Teach Kids Critical Thinking Skills -- THE Journal

Teach Kids Critical Thinking Skills

09/01/97

Thinkology
Grades: K-3
Platform: Windows, Macintosh

Teach Kids Critical Thinking Skills

Want to help students excel in every area of the curriculum? Then help them learn and practice critical thinking skills. And thatís just what Thinkology, a new series from Heartsoft, aims to accomplish.

The first title in the series, Clarity, is available now and attempts to show students how to effectively communicate using clear ideas, clear goals, clear questions and clear conclusions. Two forthcoming titles will highlight the accuracy and logic critical thinking skills.

Designed by experts from the Foundation for Critical Thinking, Thinkology utilizes animated stories, activities and follow-up situations to help kids relate to the concepts being taught. It also comes with a teacherís manual and curriculum materials. Heartsoft, Inc., Tulsa, OK, (800) 285-3475, www.thinkology.com.

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