Introduction to the Foundation for Critical Thinking

Dr. Linda Elder introduces the work and history of the Foundation for Critical Thinking.

[@yfa6244]

I went to one of the conferences in the early 2000's. I still have all the little books! I will never give those up! It was one of the best workshops/conferences I have attended! I was teaching in the Sacramento area as a psychology instructor at several community colleges and incorporated the things I learned in my curriculum and I also shared with my students the conferences that would be available. It certainly enriched my students and my own experience academically and I thank you so much!

[@aprendizdejesucristo3263]

Thanks, Linda and all the staff of the Critical Thinking Foundation, for helping us to improve our way of thinking and living. Even if it is a lifetime of work, it's very inspiring to know that we can actually change the way we think, feel and act in every area of our lives and that we can count on the help and support of those who are more skilled and advanced in critical thinking. God bless you all and keep up the good work!

[@homerosantamariarivera2073]

Cambié mí maestrtia hacia el pensamiento crítico después de conocer su trabajo lo compartiré e impulsaré para que otras personas lo conozcan y elevemos el nivel de pensamiento y conciencia por el bien de la humanidad.

[@dertythegrower]

Wow, finally something I pushed here for almost ten years.. is now an official organization and mainstream word. Thank you, keep it real.

[@dertythegrower]

Funny how the algorythm sent this to me in one day as the first recommend...after you had six years of no content... makes ya wonder out of all videos, this was the first recommended one, and i did not research the term, lately, at all. 🧐

[@wombatnation1709]

@@intelliGENerationthis sounds wild but I have had so many instances where something I was just thinking about popped up on my phone right away that I believe it. And now that I think about it it only ever happens when I’m home… on wifi…

[@intelliGENeration]

@@wombatnation1709 yup… picks up your brain impulses and charts them, based on billions of data points. All AI. There’s a reason why wifi is a must everywhere…

[@dertythegrower]

Well said, Linda. I hope my two first replies are not shadow banned to you and others. 🙏

[@cdavo]

God rest Richard Paul.