A deep, multi-session critical thinking course

In a world filled with digital distractions and superficial learning, there’s one program quietly doing the deep work of preparing students to think critically, reason ethically, and connect meaningfully with the world around them.

Tucked deep inside the MathMedia library, Reading and Thinking Level 3 is not just a reading comprehension tool—it’s a cross-disciplinary powerhouse. This program invites students to explore real-world topics through reading, logic, ethics, and context… and it might just be the most relevant program we’ve ever created.

What Is It?

“Reading and Thinking Level 3” is a critical thinking program disguised as a reading series. It’s designed to be accessible to middle school, high school, and adult learners who want more than just reading practice. With 15 core lessons and multiple submenus, the program encourages learners to:

• Identify logical fallacies

• Evaluate ethical decisions

• Understand historical context

• Learn from scientific and economic pioneers

• Analyze vital speeches and documents

• Make thoughtful decisions based on real-world scenarios

Why It Matters

In a time when critical thinking and civic literacy are more important than ever, “Reading and Thinking Level 3” bridges the gap between comprehension and application. It teaches students to read not just for content, but for meaning, perspective, and impact.

Take a Look Inside

Menu A: Critical Thinking Foundations

• Fallacies

• Communication

• Hypotheses & Conclusions

• Alternatives

• Say what?

Menu B: Reasoning and Values

• Generalizations

• Criteria

• Accuracy

• Making Decisions

• Values

Menu C: Contextual Literacy

• Important Documents

• Thinkers and Visionaries

• Famous Authors

• Historical Events

• Vital Speeches

Each menu is interactive and supported by vibrant submenus and sample-based thinking questions.

Submenus that Deepen the Experience

Thinkers and Visionaries

Explore figures like Socrates, Da Vinci, Newton, Einstein, MLK, and Steve Jobs. Students reflect on timelines, legacies, and how great minds shaped history.

Real-World Applications:

• Science Meets Literacy: Learn Copernican theory and apply it to true/false and reasoning questions.

• Economics in Context: Engage with the ideas of Milton Friedman and discuss freedom, markets, and history.

• Constitutional Comprehension: Navigate and question the U.S. Constitution in detail.

Learn about Historical Events

Contextual learning around:

World Wars

The Industrial Revolution

Famous Speeches

Historical Quotes and more—timelines meet reading comprehension.

Who is this For?

• Advanced middle schoolers

• High school students

• Homeschool learners

• Adult education and GED prep

• ESL learners ready for real content

• Teachers who want to spark curiosity

Ready to Learn More?

Let your students read deeply, think critically, and explore freely.

Visit: www.mathmedia.com

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