Challenging Beliefs: A Guide to Intellectual Humility

This four-page student activity develops intellectual humility through claim analysis, counter-argument research, steelmanning, metacognitive reflection, and perspective-taking.

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This four-page student activity develops intellectual humility through claim analysis, counter-argument research, steelmanning, metacognitive reflection, and perspective-taking. Students document their reasoning, examine opposing evidence, and construct a strong case for a contrasting viewpoint.

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Students will identify and explain strong counter-arguments to their own beliefs.
Students will evaluate evidence and reasoning from opposing perspectives.
Students will recognize biases and emotional attachments influencing their views.
Students will articulate a logical and well-supported opposing argument.

Challenging Beliefs: A Guide to Intellectual Humility

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