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    This document provides a template for students to consider what each academic discipline teaches and what kinds of thinking are required. It instructs students to fill in the discipline or course, what is learned in that field, and whether the discipline relies on creative, analytical, or critical thinking. Examples include that literature teaches fiction and nonfiction works and requires creative and critical thinking, while the template is left blank for students to fill in their understanding of what topics are covered in disciplines like biology, sociology, math, history, psychology, and economics.

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    This document provides a template for students to consider what each academic discipline teaches and what kinds of thinking are required. It instructs students to fill in the discipline or course, what is learned in that field, and whether the discipline relies on creative, analytical, or critical thinking. Examples include that literature teaches fiction and nonfiction works and requires creative and critical thinking, while the template is left blank for students to fill in their understanding of what topics are covered in disciplines like biology, sociology, math, history, psychology, and economics.

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    This document provides a template for students to consider what each academic discipline teaches and what kinds of thinking are required. It instructs students to fill in the discipline or course, what is learned in that field, and whether the discipline relies on creative, analytical, or critical thinking. Examples include that literature teaches fiction and nonfiction works and requires creative and critical thinking, while the template is left blank for students to fill in their understanding of what topics are covered in disciplines like biology, sociology, math, history, psychology, and economics.

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    Thinking in the Disciplines

    Directions:
    1. Complete this grid by considering what each discipline teaches and what kinds of
    thinking are needed (creative, analytical, and/or critical).
    2. Refer to textbook (College Success) pages 224 - 240 (Sections 7.2 -7.4) for more
    details.
    3. You may need to research (Google™) these disciplines if you are not familiar with the
    terms and content.

    Discipline/Course What do you learn in this What kinds of thinking are


    discipline (field)? needed? How?

    Example: The literature discipline includes Creative thinking. A writer develops


    Literature fiction, such as poems, plays, short original and unconventional ideas.
    stories, novels, and nonfiction, such Critical thinking. Writers research,
    as essays and memoirs. analyze, observe, judge, communicate
    (written) and/or problem solve.

    Biology

    Sociology

    Math

    This file is copyright 2020, Rice University. Page 1 of 2


    History

    Psychology

    Economics

    This file is copyright 2020, Rice University. Page 2 of 2

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