This means objectivity isn’t about being detached—it’s about being connected and accountable to others
Science should be accessible to all. Some people may not have viable access to science because of social standings, but I think everyone should get a free shoot and I agree with the statement.
Communalism – Scientific knowledge should be shared freely. It belongs to everyone, not just the person who discovered it. Today, this idea clashes with things like paywalls that block access to research.
Scientific knowledge that is at the benefit of people should be released because science research should be used in ways that can help evolve the human race. I also think all of it should be released too, because good or bad, research is research.
In short, science is not just about labs and equations—it’s about people. And by looking at the social side of science, we get a clearer picture of how it really works and how it can better serve everyone.
I agree with this because I feel like most scientific research always has a benefit towards humans.
They are crucial for making good decisions by providing the tools to think through choices rather than impulsively picking options. A critical and scientific mindset allows individuals to analyze both questions and possible solutions to establish validity in various personal and professional scenarios. It helps people improve their choices and goals in life. In co
You use critical thinking everyday. When talking with others, you have to critically think sometimes just to make a good impression on someone. You also have use critical thinking when decision making as one bad decision can make immense impacts on your life.
Reflection: An inclination to reflect on one's behavior, attitudes, and opinions, as well as their motivations. It involves distinguishing what is known from what is not, acknowledging limited knowledge or uncertainty, and approaching decisions with the understanding that some problems are ill-structured and may have multiple plausible conclusions. This is a dimension of disposition attainment, prepari
Critical thinking makes one actually reflect and think about what they did or they are currently studying. I feel like just critically thinking about a topic could be a studying technique.
Critical thinking is fundamentally about deep engagement with information, moving beyond surface-level acceptance.
I think it it helpful because it makes the mind actually think instead of just coasting through easy assignments.
Critical thinking involves a set of skills and dispositions that together enhance the likelihood of arriving at logical solutions to problems or valid conclusions to arguments.
I think critical thinking is very much useable in everyday life, even outside of just school. It can be a very helpful skill to use later on in life if you're able to develop and use it.
Conclusion
I think the article proved value to having a growth mindset. There are no cons to having a growth mindset, students can only learn and continue to become better if we all adapt a growth mindset.
when the instructor communicated a growth mindset, this performance difference between FG and CG students was eliminated
If all students are introduced to a growth mindset, I think the learning field can become much more even and exam grades can be much more similar between students.
growth mindset,
I think having a growth mindset is one of the best things a person can have. You can always improve and get better at something, thus having a growth mindset can help with that.
metacognitive demands of college
I myself is still adapting and adjusting to college. In high school I rarely had outside work and needed to study, but in college I have to work outside of class every day which I'm not used to, but I don't mind it because it can keep my mind active.
Self-testing:
Self-testing is very helpful. using AI to help your self-test is good study plan as well. Focus on the questions you don't know for the most effective benefit.
This involves self-questioning, identifying areas of confusion or knowledge gaps, and making self-corrections
I find this helpful as well. A helpful use of AI I personally like to do is have the AI generate questions on a topic and try to answer the questions. The AI can also help further your understanding of the topic.
small study group, where she explained concepts aloud—helping both her peers and herself
This sounds like an excellent idea that I'll have to incorporate into my studies. I feel like that if I can explain and help or get help from my peers, I'll be able to understand the topic.