Not a scientist, nor do I claim to be one...T-shirts, blue jeans, baseball hats and beer...Stealer of fine memes...Frequent F-bombs 😬🤣
I usually start with a link to basic reading and notetaking skills. Then 👉 them to some critical thinking excersizes. 🤔 is thier response. I explain without basic skills of critical thinking and reading/ notetaking there is a low chance they will understand what I would give them. Then I say come back after they research xyz and compare and contrast with current event's so we can discuss. 😍
Not a scientist, nor do I claim to be one...T-shirts, blue jeans, baseball hats and beer...Stealer of fine memes...Frequent F-bombs 😬🤣
I do that too, but the problem is that some of them refuse to read it, saying "that article is from a republican website" or "from a conspiracy theorist website"...it's sooooo frustrating.
A patriot who stands for freedom! 27 year military wife. Stand strong Patriots!
Start with research 1 concept. Don't point to where, make them hunt. Either they will or they won't. Make sure you also he done some refresher on that subject. The choice is thiers not ours.
A patriot who stands for freedom! 27 year military wife. Stand strong Patriots!
Think Highschool debate, they will j6mp on the chance to prove you wrong. All along its not about being right its about getting a discussion going.
