History used to be a boundary. It limited our fantasies, reminded us that the world came before us, and that time carried a weight we could not negotiate. It offered continuity, an imperfect but reliable thread linking people, cultures,…
Before information became infinite, knowledge had shape and boundaries. It lived in shelves, archives, and the minds of teachers. The effort of discovery defined its worth. Finding an answer meant turning pages, not refreshing screens. The process gave knowledge a…
We often hear about the importance of critical thinking, the ability to analyze evidence, question assumptions, explore perspectives, and foresee implications. Charts and frameworks, like the one that lays out the “cycle of critical thinking,” make it seem so…