Little Quick Fix - Plan your Research Project
I have a passion for supporting students without the information being too onerous. This small text is designed as a research companion as you navigate through your research journey.
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Reflective Journal
eBook – Paid Resource
Note: You will need access to Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the PDF
£5
Discover insights, growth, and self-awareness through personal reflections. Explore emotions, experiences, and lessons learned. Navigate challenges, celebrate successes, and foster continuous learning within your very own reflective journal.
“Keep evolving and working through versions of yourself”
A reflective journal can be used as part of your academic and professional journey. This journal is designed for you to download and edit digitally on your device.
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Critical Thinking Planner
eBook – Paid Resource
Note: You will need access to Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the PDF
£4
Enhance decision-making, problem-solving, and analytical skills with the critical thinking planner. Strategise effectively, evaluate perspectives, and evidence logical reasoning for informed actions and outcomes.
“Critical writing involves critical thinking, they both go hand in hand”
This critical thinking planner is mostly effective for individual use on projects, planning assignments and supporting analytical skills building at university and college.
– Digital eBook PDF
Free Resources
4 tips for Enhancing Critical Thinking
This resource is most useful as a quick guide for students.
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When more Critical Analysis is Needed
Useful for students, academics, and support tutors as a prompt guide.
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Why is Critical Thinking Important?
A useful starting point for students, academics, and support services.
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Measuring Critical Thinking in Students
It’s August, and I hope you’ve had the opportunity to take a break from the hectic academic schedule and slow down the pace. Over the last few months, I have
Critical Thinking and Learning Objectives – Where is the Link?
It’s the summer term and whilst we may be winding down for this academic year, I know there is a lot of planning that will be taking place for 24/25.
What’s Coming up in Talking CriticalEd Series 3
It’s June already! May has been a busy month and I have been less active on socials whilst I have been working on a few deliverables! However, exciting times as
Layers of Critical Thinking in Academia: Surface to Depth
It’s May and we are in deadline season for a lot of HE and FE courses. I wanted to focus on the various layers of critical thinking today. As I
Critical Thinking: Am I born with it?
When it comes to critical thinking, there are always so many questions that follow it. One of the first questions I looked into was whether we are born with critical
Does Critical Thinking Differ Online vs Offline?
Lockdown and the pandemic may now, in 2024 feel like a distant memory that we would all rather forget, however, not all teaching and learning has resumed its in-person delivery.
How do you Measure Critical Thinking?
The million dollar question which I don’t have a definite answer to (disclaimer)! What I do have are some thoughts on measuring! Can Critical Thinking be Measured? There has been
How can Socratic Questioning Develop the next Generation of Critical Thinkers?
For those who are novices, here is a quick history lesson! Socrates was an ancient Greek philosopher who is most famous for his work on ethics. Today, we talk of the ‘Socratic method or Socratic questioning.’ One of the most interesting facts about Socrates is that he spread his ideas through his students instead of writing. One of his most famous students was Plato. Plato was able to spread Socrates’ ideas via discussions with others. Socrates played a pivotal role in advocating for questioning and fostering critical self-reflection.
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I explore critical thinking in various aspects of life, with a focus on education (both Higher and Further). Through sharing experiences, reflections, and ideas, I aim to help you become a more effective critical thinker in your daily professional and personal life.
