Critical Thinking and Logic Skills for College Students

Critical Thinking and Logic Skills for College Students
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Book Synopsis Critical Thinking and Logic Skills for College Students by : Elizabeth L. Chesla

Download or read book Critical Thinking and Logic Skills for College Students written by Elizabeth L. Chesla and published by . This book was released on 1999 with total page 202 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: For Study Skills, College Survival Skills, and developmental courses. These fully revised new editions of LearningExpress's best-selling Skill Builders series offer a unique review of basic academic skills in a fast, easy-to-learn format. Each LearningExpress book focuses on practical applications and provides a built-in incentive-oriented study plan in the "20 Minutes a Day" concept. Students will find these self-study programs a valuable tool for improving the critical thinking and reasoning skills that lead to success at work and in the classroom.


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