Critical Thinking

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Critical Thinking

It is a cognitive process and skill where a person analyze, evaluate and understand information to make well informed decisions

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Cognitive process

It is a mental process that humans use to think, read, learn, remember and turn this information into knowledge

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Key components of critical thinking

  • Analysis

  • Evalution

  • Inference

  • Problem solving

  • Creative thinking

  • Communication

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Importance of critical thinking

  • Informed decision-making

  • Problem solving

  • Improved judgment

  • Analytical skills

  • Creativity and innovation

  • Effective communication

  • Personal Growth

  • Academic success

  • Workplace relevance

  • Global perspective

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The process of critical thinking

  • Inform and describe

  • Discover and explore

  • Negotiate and co-operate

  • Test and revise

  • Integrate and Apply

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How to improve critical thinking?

  • Seek out ideas: read books, experiment, brainstorm

  • Take action

  • be open minded and flexible

  • Ask questions

  • be curious and observant

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Problem solving

Problem solving is a mental process that involves discovering, analyzing and solving problems to overcome obstacles and find a solution that best resolves the issue

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Process of problem solving

  • Define the problem

  • Develop a plan

  • Implement Plan

  • Evaluate

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Critical Thinking

Critical writing involves analyzing, evaluating, and interpreting information, ideas, or arguments in a thoughtful and systematic manner.

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Why critical writing?

  • Assess Information

  • Develop a position

  • Engage with multiple perspectives

  • Demonstrate logical reasoning

  • Use of language

  • Contribute to knowledge

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Critical eyes

It means approaching a written material with a thoughtful and analytical mindset

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Safety needs of human beings

  • Personal security

  • Financial security

  • Health and wellbeing

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Social needs of human beings

  • Love and belongingness

  • Friendship and Family

  • Intimacy

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Importance of survival skills

  • Enhances the ability to cope with unexpected situations.

  • Promotes self-sufficiency and resourcefulness.

  • Essential for both physical and mental well-being.

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