Abstract
Many first year undergraduate students arrive at university without having been taught how to think critically. This poses a serious problem as without critical thinking skills, students can fall into bad intellectual habits impeding their development. An example of this is the over-reliance on the internet for information. The resulting ‘Google-it’ mentality can then leave sixth-formers insufficiently prepared for Higher Education; impacting their ability to thrive at university.
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Kulasi, Y. (2020). Using peer feedback to help develop critical thinking skills. New Vistas, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.36828/newvistas.108
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