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Critical thinking in higher education and labour market / Valdone Indraésiene, [and seven others].

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Indraésiene, Valdone, author.
Series:
Erziehungskonzeptionen und Praxis.
Erziehungskonzeptionen und Praxis
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Critical thinking--Study and teaching (Higher).
Critical thinking.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (524 pages) : illustrations.
Place of Publication:
Berlin : Peter Lang International Academic Publishers, [2021]
Summary:
This book presents the comprehensive investigation of critical thinking in higher education from the perspectives of the study and labor market. It looks for an answer to the vibrant question of what and to whom critical thinking is. The study brings together findings from systematic literature review, analysis of descriptions of higher education study programs and study subjects, phenomenographical research and survey and supplements the existing perceptions of critical thinking with novel data-driven insights. The book reveals how critical thinking manifests itself in the contexts of higher education and the labor market and advocates for the significance of the critical thinking at personal, interpersonal, and social levels.
Contents:
Introduction
The Concept and Context of Critical Thinking in Higher Education and Labour Market
Analysing the Concept of Critical Thinking in Higher Education: Systematic Literature Review
Critical Thinking as a Unique Competence: Evidence from Higher Education Studies
Critical Thinking in Study Process and Labour Market: Phenomenographic Study
Critical Thinking Competence in Study Process and Labour Market: A Quantitative Study
Linking Critical Thinking Development in Higher Education and Demand in Labour Market
Conclusions and Recommendations for Higher Education
Summary
Zusammenfassung
List of Tables
List of Figures.
Notes:
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