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Gough, Jim – College Quarterly, 2011
In this paper I introduce the background situation that triggered the need for a particular project offered in a senior undergraduate course in health care ethics. Background information is provided to support the rationale of the project in the course. Then, the argument that opens the challenge to the students is outlined, followed by a…
Descriptors: Nursing Students, Nursing Education, Persuasive Discourse, Ethics
Gough, Jim – College Quarterly, 2009
The experience of teaching informal logic (sometimes called practical logic) at the introductory level over the last fifteen years has allowed the author the opportunity to identify some interesting problems. These problems have been encountered by students attempting to understand some of the ideas presented in the informal logic course and by…
Descriptors: Speech Communication, Logical Thinking, Credibility, Liberal Arts
Gough, Jim – College Quarterly, 2008
With the rapid increase in information freely and easily accessible on the web to those who have access to a computer and the internet, there seems to be a corresponding decrease in critical evaluation of the sources of this information. All sources are taken to be sources of information and seem to be uncritically considered to contain reliable,…
Descriptors: Research Papers (Students), Democracy, Criticism, Internet
Gough, Jim – College Quarterly, 2005
This paper presents a description of a set of classroom discussions with students in an introductory college ethics course, with typical responses from the instructor to the students, as well as post discussion observations by the writer/instructor. It is intended as an open-ended paper, one which introduces the reader to discussions and invites…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Ethics, Introductory Courses, Evaluation

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