Problem:
Perhaps you noticed that each discussion or assignment can only focus on a small part of each topic we study. We could spend three or four weeks just on cognition alone! For this Discussion, you get to decide what we talk about, and can help steer the conversation to the aspects of cognition you find most fascinating. Be sure to take advantage of the Learning Activity in your resources. It will not take much time and will clarify our goals for this forum. Your job is to select a topic from the chapter-whatever interests you most-and develop a question to ask the class. What you find interesting can't be right or wrong, but your grade will be based on the degree to which you are able to produce a question that promotes critical thinking as described in the Learning Activity. Enjoy! Review Chapter 4 and as you review, think about a variety of topics that are of interest to you. Choose one topic that could be used to develop a question for your colleagues that will promote an engaging conversation as well as stimulate critical thinking in this Discussion. Need Assignment Help?
Review the Learning Activity - Developing Discussion Questions That Promote Critical Thinking . This activity will guide you in how to write a question for this week's Discussion post that can generate critical thinking in your colleagues.
Consider what question you could ask your colleagues that promotes critical thinking about some aspect of cognition across cultures. After reading Chapter 4 and choosing a Discussion topic, post a question for your colleagues to respond to.
Your initial post must provide a rationale or background for the question as illustrated in the example provided in Learning Activity-Developing Discussion Questions That Promote Critical Thinking . Put your question in the first line of your post, and put your supporting text below that the post.
Support your post with evidence from at least one Learning Resource. Be sure to identify what source(s) you used, both in the body of your post(s) and with a reference at the end of your post.
You have valuable ideas to share-let's turn them into a strong initial post.