Spread the loveWilliam Perry, an influential educational psychologist, contributed significantly to our understanding of college students’ intellectual and ethical development. With a focus on the critical thinking process, Perry’s ideas have shaped modern education practices and continue to be relevant today. This article delves into William Perry’s background and theories, offering educators guidance on how to incorporate his work into their teaching practices. The Life and Work of William Perry Born in 1913, William G. Perry Jr. received his Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry from Hobart College and later obtained his Ph.D. in psychology from Harvard University. Throughout his […]