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Yes! 50 Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Persuasive « alex.moskalyuk
Something of a bridge between critical thinking and perception, this list of ways to be persuasive is an interesting look at how people are swayed. It would be interesting to look at how culture specific or general this list is.
NFB.ca - Watch quality Canadian Documentary, Animation and Fiction
The National Filb Board of Canada is making many of the films in its collection available for free on line. I highly recommend watching a 9-minute film called A Chairy Tale if you don't know it. It can be an excellent resource for discussion and writing. Lots of other great film resources as well.
Campus Writing Center Bibliography
Interesting information on designing writing assignments that foster critical thinking
From Knowledgable to Knowledge-able: Learning in New Media Environments | Academic Commons
An interesting article. The notion of subjectivities rather than subjects may be worth considering relative to the topics or themes in the ELP. I think we are in many ways closer to subjectivities already, but recognizing it more explicitly may be useful as part of our reforms.
Exploratorium | Evidence | How Do We Know What We Know? | Human Origins
A good site for exploring critical thnking from a the viewpoint of science disciplines. The section on "How do we know?" has seven questions for questioning claims that look good.
Infusing 21st Century Thinking Skills Into the T&L Environment
A very rich source of information about critical thinking and many other aspects of thinking related to teaching and learning theories.
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