Finally, a college prep book that actually prepares students for college!

Almost
all first-year college students discover that college courses are more
academically challenging than they expected, and certainly harder than
classes in high school. Professors expect students not just to absorb
material, but to analyze and synthesize it, consider multiple
perspectives, evaluate conflicting evidence, and then apply what they've learned in new contexts.

Thinking Critically in College explains how to do all this and more.

Louis E. Newman draws on decades of experience as a professor at
Carleton College and Dean of Academic Advising and Associate Vice
Provost for Undergraduate Education at Stanford, offering the guidance
you need to succeed both in college and in life post-graduation. Unique
among college prep books, Thinking Critically in College builds
on the latest research in learning, spells out the key critical thinking
skills you need, shows you how to tackle actual college assignments,
and provides exercises throughout to reinforce the lessons.

Written in a personal, engaging style, Thinking Critically in College
explains how to do the work your professors will require--exactly the
preparation you need, no matter what your academic background.
Practical, accessible, comprehensive, and interactive, Thinking Critically in College
is the definitive guide, not only for those in college or headed there,
but for everyone who needs a refresher on thinking clearly.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	240
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Radius Book Group
Fecha de Publicación	2023-03-07
Dimensiones	8.9" x 6.0" x 0.9" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	Si

Newman, Louis

Louis E. Newman is the former Dean of Academic Advising and
Associate Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education at Stanford
University. During his six years at Stanford, he grew the advising
program, promoted a holistic approach to academic advising, and
advocated for liberal education.

He is also the John M. and
Elizabeth W. Musser Professor of Religious Studies, Emeritus, at
Carleton College, where he taught for thirty-three years. During his
tenure at Carleton, he also served as Associate Dean of the College and
as Director of the Perlman Center for Learning and Teaching. In this
role he functioned as the informal mentor to the faculty at Carleton,
which is consistently rated by US News & World Report as #1 for
undergraduate teaching.

Throughout his career, hundreds of
students and colleagues have attested to the profound impact he had on
their learning and their lives--as a gifted teacher and as a trusted
advisor and mentor.

Louis Newman lives with his wife, Rabbi Amy Eilberg, in Los Altos, California.
For more information, visit ThinkingCritically.us