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PLEASE DO NOT COPY AN EXISTING ANSWER FROM CHEGG, THEY ARE ALL INCORRECT

In your own 500 words (NO PLAGIARISM)

Reflection Paper for Critical Reading Class (500 words)

How have you changed as a critical thinker? Use terminology nave thinker, selfish critical thinker, fair-minded thinker; Stage 1: Dualism, Stage 2: Multiplicity Stage 3: Contextual Relativism, Stage 4: Committed Relativism (Links to an external site.); Intellectual Standards on image above (address at least 2 intellectual standards). How have you changed as a critical reader?

What, if anything, you will do differently now that you have studied critical reading and critical thinking?

What are your overall thoughts and impressions about the process of critical thinking/reading and how it applies to your academic, personal, and/or career life?

This text goes with the last prompt/question for the reflection paper: [So graduates] with this fair-minded approach, challenge yourself to be more fully engaged to change your state of mind between the unknown and known; between hatred and empathy; between confusion and curiosity; between disarray and synthesis; between self and citizen; between apathy and action; and finally to change your state of mind to act and lead with personal congruence whether you are building something up or bringing the end to an unjust cause.

Dr. Dale's 2018

Reflect on the excerpt from Dr. Dale's 2018 commencement speech above. What connections can you make from this part of the commencement speech to your experiences in critical reading class and how you want to live your life after this class ends?