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| This is a six-hour learning community that focuses on the balance between thinking, writing, and speaking. Students will understand the human experience of thinking critically, develop cognitive processing skills, improve their writing skills, and expand their interpersonal and public speaking skills while learning to analyze literature critically. In this interdisciplinary course, students will be intimately involved in the learning process. |
Please join us for a unique learning experience |
For more information, see William Matter, B227, 972-238-6060 or Larry Polk, C262, 972-238-6121
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Author: Becky Driscoll E-Mail: rld8325@dcccd.edu Email questions or comments to Richland's Webmaster Last Updated: Friday, November 24, 2006 URL: http://www.rlc.dcccd.edu/Enrich/learncom/thinking.htm |
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