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We just released a free new logic puzzle game! Nobody has tried it yet (besides @gigor and me), so I would really appreciate some feedback. The game is to make diagrams that show the correct relationships between the categories.

⭐ New Release on Critikid! ⭐ I’ve just launched "Critical Thinking for Schools," a subscription option built for school teachers. One teacher subscription can be used with an unlimited number of students, so you can give your whole class access to the courses.

Critikid has courses about emotional intelligence (ages 5-8), logical fallacies (8-12), data analysis (12+), and formal logic (13+). Give your child the gift of critical thinking. Many adults have learned from these courses, too! End Monday, December 2

William Miller was a 19th-century American preacher and the founder of the Millerite movement. He became famous for predicting that the Second Coming of Christ would occur on October 22, 1844. This prediction attracted thousands of followers who anticipated the end of the world. Miller and his followers faced widespread ridicule and mockery. Many people who are ridiculed for their ideas compare themselves to Galileo, thinking rejection is a sign they’re ahead of their time. Nobody wants to compare themselves to William Miller. Facing ridicule doesn’t necessarily mean you’re right.

Want to introduce your teen to critical thinking topics like data analysis, symbolic logic, and logical fallacies? Repost this for a chance to win Critikid's Teen Bundle (a $40 value!) On September 7th, I'll pick a winner at random. If you don't have a teen yourself, you can send your prize as a gift. This bundle includes: 1. A Statistical Odyssey: An interactive space adventure that teaches common errors in data analysis. 2. Symbolic Logic for Teens: 14 video lessons and activities showing teens how to make sense of complicated arguments. 3. Symbolic Logic Worksheets: A 20-page worksheet pack covering the foundations of symbolic logic. 4. High School Worksheets & Lesson Plans: 37 pages of lesson plans and worksheets covering the appeal to nature fallacy, correlation versus causation, the placebo effect, and weasel words. 5. Statistical Shenanigans Worksheets & Lesson Plans: 22 pages of worksheets and lesson plans about absolute vs. relative change, randomness, cherry picking, and regression to the mean.

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Here are some things to keep in mind if you want to do your own research. Thanks to @jonathanstea for finding this article.