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 Volume 2 more Apr-Jun 2002 March 17-He Is Risen 16-50 years ago 15-St. Patrick 14-A Song of Drake's Men 13-Cleopatra's Needle February 12-Ankle Sprains 11-Ski Jumping 10-The Original Tom Thumb 9-Happy Birthday Mom January 8-Lustron Homes 7-Thinking About Motion Pictures 6-BNSF Rail Yard 5-Petrified Forest 4-Wake Up Jacob 3-Free Throw Specialist 2-House Numbers for Bees 1-Sloppy Joe's Bar Volume 1 December 2001 Fascinatum Main |
Vol. 2 - January - No. 7
Thinking about motion picturesan exercise in critical thinking  Why do you go to see motion pictures? What kinds of pictures interest you? What kinds do you like? What kinds do you especially dislike? Do you think that motion pictures show life as it really is? Are any of your ideas about how you act or dress influenced by movies you have seen?the exercise: You may need a piece of paper and a writing tool for this part. Make a list of questions that you would ask a person who tells you that he/she has just seen an interesting motion picture. Then, create a list of questions which you think, when answered, will provide all the information that will help a person decide whether or not to go see a given movie. Using your list of questions, write a set of suggestions to be followed in telling someone about a motion picture. When you have finished, compare your list with the suggestions given here. | |
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An Introduction to Critical Thinking |
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