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Title: Skepticism 101
Url: https://www.skeptic.com/skepticism-101/
Publisher: The Skeptics Society
Description: Skepticism 101, the Skeptical Studies Curriculum Resource Center from Skeptic magazine, provides reams of resources built to inspire a critical, even aporetic, attitude toward the known and unknown phenomena of the universe. Here readers will find books, reading lists, course syllabi, in-class exercises, PowerPoint presentations, and student projects on topics ranging from what science is to tips for constructing effective arguments. Resources in the collection may be browsed by Topic, Resource Type, Academic Discipline, and Academic Level. For instance, selecting Critical Thinking and Skepticism navigates to a 4-minute video on the basics of skepticism, as well as an entire course concerned with Public Health & Skepticism, which includes learning outcomes and a downloadable syllabus with required readings, many useful web links, and an overview of the course.
LC Classification: Philosophy. Psychology. Religion -- Doctrinal theology -- Apologetics. Evidences of Christianity -- Against opponents of Christianity -- Rationalists, agnostics, and skeptics
GEM Subject: Philosophy -- Logic
Resource Type: Collection
Instructional Material
Audience: Educator
Language: English
Rights: The Skeptics Society
Access Rights: Free access
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