Psychologist, Author, Skeptic
I was recently interviewed on the show 502 Conversations. It was a lot of fun! If you missed it, you can watch it here: Produced by Dedham TV, 502 Conversations … Continue Reading 502 Conversations: A Hidden Gem for Critical Thinkers
Help kids learn critical thinking skills with fun activities that test whether Friday the 13th is unlucky (or just another day).
I join Kenny Biddle on the Skeptical Help Bar to discuss how to teach critical thinking to kids.
Ronald Crouch Author, Psychologist I recently published an article in Skeptical Inquirer magazine. Never heard of it? It is definitely worth a look. * I saw my first issue of … Continue Reading Skeptical Inquirer: A Magazine Everyone Should Read
A new children’s book introduces children to Charles Darwin and his discoveries with a sense of wonder and a love for science.
We are now about to be ruled by a coalition of conspiracy theorists. Critical thinking is an act of resistance.
Why did a grilled cheese sandwich sell for $28,000 on Ebay? The answer comes down to a strange bias with a strange name: pareidolia.
You have a memory of a friend you haven’t seen in a long time. Just then you notice that her favorite song is playing on the radio. You remind yourself … Continue Reading Pseudoscience Experiment: Testing Synchronicity
Tim and the Giant Teapot introduces very young readers to skepticism and critical thinking with a fun story.
Teach your little skeptic how to debunk psychic predictions for the New Year!
Do you ever watch ghost hunting shows? If you do, then you know that they follow a few simple tropes. The ghost hunters walk around a spooky location. At night. … Continue Reading Ghost Hunting Bingo
I believe that children’s books make the world a better place. They help parents and children begin deep conversations. They encourage us grownups to rediscover our sense of curiosity and … Continue Reading Don’t be Mean to Thirteen: A Book Review
Think Like A Detective is a fun new book that teaches young children critical thinking skills.
I thought cancel culture was a real thing, until my comedian wife encouraged me to use a little critical thinking.
“Manifesting” is all the rage these days. Help your little critical thinker test it with this fun experiment.
Teach your kid about the Barnum effect with a fun activity!