Critical Thinking [Oxford University Oxplore & TSA Section 2 Prompts]

Jil S

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This series ended on August 2, 2024. All 1:1 and group chats related to this series are disabled 7 days after the last session.

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Each session, we will go through one topic. Examples:
- Would a world in which no one ever experienced disappointment be better or worse than the world as it is? [Oxford University Thinking Skills Assessment Section 2 (Philosophy, Politics & Economics)]
- Should everyone be paid the same? [oxplore.org, a free educational website created by the University of Oxford designed to allow anyone to engage with complex ideas across a wide range of subjects]
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Why join?
- If you are applying to a UK university, there you go! The most important thing UK universities look for in their interviews, arguably may be critical thinking. 
- Even if you are applying to an internship, another university or heading straight to the workplace, critical thinking unleashes a lot and it is a necessary and highly valued skill. 

Tutor Qualifications

Past classes taken:

- [St Johns College, Oxford University] Inspire Scholar

- [St Johns College, Oxford University] Inspire Critical Thinker

Why I am hosting this:

I have learnt how important critical thinking is to get into top universities. I want others to gain the valuable skill of critical thinking, as everyone has great opinions and it is valued. I will also help you on a case-by-case scenario.

✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

This is an extremely short course, and I recommend you make the most out of it. It will benefit you!

However, if you can't attend and want discussion points, then please DM me.

Dates

July 29 - August 2

Learners

19 / 40

Total Sessions

About the Tutor

I am Jil. I am a secondary school student in the UK. I am a grade A* student in Mathematics, English, Philosophy, Sanskrit, Spanish, History, Sciences, Computer Science and economics and I would like to be an investment banker.

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