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12 Basic Ways to Integrate Media Literacy and Critical Thinking into any Curriculum (Ithaca College Library)
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About "Fake News" (from UC Berkeley Libraries)
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Argument & Critical Thinking (Excelsior Online Writing Lab)
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Checklist for Evaluating Web Resources (from Cornell)
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Critical Thinking Assessment page (NSF)
Critical Thinking Resources LibGuide (Schoolcraft College)
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Critical Thinking and Academic Research: Intro (Univ. of Louisville)
Definition of Critical Thinking, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Evaluating AI Sources (from Johns Hopkins)
Evaluating Information: The Cornerstone of Civic Online Reasoning (from Stanford)
Evaluating Sources (Duke University Libraries)
Evaluating Sources (Univ of Texas)
Evaluating Web Resources LibGuide (Schoolcraft College)
FactCheck.Org (Project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center)
Fake News: How to Spot It (from Enoch Pratt Free Library)
Framework of Critical Thinking (Paul Elder)
Google Fact Check Explorer
Helping Your Students Develop Critical Thinking Skills (IDEA Paper #37)
How to Critically Evaluate Information, Writing Commons
How to Spot Fake News LibGuide (from UMass Amherst)
Ideas that Changed the World (Google Arts & Culture)
Media Bias/Fact Check
Periodic Table of Visual Thinking
PolitiFact (Political Fact Checking Resource)
Science Education in an Age of Misinformation (Stanford)
Snopes (Fact Checking Resource)
Socratic Questions, Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (from UConn)
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Critical Thinking
TED ED
Teach Information Literacy & Critical Thinking Resource page
Teaching Critical Thinking Using Bloom's Taxonomy (CUNY)
Teaching Critical Thinking in Digital Spaces (APA)
Teaching Critical Thinking: Practical Points (Faculty Focus)
Understanding Science, How Science Works Interactive Flowchart
Visual Thinking Strategies (Grand Valley State University)
Web Literacy for Student Fact Checkers (Free eBook)
What is "Fake News"? (from Penn State Univ. Libraries)
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