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MOOC: Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving (Part Quinque)

That’s ‘five’ in Latin. I tried to do it in Japanese, but the character wouldn’t show up in my heading when I tried to copy it over. It looks like this (五) and is apparently pronounced like ‘go,’ but maybe further back in your throat than the English pronunciation of ‘go.’ Anywho. So, I madeContinue reading “MOOC: Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving (Part Quinque)”

MOOC: Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving (Part Arba’a)

First off, Happy Star Wars Day!!!! May the fourth be with you! I used to have a headband with Leia buns; alas, no longer. Next, in case you haven’t noticed, I’ve been switching up the languages I’m counting in for these. So far, we’ve had ‘deux’ (French), ‘tres’ (Spanish), and now, ‘arba’a’ (Arabic). Not sureContinue reading “MOOC: Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving (Part Arba’a)”