Philosophy 211: Critical Thinking
Brian Barnes
Digital Assignment Description
Student must use overt aspects of the Paul-Elder Critical Thinking Framework as central to an original critical thinking investigation of the paranormal. Students will assess claims of the paranormal by direct reference to logical fallacies, bullshit, bias, poor reasoning, and lack of evidence. Students must demonstrate at least two critical thinking approaches to their investigation, and each group member must appear in the film participating in the investigation experience.
Group # | Students | Project Title |
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1 | Ryan Russell Kaleb Faulkner Jaden Peacock |
Hell's Gate: Investigation of Bobby Mackey's Music World |
2 | Jennifer Hasch | Critically Thinking About Paranormal Activity...Or The Lack Thereof |
3 | Kayla Johnson Megan Kozlowski |
Waverly Hills: Paranormal Playground Or Not? |
4 | Matt Kelley Sean Farris Lanie Merkle |
A Walk In The Dark |
5 | Joshua Stark Brian Hampton |
Waverly Hills: Critical Investigation |
6 | Chanise Shepherd Tiffany Torian |
Lady G. On The Scene |
7 | Kasey Kays Ariel Kelley Stephanie Marino |
Let's Play |
8 | Airadjna King Eric Voet Matt Ireland |
Ghost Hunt: The Aftermath |
9 | Samuel Zaccone Octavia Philliphs |
Spirits Of Sleepy Hollow |
10 | James Ray Justin Collins Anthony Fontenot |
Ghost Cats In Bardstown? |
11 | Taylor Horsey Cory Hay |
Little Timmy |
12 | Aaron Flannery Jane Hoerter Claire Taxes |
Colgate Ghost Project |
13 | Gina Shelton Kayla Adkins |
Children Of Waverly |
14 | Derek Wunderlich Stephanie Goldbach James Edwards |
Nothing Scary |
15 | Sarah Spiller Elizabeth Rolf |
Do You Believe? |
16 | Megan Russman Amber Campbell Sarah Allen |
We Filmed Room 502 At Waverly Hills |