Published in 2/2020 - Rules

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Critical Thinking Wanted

Matti Jänkälä, Svenja Lindner, Heljä Nieminen, Hilda Uusitalo

Illustration: Heljä Nieminen

How do the current, packed everyday life of students and education that focusses on work life skills fit together with the aim to educate critical thinkers? ask Matti Jänkälä, Svenja Lindner, Heljä Nieminen and Hilda Uusitalo, all students of architecture at Aalto University.

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