What is Critical Thinking?

That’s a great question. And there’s info all over the internet, of course. That’s a good place to start.

Overview of Critical Thinking

Let’s start with Wikipedia: Critical Thinking Article on Wikipedia

Follow any of the links under See also, References, Further reading, and External links. This is more than enough for most people not yet familiar with critical thinking and even those who are.

Knowledge of The Fallacies

Fallacies are pulled on America everyday by politicians, advertisers, advocacy groups and more. If Americans, individuals and as a society, knew more about fallacies, we’d be better able to spot them and avoid falling for them.

Here’s a Good Introduction: Introduction to Argument

Of course, there’s always Wikipdedia: Wikipedia List of Fallacies

TED-Ed: 5 tips to improve your critical thinking – Samantha Agoos

TED is a good source of info. Here’s a lesson improving your critical thinking.

TED-ED Lesson on Improving Critical Thinking