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Constructivism: Children best when they use their Existing Knowledge

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Constructivism is the belief that people learn best when they can connect new ideas to things they already know.

Correlation Doesn’t imply Causation. Critical Thinking Basics.

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Whether it’s in science, history, health, or social issues, being able to spot the difference between coincidence and cause is a crucial skill.

Why we need to teach children logical thinking

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Logical thinking works best alongside empathy, imagination, and curiosity. When nurtured together, these traits help children become not just smart, but wise — thoughtful people who can solve problems, collaborate, and contribute meaningfully to their communities.

Exceptions don’t make a rule

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For example, the general rule “birds can fly” is true. Most birds do fly. But penguins and ostriches don’t. Does that mean the whole idea is wrong? No — these are exceptions, not evidence that the rule itself is false.

What is the Strawman Fallacy?

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A strawman is when someone misrepresents another person’s point then refutes that version instead of the real one.

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