Video 1 - Episode 1.1: Introduction to Critical Thinking

The most important lesson(s) I learned watching this video was(were)..... "

(be sure to explain the lesson learned).

Repeat this for each of the other 18 videos.)