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Bold fusion, version for Teaching & Learning conference, Jacksonville, FL, 2012TRANSCRIPT
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KA Watson, Coastline CC 1
Ludic learning for life: happily marrying
science + criticism online
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KA Watson, Coastline CC 2
Happily marrying….
Scientific thinking... andCritical thinking... for:Thinking!
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KA Watson, Coastline CC 3
Marrying our thought processes
Scientific thinking helps us to…–Evaluate/test theories of cause & effect–Discern correlation/causation in hypotheses–Use an empirical process–Make claims that are testable
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Marrying our thought processes Critical thinking helps us to …
Identify a problem Devise a supposition Verify the applicability of a supposition Interpret, re-interpret, & analyze solutions Select, optimize, & implement best solutions
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Espousing: The Scientific Method What? Etymologically scientia Who has used it? Egyptians, Greeks, Islamists, OccidentalsWhy? To analyze selves & environsHow used, in exact sciences and…
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The dowry: Scientific MethodCommonly cited steps
Formulate a questionDo researchConstruct a hypothesis Test the hypothesisAnalyze the test resultsHone the hypothesisCommunicate the findings
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Espousing: Critical thinking What?
- ability & disposition to improve thinking - systematic intellectual self-assessmentWho uses it? - parents, citizens, friends, lovers,
consumers Why?
- to evaluate, discern subjective & objectiveHow used, in human sciences and….
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KA Watson, Coastline CC 8
Wedded! Defining critical thought (CT)
chez Reichenbach: Analyze, integrate, evaluate
chez Guffy:Pinpoint the problem Learn more, seek possible causesEvaluate the evidenceConsider alternative solutions & implicationsChoose & implement a solution
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KA Watson, Coastline CC 9
A six-step plan to marry SM & CT everywhere:
ConsistencyObservabilityNaturalness PredictabilityReplicabilityTentativity
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Point #1: Consistency …in scientific thought, the scientific method …in STEM …in critical thinking
Question: How can/do we reconcile logical coherence, recognizability, and novelty?
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Point #2: Observability
…in “scientific thought”, scientific method …in STEM …in critical thinking
Question: How do we notice what, at once collecting the catalysts & then creating?
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Point #3: Naturalness …in scientific thought, scientific method …in STEM …in critical thinking
Question: How do we define what is “natural”? How do we recognize “naturalness”?
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Point #4: Predictability …in scientific thought, scientific method …in STEM …in critical thinking
Question: Can it be determined what will happen next? Should this be possible?
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Point #5: Replicability …in scientific thought, scientific method …in STEM …in critical thinking
Question: Given the same environment,
circumstances, experimental conditions, will others arrive at the same conclusions?
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Point #6: Tentativity …in scientific thought, the scientific method …in STEM …in critical thinking
Question: how are tenacity and tentativity both to
be accommodated?
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Critical scientific thought: 6 ways wedGet the attitude, the ethic of the critical
thinkerPractice reasoning & decision-making Train in cross-disciplinary applications Become self-aware & reflectiveTest ideas & retain only the distilled onesNever stop asking questions