Students can prepare to make the most of their college experience by becoming better critical thinkers while still in high school. What Is Critical Thinking? Scholars sometimes differ in how they ...

There isn’t a litmus test or a simple way to deduce whether a high school student will be able to handle the academic rigor of college ... for developing some critical thinking.

They reported that critical thinking and other skills such as writing were no longer progressing during college as compared to previous generations of students. In an interview with NPR ...

Forty-five percent of students made no significant improvement in their critical thinking, reasoning or writing skills during the first two years of college ... activities. The study also showed ...

To the editor: Bryan Caplan rightly calls attention to the flaws with how many today think about the value of a college ... develop critical-reasoning and collaborative-thinking skills, and ...

Forty-five percent of students made no significant improvement in their critical thinking, reasoning or writing skills during the first two years of college ... activities. The study also showed ...

A growing number of colleges and universities are recognizing the benefits of coursework devoted to critical thinking. Case in point? Last year, the Cornell University SC Johnson College of ...

At this level, it is appropriate to include this skill on your resume. You actively engage in critical thinking and problem solving in academic classes, campus activities or at a part-time job, ...

Holding politicians accountable, choosing the right friends and doing advanced math. Depending on who you ask, these actions may require a common denominator: the ability to think critically.