Make a BIG difference to student thinking, motivation and exam performance
Critical thinking techniques are easily learned and can significantly improve learning and exam performance.
"Critical" comes from the Greek, Kriticos, meaning 'judgement' and much of what is involved in Critical Thinking is in developing students’ ability to make better judgements. Critical thinking also embraces logic and strong questioning skills.
Wise Judgement
Reasoning
Success
Students of all ages can use critical thinking skills to improve their written work, respond more effectively to exam questions and think with clarity.
James has studied with Dr R van den Brink-Budgen, Chief Examiner of OCR’s Critical Thinking exam, and Dr Catherine McCall who featured in the BBC series, Transformers, developing critical thinking with children as young as six.
You too, can share in the strategies of using critical thinking to build academic success.
Intelligence divorced from judgment produces nothing but foolishness. Understanding is the knowledge of the general. Judgment is the application of the general to the particular. Reason is the power of understanding the connection between the general and the particular.
