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How we think

John Dewey

1910 ★ 5.0

The complete problem solver

Hayes, John R.

1989

Models of Thought

Herbert Alexander Simon

1979

Rediscovering Dewey

Steven Simpson

2011

Computerdenken

Roger Penrose

1989 ★ 3.7

The evolution of the soul

Richard Swinburne

1987

Teaching students to think critically

Chet Meyers

1986

A Field Guide to Using Visual Tools

David Hyerle

2000

The society of mind

Marvin Minsky

1986 ★ 3.8

Thinking course

Edward de Bono

1982

Education and learning to think

Lauren B. Resnick

1987

Modes of thought

Alfred North Whitehead

1938

Breaking the habit of being yourself

Joe Dispenza

2012 ★ 3.9

Il pendolo di Foucault

Umberto Eco

1989 ★ 3.9

Smart thinking for crazy times

Ian I. Mitroff

1997

Artificial inteligence and natural man

Margaret A. Boden

1977

Developing critical thinking and problem-solving abilities

James E. Stice

1987

The ideal problem solver

John Bransford

1984

Enhancing thinking through cooperative learning

Neil Davidson

1992

Health and optimism

Peterson, Christopher

1991

Improving student thinking

Barry K. Beyer

1997

The use of lateral thinking

Edward de Bono

1967

Being logical

Dennis Q. McInerny

2004

Metaphor and thought

Andrew Ortony

1979

Using science to develop thinking skills at Key Stage 1

Max De Bóo

2004

Cognitive strategies for special education

A. F. Ashman

1989

Cognitive coaching

Jane Ellison, Carolee Hayes

2003

Dialectical thinking and adult development

Michael Basseches

1984

Use both sides of your brain

Tony Buzan

1976

Perspectives on thinking, learning, and cognitive styles

Li-fang Zhang

2001

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