Description
Suitable for students, parents and teachers (and everyone who likes to think), this book explores the art of critical thinking and the logic of solving problems. From choosing the cheapest cherries in a supermarket, to scrutinising political debates, it discusses how to take the most logical approach at different times.This book prepare applicants for the Oxbridge application.

Key Features
Author(s) Minesh Tanna
Publisher oxbridge applications
Date of Publication 09/07/2011
Language(s) English
Format Paperback
ISBN-10 0955079748
ISBN-13 9780955079740
Genre Adult & Further Education

Publication Data
Place of Publication London
Country of Publication United Kingdom
Imprint oxbridge applications
Content Note Illustrations

Dimensions
Width 173 mm
Height 244 mm
Spine 17 mm
Pagination 250

Description
Author Biography Minesh Tanna read Law with Law Studies in Europe at Worcester College, Oxford where he graduated with first class honours. He is now a Trainee Solicitor with international law firm Herbert Smith. Minesh has mentored students in the critical thinking skills required for Law university applications and the Thinking Skills Assessment (TSA) at Oxford and Cambridge. He has led seminars and written numerous exercises, designed to support students in their preparation for tests and interviews. The aim of this book is to make the Thinking Skills Assessment (TSA) more accessible to applicants. Whilst no specific knowledge is required for the test, understanding and practising the types of questions that arise, honing critical thinking skills and working through mock question papers, ensures applicants tackle the test to the best of their ability. In writing this book, Minesh was supported by a team of Oxford and Cambridge graduates with backgrounds in English, History, Law, Mathematics, Modern Languages, Natural Sciences, Philosophy and Physics