Examining the influence of culture on critical thinking

Document Type

Presentation

Source Publication

8th Conference of the International Test Commission, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Publication Date

7-3-2012

Abstract

The ability to think critically is a crucial attribute expected of university graduates. However, the endorsement of critical thinking in higher education has been challenged by the growing cultural diversity in university classrooms. There have been concerns about students of different cultural backgrounds showing systematic difference in critical thinking. This presentation seeks to highlight a few areas that culture may have an effect on the teaching and learning of critical thinking in higher education. Related empirical findings will also be reported to illustrate these ideas.

Language

English

Recommended Citation

Lun, V. M.-C. (2012, July). Examining the influence of culture on critical thinking. Paper presented at the 8th Conference of the International Test Commission, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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