Pecha Kucha Slides - Promoting Critical Thinking Skills Through Digital Learning Communities
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The document outlines various references and resources focused on promoting critical thinking skills through digital learning communities. It includes insights from studies and initiatives emphasizing the importance of collaboration and reflection in online education. Notably, it highlights that employers prioritize critical thinking and problem-solving abilities over specific college majors.
Pecha Kucha Slides - Promoting Critical Thinking Skills Through Digital Learning Communities
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