A negative communication event For this final discussion, turn your powers of critical inquiry onto yourself, with the goal of understanding your role in contributing to a “negative communication event”. A “negative communication event” is nothing more than an interaction you have had – with another person or a group of people – that did … Read more
Critical inquiry and argumentation skills For the last 5 weeks, you have been learning about and practicing a variety of critical inquiry and argumentation skills and strategies, including an exploration of some of the many logical fallacies we often find lurking in what we read, see and hear. As you have discovered, those fallacies can … Read more
The art of analyzing and evaluating our thinking Critical thinking can be defined as “the art of analyzing and evaluating our thinking with a view to improving it, or a problem with a view to understanding or solving it.” Critical inquiry can be understood as the means by which we practice that art. Analysis and evaluation require a particular … Read more
Why is critical inquiry an essential skill to develop lease complete all of this week’s required reading and refer to concepts from those readings in your responses to the two questions, below. You may also use credible outside sources if they help to support your ideas. Use your own words, citing sources for ideas, concepts, … Read more
Traditions and Principles of Qualitative Inquiry Assignment Details Unit 1 – Discussion Board 2 (75 points) Due: Thu, Oct 10 |Printer Friendly Version Description Primary Response is due by Thursday (11:59:59pm Central), Peer Responses are due by Saturday (11:59:59pm Central). Primary Task Response: Within the Discussion Board area, write 400-600 words that respond to the … Read more
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