- Details
- Category: Discipline
- Brooke Noel Moore, Richard Parker (2009). Critical Thinking. New York: McGraw-Hill. Mark Storey (2013). Critical Thinking. GNU Free Documentation License. Michael Bruce, Steven Barbone (eds.) (2011). Just the arguments: 100 of the most important arguments in Western. Malden: Blackwell. Tracy Bowell, Gary Kemp (2002). Critical Thinking. London, New York: Routledge. Warburton, Nigel (2007). Thinking From A To Z. London: Routledge
- Multimedia Product Development
- 2011
- 12785
- Critical Thinking
- ISLA Gaia2011-12785
- 1
- 3
- 0
- 27
- Não
- Português
- The Critical Thinking course unit employs innovative methodologies that promote active and collaborative learning. Problem-Based Learning (PBL) places students at the center of the process, challenging them to solve practical cases with critical thinking. Case studies and simulations allow students to apply theory to real-world scenarios, while digital tools facilitate collaboration and instant feedback. Gamification makes the process engaging, with games that stimulate critical analysis. Continuous assessment is based on reflections, encouraging self-criticism and the ongoing development of critical thinking skills.
- Mandatory
- This subject aims to promote, among students, the acquisition of fundamental concepts relating to critical thinking (truth, validity, knowledge, reason, argument), and the ability to analyze, evaluate andreconstruct arguments, recognizing the underlying structures of thought and identifying the possible fallacies. Develop attitudes of an active and intervening observer, consider new ideas and concepts, reflect in a more structured, comprehensive and in-depth way. Communicate authentically and consistently, which includes learning to clearly express your point of view and listen carefully to different points of view, striving to achieve a deep understanding of the concepts communicated.
- 1. Introduction to Critical Thinking: truth, validity, knowledge, reason, argument. 2. Concept and construction of Logic 3. Deductive arguments 4. Inductive arguments 5. Arguments from analogy 6. Causal arguments 7. Fallacies 8. Rhetorical devices 9. Norms and obstacles to critical thinking
Teste de avaliac¿a¿o - 40%
Trabalho final - 40%
Assiduidade. participac¿a¿o - 20%- Semestral
- The Critical Thinking course unit aims to develop the ability for rigorous analysis and in-depth reflection on complex problems and issues, fostering an attitude of questioning and openness to well-founded argumentation. This unit seeks to provide students with both theoretical and practical tools to identify fallacies, avoid cognitive biases, and evaluate information impartially, promoting more informed and rational decision-making. The inclusion of Critical Thinking in the study programme is fundamental for shaping citizens and professionals capable of navigating a constantly changing world, where the quantity and diversity of information demand a keen and discerning eye.
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- Category: Discipline
- Artificial Intelligence
- 7159
- 7023
- Applied Statistics
- ISLA Gaia7159-7023
- 2
- 6
- 0
- 27
- Não
- Português
- Semestral
- Details
- Category: Discipline
- Digital Communication
- 6808
- 16079
- Digital Communication Project
- ISLA Gaia6808-16079
- 3
- 8
- 0
- 27
- Não
- Português
- Semestral
- Details
- Category: Discipline
- Tourism Management
- 6333
- 5244
- Quality Management
- ISLA Gaia6333-5244
- 2
- 5
- 0
- 27
- Não
- Português
- Semestral
- Details
- Category: Discipline
- MACHADO, A . M. ( org. dir. ), Dicionário de literatura portuguesa. Lisboa: Presença, 2006 FIGUEIREDO, O., Didáctica do Português Língua Materna - dos Programas de Ensino às Teorias, das Teorias às Práticas. Porto, Edições ASA, 2005 VASCO MOREIRA , HILÁRIO PIMENTA ; REVISÃO: MARIA ALDINA MARQUES, Gramática de Português - 3.º Ciclo do Ensino Básico e Ensino Secundário, Porto Editora, 2015
- Multimedia Product Development
- 2011
- 11124
- Oral and Written Expression Techniques
- ISLA Gaia2011-11124
- 1
- 6
- 0
- 27
- Não
- Português
- Theoretical classes Practical classes with individual, pair and group work Frequent use of the learning platform Moodle to study contents given in class, do and submit exercises and work related to class. Continuous evaluation through informal observation of students Summative evaluation through evaluation tests.
- Mandatory
- Identify the differences between native language and general language Use the language as a social activity Understand what communicative competence is Understand and use principles that rule verbal communication Understand the difference between saying and implying Use proper language according to the context Identify specific details of oral language Be able to properly speak in public Prepare an adequate oral presentation Identify and understand the different parts of a sentence Dealing with problems regarding punctuation, accentuation, spelling and text processing Be able to write an adequate text according to context Understand the process regarding written communication Differentiate academic text from non-academic text Differentiate literary text from non-literary text Identify the main features of a paper Be able to write an adequate report
- 1. Language and communication Native language and general language Using language as a social activity Verbal language as a form of action Communicative competence Principles that rule verbal communication Saying and implying Using language according to the context 2. Oral communication Specific details of oral language Processes of oral communication Oral presentation -features Speaking in public Preparing an adequate oral presentation 3. Written communication Written production: features Sentence structure Sentence and paragraph Dealing with problems regarding punctuation, accentuation, spelling and text processing 4. Written communication processes Literary text and non-literary text Scientific article: features How to summarize a text Writing a report
Descrição Data limite Ponderação Apresentação Oral A definir 45% Teste escrito A definir 45% Atitudes A definir 10% - Semestral
- Develop comprehension, oral and writing skills Apply linguistic knowledge previously acquired Continue de study of the Portuguese language in order to improve it and adapt it to students personal and professional needs Interpret different types of texts Develop planning and preparation skills of different types of texts Produce oral and writing contents adequate to different contexts Acquire technics and methods in order to research, record and treat data
