Critical Thinking - Nhóm 1a
Critical Thinking - Nhóm 1a
Critical Thinking - Nhóm 1a
You should be aware that none of us think critically all the time. Sometimes we think in
almost any way but critically, for example when our self-control is affected by anger, grief or
joy or when we are feeling just plain ‘bloody minded’.
On the other hand, the good news is that, since our critical thinking ability varies according to
our current mindset, most of the time we can learn to improve our critical thinking ability by
developing certain routine activities and applying them to all problems that present
themselves.
Once you understand the theory of critical thinking, improving your critical thinking skills
takes persistence and practice.
Cre: formyoursoul.com
Critical thinking is aimed at achieving the best possible outcomes in any situation. In
order to achieve this it must involve gathering and evaluating information from as
many different sources possible.
Critical thinking requires a clear, often uncomfortable, assessment of your personal
strengths, weaknesses and preferences and their possible impact on decisions you may
make.
Critical thinking requires the development and use of foresight as far as this is possible.
As Doris Day sang, “the future’s not ours to see”.
Implementing the decisions made arising from critical thinking must take into account
an assessment of possible outcomes and ways of avoiding potentially negative
outcomes, or at least lessening their impact.
Critical thinking involves reviewing the results of the application of decisions madand
implementing change where possible.