Greetings to Critical Thinkers Everywhere! 🌟🎉

🎉🌟 EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT! 🌟🎉

Barb Oakley & Terry Sejnowski, the instructors of Learning How to Learn, are thrilled to unveil our groundbreaking new Coursera specialization:

“ Critical Thinking: A Brain-Based Guide for the ChatGPT Era“

In today’s rapidly evolving world, where information flows freely and artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly prevalent, the ability to think critically has never been more important. This specialization isn’t just another set of courses on logic – it’s a comprehensive journey that will transform how you approach problems, make decisions, and navigate complex ideas in our modern era.

🧠 Four Thought-Provoking MOOCs:

•  Critical Thinking for Better Decisions in the ChatGPT Era

•  Think Critically: Deductive Reasoning and Mental Models

•  Critical Thinking & Logic: Real-World Skills

•  Rethinking Logic: Surprising Science of Critical Thinking

What makes this specialization unique? It combines insights from neuroscience with practical critical thinking skills, preparing you to face the challenges of our complex world with confidence and clarity.

🚀 What You’ll Learn:

• Enhance your decision-making abilities in an era of information overload

• Master deductive reasoning and develop robust mental models

• Apply critical thinking skills to real-world scenarios

• Explore the surprising science behind logical thinking

🎓 Who Should Take This?

This specialization is designed for a wide audience. Whether you’re a student looking to sharpen your analytical skills, a professional aiming to make better decisions, or simply someone curious about improving your thinking processes, these courses offer valuable insights and practical tools.

Don’t just prepare for the future – equip yourself to think critically about it. Enroll now and develop the cognitive skills that are increasingly vital in our complex world!

Join us on this fascinating journey to enhance your critical thinking abilities. The future belongs to those who can think clearly and critically – and that can be you!

Enthusiastically yours,

Barb Oakley, Terry Sejnowski, and our newest team member, philosophy professor Adam Trybus!

P.S. In an age of rapid change and information abundance, the ability to think critically is your most valuable asset. Don’t miss this opportunity to cultivate this essential skill!