What we read
We have now read and checked our understanding of the reading "The Sky's the Limit" (Rogers & Wilkin, p. 41, 2013).
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Our response
Rogers and Wilkin now invite us to respond to the ideas in a critical thinking exercise.
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Rogers and Wilkins' questions
Think about the ideas from "The Sky's the Limit" and write a comment to respond to these questions.
- Why do you think some countries and cities see modern developments as positive and others see them as negative?
- It is probably a good idea to give examples in your comments here.
- Why do you think the construction of large buildings is often closely linked to financial disasters?
- Is it mere correlation, or is it causation?
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Reference
- Rogers, L. & Wilkin, J. (2013). Skillful Reading & Writing: Student's Book 2. London: Macmillan Education
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