Academics – The Emergent Self

The Intricacies of Common Knowledge and Academic Citations

In the vast expanse of information and knowledge, understanding the distinction between common knowledge and information that requires citation is crucial for students, researchers, and academics alike. This article aims to demystify these concepts, offer examples, and underscore the importance of appropriate citation practices, particularly using the American Psychological Association (APA) in-text citations and references. […]

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Critical Thinking: It’s Importance in Academia and the Workplace

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Critical thinking is a vital skill that involves clear and rational thinking and comprehending the logical relationships between concepts. It entails actively questioning, analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating knowledge obtained through observation, experience, reflection, or communication. Critical thinking is essential for making decisions, addressing problems on an individual level, and participating in thoughtful and analytical conversations.

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