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Fallacies: Logical Fallacies in Arguments

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-- 01 -- Introduction -- Syllabus; Texts; ARTS; Where Do You Stand?; Assignments
-- 02 -- Observation
-- 03 -- Language and Thought
-- 04 -- Facts
-- 05-- Inferences
-- 06 -- Assumptions - Reasoning
-- 07 -- Opinions - Moral Argumemnts
-- 08 -- Midterm --
-- 09 -- Points of View
-- 10 -- Argument
-- 11 -- Fallacies
-- 12 -- Inductive Reasoning
-- 13-- Inductive Fallacies
-- 14 -- Deductive Reasoning - Review
-- 15 -- Final Self Assessment - ePortfolio 2
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6 Hats Graphic
8 STRATEGIES for thinking more like Sherlock:
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ACADEMIC VOCABULARY
Analogy
Answers--Inference from Photos
Argument - Premises - Facts or Opinions Video
Argument -- 50 Argument Topics
Argument Analysis
Argument and Critical Thinking Video
Argument and Inference Links
Argument Article
Argument compared to Report Map Graphic
Argument Glossary
Argument Quiz -- Jon Young
Argument Slides
Argument Young Answ
Argument: Reasons -Conclusions-Evidence Video
Argument: Strong Argument
Arguments - Abductive Arguments Video
Arguments - Inductive Reasoning Video
Arguments -- Young
Arguments Links
Arguments Part 1- Student SlideShare
Arguments Part 2 - Student SlideShare
Arguments Part 3 -- Student SlideShare
Arguments: critical thinking and argumentation Video
Assumption -- Identify Hidden
Assumptions and Inferences
Assumptions and Ladder of Inference Video
Assumptions in Critical Thinking Videos
Assumptions Video
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Barriers to Critical Thinking
Belief and Doubt Videos
Blogger Blog Tutorial
Blogger How To List of Tutorials
Blogger Tutorial Video from Google
Bloom's Taxonomy and Questions
Bloom's Taxonomy of Skills (Revised)
Blooms Taxonomy Diagram
Box Quiz
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C3 -- Facts Glossary
Categorical Propositions
Categorical Syllogisms Standard Form
Categorical Syllogisms: Testing Categorical Syllogisms for Validity
Characteristics of a Critical Thinker
Characteristics of a Critical Thinker 2; Review; Evaluation
Characteristics of a Critical Thinker; Cognitive Domain
Cinderella 21 Questions
Cinderella of the 21st Century
Class CT Vocab Map Img Feb 6 - 14
Cognitive Domain
Cognitive Information Processing Model
Common Cents
Communication and Thinking
Communication Context
Concept Map
Connotations
Contact Information Notes
Core Thinkng Skills
CRCB Web Links
Critical Thinking - Independent Thinking Video
Critical Thinking -- Why Important
Critical Thinking About Science Video
Critical Thinking and Reasoning
Critical Thinking Glossary
Critical Thinking Intro Videos
Critical Thinking Links from Text
Critical Thinking Rubric -- AACU
Critical Thinking Skills - Outline
Critical Thinking Standards Learning Tool
CT Barriers Video
CT Skills Video -- Jon Young
Culture and Communication Video
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Deduction - Modus Tollens Video 1.5
Deduction - Propositional and Categorical Links
Deductive and Inductive Arguments
Deductive Fallacies Video
Deductive Reasoning Intro Video
Deductive Reasoning Links
Deductive Reasoning Text Glossary
Deductive Reasoning: Everyday Examples
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Dimensions of Understanding
draw link
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Eight Principles of Data Visualization
ELEPHANT AND THE BLIND MEN
Elephant's Legs
Emotional Competence Framework
ePortfolio 2
ePortfolios
Ethics and Critical Thinking Video 13m
Evaluating Sources on the Internet Videos
Evaluating Sources Video
Evaluation - FIVE W’S OF WEB SITE EVALUATION
Exercise: Topic Sentence and Main Ideas
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Fact Distinguished from Opinion
Fact or Opinion Defined and Illustrated Video
Fact or Opinion Exercise
Fact or Opinion Links
Fact or Opinion?
Facts - Scientist Story
Facts Glossary
Facts or Opinion Video
Facts vs. Opinion Videos
Fallacies - Deductive and Inductive Reasoning and Fallacies - SlideShare 38
Fallacies - Partial List
Fallacies - Reasoning and fallacies
Fallacies - Senator Richard Nixon's Checkers Speech
Fallacies -- Latin and Common Names
Fallacies -- What - When - and Why
Fallacies and Persuaders Videos
Fallacies from the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy (IEP)
Fallacies from various sources video
Fallacies in Thinking
Fallacies Links
Fallacies of Weak Induction
Fallacies of Weak Induction Video 19m
Fallacies of Weak Inductive Arguments
Fallacies of Weak Inductive Arguments Video
Fallacies Taxonomy Link
Fallacies Video List
Fallacies Videos
Fallacies with Examples Article
Fallacies: Ad Hominem Fallacy
Fallacies: Band Wagon
Fallacies: Circular Reasoning
Fallacies: Logical Fallacies in Arguments
Fallacies: Red Herring Fallacy
Fallacies: Slippery Slope
Fallacies: Straw Figure Fallacy
Fallacies: Appeal to Hypocrisy
Fallacy - Trump 15 in 3 Minutes Video
Fallacy Project: Real World Examplses
Fallacy Types Map
Fallacy Video - Mean Girls
Filters in Critical Thinking
Five Senses
Formal and Informal Fallacies Video 7m
Forty-four Foul Ways to Win an Argument
Fourteen Words Key to 100000 Words
Frames of Language
Freemind Link
Freemind Tutorial
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Ganag CT Action Method
Glossary -- Observation -- TFY-C1
Graphics types
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Habits — Venn Diagram
Harvard University’s list of skills that make an “educated person
How Many Faces?
HOW TO THINK CRITICALLY
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Idioms
IM-CRCB-C3 - Memory
Induction and Scientific Reasoning Video
Inductive and Deductive Reasoning
Inductive and Deductive Reasoning Intro Video
Inductive and Deductive Types of Arguments Video
Inductive Fallacies : How Can Inductive Reasoning Go Wrong? - Prezi
Inductive Fallacies Videos
Inductive Reasoning - TFY C11
Inductive Reasoning and Fallacies Student Exercise
Inductive Reasoning Examples
Inductive Reasoning Student Slides
Inductive Reasoning TFY C11 Student Summary
Inductive Reasoning Video
Inductive Reasoning Videos
Inference and observation
Inference From the Photo Link
Inference Introduction Video
Inference Making - Video
Inference Making Process
Inference Practice Questions 1
Inferences Glossary
Information Literacy - 8 Ws Chart
Information Mapping
Information Pyramid
Inst M - C4
Inst M - CRCB C3
Instructional Materials
Intellectual Standards - Universal
Internet Activity
Internet Argument Analysis: Believing and Doubting Assignment
Internet Interest and Ability Survey
Internet Resource Evaluation: 2RCA Seven-Step System
Internet Site Evaluation
Is of Identity Test
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Johnny Depp - ct try reading c4
Judging Scientific Theories
Judging Scientific Theories - Prezi
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Language -- Twelve Types
Language and Thought
Language and Thought - Noam Chomsky
Language and Thought and Action Video
Language and thought Video
Language and Thought Videos
Language with a Scientific Attitude -13 Characteristics
Lateral Thinking / Vertical Thinking
Legal and Aesthetic Reasoning
Lexophiles Only
Links to Useful Reading Sites
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD EXERCISE
Little Red Riding Hood Questions
Logic Glossary
Logical Fallacies and the Art of Debate Article
Look at Your Fish
Look at your fish - Learning to See
Look at your fish reading
Look at Your Fish!
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Main Idea and Supporting Details
Marking A Textbook
Memory -- What Is It? -- CRCB C3
Memory Vocabulary
Metaphor
Mind Mapping
Mind Mapping Video
Moral
Moral Reasoning 1 Video 14m
Moral Reasoning Defined Video
Morality and Critical Thinking Video
Morality and Ethical Standards Video
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National Council for Excellence in Critical Thinking
New Things
New Words for the New Millenium
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Observation - A Critical Leadership Skill
observation 5 tips video
Observation and Deduction
Observation Glossary Map
Observation; Obstacles to Critical Thinking
Observation: Five Senses
Observation: Moon Illusion
Observe: How Many Dolphins?
Observe: How Many Hearts
Obstacles summary
Obstacles to Critical Thinking - TPCT C2 Summary
Obstacles to Critical Thinking Video
Opinion - Quotes
Opinion and reading skills video
Opinion Videos
Opinions - Evaluations - Reading
Opinions - Web Links
Opinions and Critical Thinking Fast and Slow Video
Opinions Influence Video
Organization Methods
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Paragraph -- sentence order
Paragraph 1 - Meaning
Patterns in Language
PCT - C10 - Judging Scientific Theories
PCT 5e C06 - DEDUCTIVE REASONING - PROPOSITIONAL LOGIC
PCT Slides Links
PCT5e-S-C01
PCT5e-S-C01-The Power of Critical Thinking 1-4
PCT5e-S-C02-Obstacles to Critical Thinking
PCT5e-S-C03-Making Sense of Arguments
PCT5e-S-C04-Reasons for Belief and Doubt
PCT5e-S-C05-Fallacies and Persuaders
PCT5e-S-C06-Deductive Reasoning: Propositional Logic
PCT5E-S-C07-Deductive Reasoning-Categorical Logic
PCT5e-S-C08-Inductive Reasoning
PCT5e-S-C09-Inference to the Best Explanation
PCT5e-S-C10-Judging Scientific Theories
PCT5e-S-C11-Critical Thinking in Morality and Law
PCT5e-S-C4-6s-Reasons for Belief and Doubt
Perspectivism
Persuasive Writing - Purpose and Process
Point of View in Critical Thinking Video
Point of View Intro 2m
Points of View - Six Thinking Hats
Power of Critical Thinking Video
Preview Exercise -- PREPARING TO READ YOUR TEXTBOOK WORKSHEET
Propaganda -- 50 types
PSR -- Look at Textbooks
PSR -- PREVIEW
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Questioning Strategies
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Reading - Time Management
Reading Beyond the Words - Bloom's Taxonomy of the Cognitive Domain
Reading Efficiency: Rate And Comprehension
Reading Efficiently
Reading for Thinking: Additional Materials
Reading Interrogatives
Reading Time
Reasons for Belief and Doubt
Review
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Semantic Chart
Semantic Matrix
Simile vs Proverbs Video
Six Hats of Thinking Types
Standards of CT Chart Img
stAr: Act:
Stone Boy
Stone Boy Summary
Story A Questions
Story A with Questions
Student Homework Example ePortfolio Slide -- Noelle
STUDY-READ
SUPPORTING DETAILS
Syllogism -- Intro Video
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Tactics of Critical Thinking
Taxonomies of the Cognitive Domain Compared
Taxonomy of Fallacies
Text Price Comparison LInk
TEXTBOOK MARKING - csu.edu
Textbook Marking -- ucc.edu link
TEXTBOOK MARKING Effective Mehods
Textbook Organization - 2 - Exercises
Textbook Price Comparison Link
Texts
Texts / Instructional Materials
TFY -- Chapter 2 -- Word Precision -- Laura's Q and A
TFY Chapter Glossaries
TFY Chapter Summaries
TFY Glossary
TFY Table of Contents 8th and 9th
TFY-IM-chapter 4: Inferences
TFY9e-C02 -- Word Precision Map
TFY9e-C02 -Glossary- Word Precision
TFY9e-C02-Web Links
TFY9e-M-C6-Opinions
Thought Elements - Standards - Traits
Time Management in College
Time: How to Manage Time and Set Priorities
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UNDERSTANDING AND CREATING VISUALS
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Video
Viewpoints in critical thinking
Viewpoints on why the chicken crossed the road
Viewpoints Video
Visual Information
Visual Literacy Across the Curriculum Video
Visual Thinking 101 Video
Visual Thinking vs Linear Thinking Clip
Visualization
Visualization - China in Ten Minutes
Visualizing Data - Ted Talk - David McCandless
VISUALS - READING
Visuals in Texts
Vocabulary
Vocabulary for Critical Thinking Vocabulary
Vocabulary Skills
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WDIS-Sm12
Web Links
Web Site Evaluation Video
Website Evaluation Video -- Interrogatives
Welcome
What do you see -- Your observation and argument for your response
What Do You See?
What's Wrong --- Some Answers
What's Wrong With This Picture?
Where do you stand with regard to critical thinking?
WHY PEOPLE BELIEVE WEIRD THINGS
Word Choice
Word Clues
Word Draw
Word Map Example Map
Word Maps
Word Precision
Word Precision Video
Word Rebus
Words and Design Map
Words: COLLEGE LEVEL VOCABULARY WORDS
Writing for effective Webpages
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xCRCB Slide Outline C5- Main Ideas
xCRCB- C3- Slide Outline
xCRCB-C4-XWA
xCRCB-C6-XWA
xCRCB-IM-CHAPTER FOUR: MANAGING YOUR READING TIME
xCRCB-S2Pdf-C8
xx -- 12 -- Inductive Fallacies; Reading; Understanding and Creating Visuals
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xxx -- 06 -- Opinions -Evaluations - Main Ideas - Details - Inference
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