No idea, but if it's anything like Critical Thinking, it should be pretty interesting (as long as you aren't forced into it.) I find all the fallacies very interesting and it is surprising to see how much they are used in general life, and it really does help you when thinking about deep issues, although I can't say people would really be bothered whether or not you did it.
No idea, but if it's anything like Critical Thinking, it should be pretty interesting (as long as you aren't forced into it.) I find all the fallacies very interesting and it is surprising to see how much they are used in general life, and it really does help you when thinking about deep issues, although I can't say people would really be bothered whether or not you did it.
It is like critical thinking I think. I have to choose a short course so I an stuck again between this and a foreign language leader (like a sports leader)
It is like critical thinking I think. I have to choose a short course so I an stuck again between this and a foreign language leader (like a sports leader)
It's not, that's what i was thinking but the Lang. Leaders is really easy apparently and i can deal with that... that sounds so lazy Thinking and Reasoning isn't even a GCSE but it's Level 2 so an equivalent... I'm just worried that it will be too similar to RS?
It's not, that's what i was thinking but the Lang. Leaders is really easy apparently and i can deal with that... that sounds so lazy Thinking and Reasoning isn't even a GCSE but it's Level 2 so an equivalent... I'm just worried that it will be too similar to RS?
Something being easy is never a reason to do it, I'm in Year 11 and people say the subjects I've chosen for A Level are really hard but I do them because I want to
Meh, kind of, I've looked at the spec and it does involve some stuff like that but the reasoning and arguing skills are very interesting (it changes the way you think about things, I've started seeing fallacies in pretty much everyone's arguments now )
Something being easy is never a reason to do it, I'm in Year 11 and people say the subjects I've chosen for A Level are really hard but I do them because I want to
Meh, kind of, I've looked at the spec and it does involve some stuff like that but the reasoning and arguing skills are very interesting (it changes the way you think about things, I've started seeing fallacies in pretty much everyone's arguments now )