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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 2 มี.ค. 2010
What are Data Summaries? Concept and an Example
This lesson teaches you the concept of data summaries (central tendency, dispersion, position) and shows an application on a real dataset. It explores mean, variance, standard deviation, shows why and how they are calculated.
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How to Clean Data? A Simple Example
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This lesson in Critical Data Literacy teaches you the basic principles and practices of data cleaning. Why should we clean data? What does that mean? What's the benefit of cleaning data? A simple example is used.
How To Collect Data?
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This lesson describes some of the most common types of data collection: surveys, interviews, experiments, and web scraping. It is the first lesson in the module on data processing. Shows how to make a survey using Google Forms.
Types of Data (Complex)
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This lesson introduces three complex data types: arrays, dictionaries, and data frames. It discusses the difference between complex and complicated systems, and shows through Google Colab how arrays, dictionaries, and data frames behave.
Types of Data (Simple)
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A lesson about different simple data types, such as strings, numbers, and categories. The lesson introduces Python, and teaches you how to start working with Google Colab.
What is Data?
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This lecture explains the concept of 'data', discusses traditional and digital definitions, and explores how data is exchanged, encoded with meaning, and understood. It explains the terms 'signal' and 'noise' and sets the ground for the next lesson.
What is Critical Data Literacy?
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This lesson introduces the course Critical Data Literacy, explains its background, and examines briefly the ideas and concepts underpinning the process of reasoning with data. It connects the idea of data with uncertainty, science, and measurement, and describes the problem of induction.
How To Teach Your Child Critical Thinking
มุมมอง 125ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, I talk about how to teach your child critical thinking in detail. Topics covered include fostering a critical thinking mindset, practical strategies, real-world scenarios, and assessing your child's progress. I am an experienced professor of critical thinking, and a parent, so the lessons I share here are derived from both my professional and personal experience.
How to Think Like a Data Scientist?
มุมมอง 77ปีที่แล้ว
Are you curious about how data scientists think? This video explains the basics of thinking like a data scientist. It talks about how to develop a data scientist mindset, think like a detective, embrace simplicity, make visualizations, communicate data, and build predictive models. Ideal for beginners who wish to know what lies ahead on their journey to become data scientists.
Should You Circumcise Your Baby Boy?
มุมมอง 167ปีที่แล้ว
The video provides a moral analysis of infant male circumcision for cultural reasons (such as religion). It examines a few most popular arguments in favor of circumcision and shows why they don't work.
How to Learn on Your Own
มุมมอง 125ปีที่แล้ว
A lesson about self-learning. I share my experience of learning new things by myself and offer advice to anybody who wishes to learn on their own. I discuss what self-learning is, what are the best tools for it, what are some of the challenges, and share a few tips on how to self-lean well.
Why You Should Not be a Relativist
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A short lesson about why moral and factual relativism is wrong. Defines relativism and offers reasons why it should be rejected. In a nutshell, it is logically inconsistent, makes people intellectually lazy, and forces us to accept immoral cultural practices, such as genital mutilation.
Logical Fallacies Explained
มุมมอง 151ปีที่แล้ว
A lesson about two types of logical fallacies (those with irrelevant and unacceptable premises). Explains around a dozen common fallacies, shows examples and illustrations.
Inference to the Best Explanation - The Basics
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The lesson explains five principal requirements behind the inference to the best explanation. A lot of easy-to-remember details, examples, and guidelines.
What is a Cause?
มุมมอง 65ปีที่แล้ว
This lesson introduces you to causal reasoning. It explains the cause-effect relationship and helps you understand how causes are discovered. It also covers related concepts, such as correlation, and points out to possible mistakes in causal reasoning.
How to Think Like a Detective (and a Scientist)?
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How to Think Like a Detective (and a Scientist)?
Found the background music distracting.
Thanks for the feedback! Yeah, I lowered the music volume in my newest videos, figured it might not be good.
Your material requires high levels of concentration and any interference just makes it harder.
Great video!
Thanks!
Great lecture!
Excellent video. Thank you Sir
Great video thanks. Please make more on critical thinking
Thank you very much, I will make more videos!
The obvious answer is hell no!!
i have a suggestion for you, although this video is informative and interesting but that sudden music in intro is so annoying and loud, your voice is lower than that music, you could try to keep both of them balanced...
Thank you! Yes, I agree. My mic was bad, I got a better one in the meantime. I appreciate your feedback!
Check a blog version of this video at: selflearnguru.com/2023/04/27/how-to-teach-your-child-critical-thinking/
Excellent. I have learned a great deal about myself from watching this video. I now intend to watch all your other videos. Many Thanks.
Thanks, Mike!
It's always good to get clarity on the original claim. "I fly to work." "You just flap your wings and fly to work?" (after much confusion) "My company thinks I'm very important and provides me with a helicopter. I fly to work."
Thanks, Tim! Yes, clarity is super important!
I am truly glad that I discovered this channel! It is a hidden gem. It covers my interests exactly in a manner that I'd rare on TH-cam. The content creator not only knows the subject he is also a professional who knows how to lecture. Too often I have had to repeatedly watch a video because the host has presented me with a disorganized mess, padded with fluff because he is afraid his viewer will lose interest and switch channels. In truth. Its the lame humour and digressions and again not having a lesson plan that causes us to tune out, turn off and drop a video, not boredom. So I am glad to join this little channel and become a part of the small community following it!
Thanks, Tracy! I appreciate your kind words! Feel free to share any of the content with others!
Thanks for your lesson. Can you provide references please.
Sure. Most of these things can be found in Robert Martin, Scientific Thinking. Broadview Press, 1997. See here: broadviewpress.com/product/scientific-thinking/#tab-description