10:32
Pattern Recognition - Why seeing patterns is both a blessing and a curse.
09:20
Your Memory Stinks - Five ways that our memories can let us down.
06:40
Ethics in Science - How do we know what's right and wrong?
06:21
Why You Should Be Doing Experiments
07:10
Inductive Reasoning - How thinking like a scientist can help you draw better conclusions.
05:30
The Continued Influence Effect - Why do memories of misinformation persist in our minds?
04:47
Why We Share Misinformation - The role of five cognitive biases.
06:04
The Dunning Kruger Effect - Learn how to recognise this common cognitive bias
09:39
Anecdotal Evidence: How to use critical thinking skills to overcome this common logical fallacy.
06:31
Appeal to Authority: When trusting experts becomes a logical fallacy
06:11
Checking for Peer Review
08:03
Finding Reliable Sources: An Interview with Writer/Journalism Teacher Jennifer Stevens
08:21
Science in Advertising - Learn the ways that science can be misrepresented in marketing
06:09
Going Beyond the Headlines - How to think critically about science in the news.
06:21
The Slippery Slope Fallacy - Learn how to avoid this common logical fallacy.
06:06
Availability Bias - Learn to overcome this common cognitive bias
06:34
Burden of Proof - Learn how to avoid this logical fallacy
07:08
Cherry Picking Data: Learn to overcome this common logical fallacy
06:12
Confirmation Bias: Learn to overcome this common cognitive bias
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The Science Lens is a resource for students and teachers who want to use science to improve their critical thinking skills.
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