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Meaning of critical thinking Archives - MassMediaNG

What is critical thinking?



Critical thinking is a kind of thinking in which

you question, analyze, interpret, evaluate

and make a judgement about what you read,

hear, say, or write.



The term critical comes from the Greek word

 kritikos meaning “able to judge or discern”.

Good critical thinking is about making reliable

 judgements based on reliable information.


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Applying critical thinking does not mean being

negative or focusing on faults. It means being

able to clarify your thinking so that you can

break down a problem or a piece of

information, interpret it and use that

interpretation to arrive at an informed decision

or judgement (for example designing a bridge,

 responding to an opinion piece or

understanding a political motivation).


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People who apply critical thinking consistently

 are said to have a critical thinking mindset,

but no one is born this way. These are

attributes which are learnt and improved

through practice and application.



 
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Arguments


In the academic context, critical thinking is most

 commonly associated with arguments. You

might be asked to think critically about other

people's arguments or create your own. To

become a better critical thinker.



You therefore need to learn how to:



1-Clarify your thinking,
 purpose and context

2-question your sources of information

3-identify arguments

4-analyze sources and arguments

5-evaluate the arguments of others and

6-create or synthesize your own arguments.




As the image illustrates, critical thinking skills

 and attributes are interconnected and need to

 work together for your critical thinking to be

effective.



Six key steps


Six key steps to developing your critical thinking


 skills and mindset.



Examples of critical thinking skills, mindsets


and practices.



Below are four examples of critical thinking


skills, mindsets and practices. This is by no


means an exhaustive list of all critical thinking


skills because the skills you use will depend on


your specific context.



Questioning skills


Analytical skills


Evaluation skills


Synthesis skills



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Clarifying your purpose and context


Clarifying your purpose and context

will help you focus your thinking

and avoid information overload

and distractions.



Question your sources



Learn how to select sources of

information that are the most

credible, accurate and relevant for

your thinking tasks.


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 Identify arguments



The ability to identify arguments

will help you recognize the main

points made in your sources.




Analise sources and arguments



To demonstrate your critical


thinking, you need to be able to


carefully examine sources,


arguments, theories and processes,


 and explain how they work.


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Evaluate arguments



As a critical thinker, you need to be


able to evaluate arguments, as well


as the claims, evidence and


reasoning that comprise them.





Create your own argument


Learn how to bring together

evidence, reasoning and claims,

and create your own argument.



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13 ways to start thinking



critically.





Want to start improving your own


critical thinking skill sets?


Here’s how you can improve critical

 

thinking skills using:


Critical thinking in the classroom



13 techniques:



1-Play games that require critical


thinking skills.



2-Ask more questions, even basic

 

ones.



3-Question your assumptions



4-Develop your technical skills so


 that you can identify problems


 more easily



5-Find ways to solve more problems


 (at work and at home)



6-Become aware of your mental


processes, like the availability


heuristic



7-Think for yourself: don’t adopt other

 

people’s opinions without questioning


 them first



8-Seek out diversity thought



9-Start developing foresight



10-Try active listening.



11-Weigh the consequences of


different actions before you act



 12-Seek a mentor who can help you

 

develop these skills



13-Get professional coaching.


 




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