Encourage students to reflect on the question, "How do we know that?" and to recognize the value of asking that question
Expose students to ambiguity, uncertainty, and questions with multiple plausible answers
Encourage students to be more aware of their own perspectives and to reflect critically on their own beliefs and assumptions
Engage students with multiple perspectives, foster open-mindedness, and develop intercultural understanding
Encourage students to make connections between academic disciplines by exploring underlying concepts and by identifying similarities and differences in the methods of inquiry used in different areas of knowledge
REAL WORLD EXPERIENCE
"This course is great because we have discussions about real world issues. These discussions help us learn and promote critical thinking."
-Xavier Samuel, Class of 2022
This course prepares students for life after McCaskey by... helping them think critically about the world.