Quote by Deborah Kenny

“Don’t pay as much attention to people’s conclusions as to the reasoning that led them to their conclusions.”

— Ray Dalio

“Question the answers, I repeated every class. Reevaluate your conclusions when the evidence changes.”

— Craig M. Mullaney

“And when grades come up in my coaching conversations (and they always do), I find myself asking teachers what forms of student evidence will…

— Diane R Sweeney

“Ultimately we must all come to our own conclusions in our own way.”

— D.K. King

“You think an essay should have a hypothesis, a conclusion, should argue points. You really do bore me.”

— Carole Maso

“The problem of teaching, therefore, is getting not the facts but the context from my brain to yours.”

— Jose A. Bowen

“..it lay in the true function of the university to promote that interplay of view, that discussion and dispute, that cumulative narrowing down of…

— Malcolm Bradbury

“Let people come to their own conclusions, even if it means watching them make mistakes. That way they may grow and you won’t be…

— Gloria D. Gonsalves

“What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence.”

— Christopher Hitchens

“(I)n order to refute a conclusion, you have to put forth the best possible argument for it. (p. 158)”

— Rebecca Goldstein

“Refusing to look at the evidence, this is also popular.”

— Barbara Kingsolver

“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”

— Christopher Hitchens