Critical Ways of Thinking and Learning

Author:

Dahle-Huff Kari1,Stutelberg Erin2,Bulatowicz Donna Marie1

Affiliation:

1. Montana State University – Billings, USA

2. Salisbury University, USA

Abstract

It is important for teacher preparation programs to develop 21st century skills, suggested by the Common Core State Standards as necessary for student success, with the pre-service teachers who will be expected to incorporate these skills into their pedagogy. This chapter traces the critical thinking tools practiced in two different pre-service teacher education courses. A commonality between the courses was the use of particular young adult literature novels to explore critical thinking with pre-service teachers. The authors first identify and explicate six critical ways of thinking and learning employed with pre-service teachers. Second, the authors frame critical thinking through the use of multiple narratives with pre-service teachers. All of the critical thinking tools described in the chapter are supported with examples and provide valuable suggestions for teacher preparation programs.

Publisher

IGI Global

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