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Emotions and Biases
Myth: emotions are the opposite of reason. This is a popular belief, but nowadays most people acknowledge that emotions are an inescapable part of being human and often a reliable guide to what is right and true, helping us form our values and discover our passions.
Here are a few examples of times when emotions lead to critical thinking:
The anger Bryce feels over the injustice of a decrease in community funding for programs to help the homeless prompts Bryce to research this issue and get involved.
The excitement Ta’kiya feels about a future career as a nurse gives her the motivation to learn about how she can go back to school and get registered.
Krista has a gut feeling that there’s something wrong with her relationship with her fiancé. She analyzes this feeling and realizes that the differences between her fiancé’s temperament and values and her own are too much, and she decides to call off the wedding.
Emotions can (and probably should) play a role in big life decisions like getting married, quitting a job, or getting a tattoo, but critical thinking should also be a component.
So when do emotions become barriers to critical thinking? Strong emotions like stress, anger, depression, or passion can cloud our thinking and lead us to say, do, or believe things we otherwise wouldn’t. We are more likely to act rashly, misjudge the situation, rationalize illogical actions, and fail to see options when we’re under emotional duress. The key is to recognize when you are in such a state and to avoid making decisions at these times.
Emotions can also affect how we respond to arguments.
Travis is at his cousin’s wedding, and while he’s waiting in line at the buffet, another guest named Nathaniel suddenly starts a conversation with him. Somehow the topic of affirmative action comes up, and Nathaniel voices his opinions forcefully. This is a subject that Travis feels passionately about, and he finds that he disagrees strongly with Nathaniel. Whenever Travis tries to bring up a counter-point, Nathaniel interrupts him to call him “naïve” and his viewpoints “ignorant.” Nathaniel is quick to rattle off statistics that support his point, while Travis cannot always think of a counter-point on the spot. The conversation ends with Nathaniel picking up his plate of shrimp scampi with smug assurance of his complete correctness on the subject, while Travis feels that he looked foolish.
Even though Travis knows he’ll never see Nathaniel again, he finds himself continually irritated whenever his thoughts drift back to that conversation. Driving home later that night, he finds himself coming up with things he could have and should have said to Nathaniel but didn’t. Afterward, whenever Travis reads or watches anything that has to do with affirmative action, he gets angrier than usual thinking about it, and he starts subconsciously attributing the rude behaviors he associates with Nathaniel to anyone else who opposes his viewpoint.
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Published classroom materials form the basis of syllabuses, drive teacher professional development, and have a potentially huge influence on learners, teachers and education systems. All teachers also create their own materials, whether a few sentences on a blackboard, a highly-structured fully-realised online course, or anything in between. Despite this, the knowledge and skills needed to create effective language learning materials are rarely part of teacher training, and are mostly learnt by trial and error.
Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
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Confirmation bias
1. Confirmation Bias
1/4/2014
Confirmation bias is the tendency for individuals to support the data that confirms their
assumptions regardless of the data being correct or not. Everybody has their own biases, and
they will try their best to confirm those biases even when people disapprove them of those
biases. For example, my friend who is currently studying in the United States claims that there
have been many cases of shoot-outs among gangs lately, and he believes that the best way to
stop these cases is to maximize gun control. I told him that gun control really isn’t the problem,
but the people who own guns. Surely, people like these who are experiencing issues in their
lives will not hesitate to break the law to own a gun. My friend denies my argument and says
that it’s because of guns, people have turned into the ‘monsters’ they are today. He was
persistent in putting his belief through this argument, and so I let him. There is no right or
wrong in this argument, and both of us had our own beliefs. From this experience, I can
conclude that there is definitely confirmation bias, where my friend supports his belief of gun
control being the solution to shoot-out cases.
