Thinking Matters Susan Sheehan College Writing June 1, 2010.

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Thinking Matters Susan Sheehan College Writing June 1, 2010

Thinking Matters Thinking is the most vital skill needed for a college education.

Thinking Matters Faculty expect students to: – Experiment with new ideas – Use analytical ability – Generate critical responses – Assume responsibility

Thinking Matters Professors report that students are: – More diligent in their work than in the past – Not thinking nor analyzing as they should be

Why is thinking at risk? Have we been concentrating on basic skills too much in the classroom? Have we lowered expectations of class discussions? Thinking Matters

The most common cause of weak writing is weak thinking!

Thinking Matters College students are expected to: Develop thesis with: – Well chosen examples – Good reasons – Logical arguments Structure their writing