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By Tyler Stokes / February 12, 2023

How to Teach Critical Thinking: Lesson Plans for Teachers

Knowing how to teach critical thinking is not always clear. These critical thinking lesson plans will help teachers build the critical thinking skills that their students need to become better engaged and informed global citizens.

The plans were developed in collaboration with psychology and brain researchers at Indiana University and with teachers across the country. All of our lesson plans are free to download, use and share. Primarily for middle schools, the topics range from cognitive biases to common logical fallacies, to subject-specific lessons in math, sciences, and social studies. 

We invite you to check out our library of lessons, to share any thoughts and feedback that you might have.

Confirmation Bias and Climate Change

Confirmation Bias and Climate Change

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Cognitive Biases and the Missouri Compromise

Cognitive Biases and the Missouri Compromise

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Exploring the Overconfidence Bias Through the American Revolution

Exploring the Overconfidence Bias Through the American Revolution

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Uncovering Cognitive Biases: Exploring the Impact on New World Explorers

Uncovering Cognitive Biases: Exploring the Impact on New World Explorers

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Uncovering Confirmation Bias: Exploring the Bill of Rights

Uncovering Confirmation Bias: Exploring the Bill of Rights

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Teaching About Control Groups

Teaching About Control Groups

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Teaching About the Confirmation Bias

Teaching About the Confirmation Bias

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Teaching About the Cognitive Bias Called Overgeneralization

Teaching About the Cognitive Bias Called Overgeneralization

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Using Unit Rates and Math to teach Critical Thinking

Using Unit Rates and Math to teach Critical Thinking

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Critical Thinking and Statistics

Critical Thinking and Statistics

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Teaching Critical Thinking Skills

Teaching Critical Thinking Skills

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Social Media and the Confirmation Bias

Social Media and the Confirmation Bias

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Experimenter Bias in Science

Experimenter Bias in Science

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Critical Thinking About Science News

Critical Thinking About Science News

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Common Logical Fallacies in Science (Grades 6-8)

Common Logical Fallacies in Science (Grades 6-8)

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Common Logical Fallacies in Math (Grades 6-8)

Common Logical Fallacies in Math (Grades 6-8)

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Using Questions to Foster Critical Thinking in Science (Grades 6-8)

Using Questions to Foster Critical Thinking in Science (Grades 6-8)

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Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Social Studies (Grade 6)

Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Social Studies (Grade 6)

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Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Math (Grade 6)

Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Math (Grade 6)

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Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Math (Grade 5)

Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Math (Grade 5)

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Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Social Studies (Grade 4)

Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Social Studies (Grade 4)

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Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Math (Grade 4)

Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Math (Grade 4)

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Confirmation Bias and Climate Change

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Cognitive Biases and the Missouri Compromise

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Exploring the Overconfidence Bias Through the American Revolution

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Uncovering Cognitive Biases: Exploring the Impact on New World Explorers

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Uncovering Confirmation Bias: Exploring the Bill of Rights

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Teaching About Control Groups

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Teaching About the Confirmation Bias

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Teaching About the Cognitive Bias Called Overgeneralization

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Using Unit Rates and Math to teach Critical Thinking

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Critical Thinking and Statistics

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Teaching Critical Thinking Skills

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Social Media and the Confirmation Bias

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Experimenter Bias in Science

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Critical Thinking About Science News

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Common Logical Fallacies in Science (Grades 6-8)

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Common Logical Fallacies in Math (Grades 6-8)

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Using Questions to Foster Critical Thinking in Science (Grades 6-8)

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Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Social Studies (Grade 6)

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Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Math (Grade 6)

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Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Math (Grade 5)

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Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Social Studies (Grade 4)

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Teaching About Common Biases & Fallacies Using Math (Grade 4)

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