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所在平台: Coursera |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/critical-reasoning
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课程名称：跨学科推理 概述：关键的推理能力是大学新生成功的重要因素之一。学生需要能够逻辑思考并形成论证。本课程专为即将入学的大学新生设计，但开放给所有人，旨在提供关键推理能力的基本知识。来自北卡罗来纳大学教堂山分校的多个学科的教师将指导如何在特定学科背景下应用批判性思维技能。通过发展这些技能，学生将会学得更多，享受课程乐趣，更能获得学术成功。 本课程将帮助你理解什么是批判性思维技能，以及这些技能为何如此重要。你还将学习到批判性思维技能在不同学科中的差异，并看到这些技能在化学、历史、心理学、法学、英语和美国研究等多个领域的应用。通过解决这些领域学者提出的场景或问题，你将加强自己的批判性思维能力，并更好地理解大学课程与以往教育的不同之处。 课程大纲： 1. 欢迎模块：提供课程概述，讲解课程历史及其结构。 2. 像化学家一样思考：学习化学中的批判性思维。 3. 像历史学家一样思考：了解历史中的批判性思维。 4. 像心理学家一样思考：审视心理学中的批判性思维。 5. 像法学教授一样思考：探讨法律中的批判性思维。 6. 像文学教授一样思考：解析文学中的批判性思维。 7. 像美国研究学者一样思考：理解美国研究中的批判性思维，注意包含可能不适合所有观众的敏感主题。 8. 课程总结：回顾所学内容与经验。 通过本课程，学生将能更好地掌握和应用批判性思维技能，为未来的学术生涯奠定坚实基础。
Name:Welcome
Description:This module provides an overview of the course. The first video explains the history of this course: While it was originally going to be geared toward incoming UNC students, we realized these skills are valuable to everyone, which is why we are offering it as a MOOC. The second video provides an overview of how the course is structured and why it was created.
Name:Think Like a Chemist
Description:In this module, you'll learn about critical thinking and chemistry from Thomas Freeman.
Name:Think Like an Historian
Description:In this module, you'll learn about critical thinking and history from Kathleen DuVal.
Name:Think Like a Psychologist
Description:In this module, you'll learn about critical thinking and psychology from Kurt Gray.
Name:Think Like a Law Professor
Description:In this module, you'll learn about critical thinking and the law from Donald Hornstein.
Name:Think Like a Literature Professor
Description:In this module, you'll learn about critical thinking and literature from Heidi Kim.
Name:Think Like an American Studies Scholar
Description:In this module, you'll learn about critical thinking and American Studies from Sharon P. Holland. Warning: The video "Dogs & Fighting, Horses & Racing, and Race" contains graphic descriptions of dog fighting and may not be suitable for all audiences.
Name:Course Conclusion
Description:
Critical reasoning skills are a key success factor for students entering their first year of college. They must be able to think logically and form arguments. This course, designed with incoming college freshmen in mind but open to anyone, provides an essential grounding in critical reasoning skills. Faculty from multiple disciplines at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill offer guidance on applying critical thinking skills in the context of specific disciplines. By developing these skills, students will learn more, enjoy their courses more, and experience greater academic success. This course will help you understand what critical thinking skills are and why they're so important. You will also learn how critical thinking skills vary across disciplines, as well as see them applied across several fields, including, chemistry, history, psychology, law, English, and American Studies. You will develop your own critical thinking skills by working through scenarios or problems posed by scholars across these fields, and you will better understand how your college courses will differ from your earlier education.
