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    Introduction to Critical Thinking

    Cal Poly Pomona


    Tuesday (Asynchronous Lecture) 8:30-9:45am
    Thursday (Optional Synchronous Discussion) 8:30-9:45am
    Instructor:
    Daisy Laforce
    Email: dalaforce@cpp.edu
    Office Hours: Thurs 9:45-10:30am (and by appointment)

    Course Schedule (*subject to change*)


    Week 0
    Aug. 20: Introduction & Syllabus

    Week 1
    Aug. 25th: Reading and paraphrase (Ch. 1, up to p.15) – discussion question due by midnight

    Aug. 27th: Discussion/Practice Questions – homework due by midnight

    Week 2
    Sep. 1st : Reading and paraphrase (Ch. 1, pp. 15-30) – discussion question due by midnight

    Sep. 3rd : QUIZ 1 - live at 9am, due by midnight

    Week 3
    Sep. 8th: Simple structured paraphrases (Ch. 2 up to p.47) – discussion question due by midnight

    Sep. 10th: Discussion/Practice Questions – homework due by midnight

    Week 4
    Sep. 15th: Structured paraphrases (Ch. 2, pp. 47- 53) – discussion question due by midnight

    Sep. 17th: QUIZ 2 - live at 9am, due by midnight

    Week 5
    Sep. 22th: Complex structured paraphrases (Ch. 2, pp. 53-60) – discussion question due by midnight

    Sep. 24th: Discussion/Practice Questions – homework due by midnight

    Week 6
    Sep. 29th: Explaining and Inferring (finish Ch. 2) – discussion question due by midnight

    Oct. 1st: QUIZ 3 - live at 9am, due by midnight

    Week 7
    Oct. 6th: Schematizing arguments: paraphrasing reasoning (Ch. 3, pp. 97-111) – discussion question due
    by midnight

    Oct. 8th: Discussion/Practice Questions – homework due by midnight

    Week 8
    Oct. 13th: Reasoning Flags (Ch. 3, pp. 111-131) – discussion question due by midnight

    Oct. 15th: QUIZ 4 - live at 9am, due by midnight

    Week 9
    Oct. 20th : Argument analysis: questions & answers (begin Ch. 4, pp. 143-158) – discussion question due
    by midnight

    Oct. 22nd: Discussion/Practice Questions – homework due by midnight

    Week 10
    Oct. 27th: Argument analysis: relevance & evaluation (Ch. 4, pp. 158-169) – discussion question due by
    midnight

    Oct. 29st: QUIZ 5 - live at 9am, due by midnight

    Week 11
    Nov. 3rd: Argument analysis: evaluation (Ch. 4, pp. 169-180) – discussion question due by midnight

    Nov. 5th: Discussion/Practice Questions – homework due by midnight

    Week 12
    Nov. 10th: Argument analysis: investigations & support (Ch. 4, pp. 180-196) – discussion question due by
    midnight

    Nov. 12th: QUIZ 6 - live at 9am, due by midnight

    Week 13
    Nov. 17th: Diagnostic Arguments (Ch. 5, pp. 206-214) – discussion question due by midnight

    Nov. 19th: Discussion/Practice Questions – homework due by midnight

    Week 14
    Nov. 24th: Diagnostic Arguments: Trace Data (Ch. 5, pp. 214-220) – discussion question due by midnight

    Nov. 26th: THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY

    Week 15
    Dec. 1st: Diagnostic Arguments: Explanatory Resources (Ch. 5, pp. 220-247) – discussion question due by
    midnight

    Dec. 3rd: QUIZ 7 - live at 9am, due by midnight

    Exam Week
    TBD: Optional Final Exam (except for students who missed more than 3 chapter quizzes, it is mandatory)

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