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    The document discusses critical thinking. It defines critical thinking as the ability to think clearly and rationally about what to do or believe. It then describes the critical thinking process as involving analytical thinking, communication, creativity, open-mindedness, problem-solving and the 5 'why' analysis. The attributes of critical thinkers are said to be being rational, thinking beyond others, demanding reasoning, being open-minded, asking questions, not taking things for granted, and not jumping to conclusions. Factors that can hinder critical thinking are described as egocentric nature, group thinking, drone mentality, social conditioning, biased nature/experiences, arrogance, stubborn nature and fear.

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    The document discusses critical thinking. It defines critical thinking as the ability to think clearly and rationally about what to do or believe. It then describes the critical thinking process as involving analytical thinking, communication, creativity, open-mindedness, problem-solving and the 5 'why' analysis. The attributes of critical thinkers are said to be being rational, thinking beyond others, demanding reasoning, being open-minded, asking questions, not taking things for granted, and not jumping to conclusions. Factors that can hinder critical thinking are described as egocentric nature, group thinking, drone mentality, social conditioning, biased nature/experiences, arrogance, stubborn nature and fear.

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    Introduction To Critical Thinking

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    The document discusses critical thinking. It defines critical thinking as the ability to think clearly and rationally about what to do or believe. It then describes the critical thinking process as involving analytical thinking, communication, creativity, open-mindedness, problem-solving and the 5 'why' analysis. The attributes of critical thinkers are said to be being rational, thinking beyond others, demanding reasoning, being open-minded, asking questions, not taking things for granted, and not jumping to conclusions. Factors that can hinder critical thinking are described as egocentric nature, group thinking, drone mentality, social conditioning, biased nature/experiences, arrogance, stubborn nature and fear.

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    Critical Thinking

    MISSION VISION CORE VALUES


    CHRIST is a nurturing ground for an individual’s Excellence and Service Faith in God | Moral Uprightness
    holistic development to make effective contribution to Love of Fellow Beings
    the society in a dynamic environment Social Responsibility | Pursuit of Excellence
    CHRIST
    Deemed to be University

    ● What is critical thinking

    ● Video : What is Critical Thinking

    ● How to think critically & critical thinking process

    ● The attributes of critical thinkers

    ● Hindrance for critical thinking

    Excellence and Service


    CHRIST
    Deemed to be University

    Critical thinking

    What is Critical thinking?

    Critical thinking is the ability to think

    Cleary and Rationally about what to do or what


    to believe.

    Excellence and Service


    CHRIST
    Deemed to be University
    How to think critically?
    & Critical thinking Process
    • Analytical thinking

    • Communication

    • Creativity

    • Open-mindedness

    • Problem-Solving

    • The 5 ‘Why’ Analysis

    • What are you Aiming to Achieve

    Excellence and Service


    CHRIST
    Deemed to be University

    Attributes of Critical thinkers

    ● Rational

    ● Think an extra yard than others

    ● Demand reasoning

    ● Open minded

    ● Ask questions

    ● Do not take anything for granted

    ● Do not jump to conclusions

    Excellence and Service


    CHRIST
    Deemed to be University

    What hinders critical thinking?

    ● Egocentric nature
    ● Group thinking
    ● Drone Mentality
    ● Social Conditioning
    ● Biased nature & experiences
    ● Arrogance
    ● Stubborn Nature
    ● Fear
    ● Laziness

    Excellence and Service


    CHRIST
    Deemed to be University

    Excellence and Service


    CHRIST
    Deemed to be University

    Video: what is Critical Thinking

    ● https://youtu.be/HnJ1bqXUnIM

    Excellence and Service


    CHRIST
    Deemed to be University

    ● Thank you

    Excellence and Service

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