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Gains in Critical Thinking in Honors Student Class

Robertson and Rane-Szostak demonstrated significant gains in both critical thinking skills (CCTST) and disposition (CCTDI) in their Honors Student course. Students identified collaborative writing, fish bowl discussion, debate, issues papers, and a safe classroom environment as contributing to their growth in critical thinking. 

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