Thursday was an important day for me.
On Thursday I heard Bill Condon, Director of Writing Programs at Washington State University, give a presentation at my school.
Bill spoke about the Critical Thinking Guide developed by Washington State. It's been used at Washington State for almost a decade.
The presentation was suggestive.
As I listened to the talk and participated in related workshop activities, my mind formed trickle-down associations from the critical thinking guide, to writing assignments I could design to incorporate critical thinking goals, and finally to evaluating student writing with reference to critical thinking criteria.
And I thought: This makes so much sense! If only someone had told me this when I was an undergraduate!
Applied to my own writing, it could have saved me years of frustration.
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