NAME: SYED MUHAMMAD SIBTE HASSAN

ID:32357
SEMESTER: 2ND FALL 2020
DEPARTMENT: BTD
SUBJECT: PHILOSOPHY AND CRITICAL THINKING
INSTRUCTOR: ZAFAR ULLA SIDDIQUE
CAMPUS: IQRA UNIVERSITY ISLAMABAD H#9
 AOA , GUYS I AM SIBTE HASSAN FROM TEXTILE DEPARTMENT
AND I'M GLAD TO BE PART OF YOUR CLASS .
TODAY I WILL MAKE YOU PEOPLE TO BE FAMILIAR WITH SOME
ATTRIBUTES OF CRITICAL THINKERS AND THE TERM CRITICAL
THINKING
Well-renowned
quotes
 Discovery is seeing what
everybody else has seen,
whereas thinking is what
nobody else has thought!!
 Learn how to be a critical
thinker without having a
critical heart!! (Sarah
bossy)
 The essence of
independent mind lies not
in what it thinks but how it
thinks!!!
 Names of Common critical thinkers
I. Henry ford: His introduction of the Model T automobile revolutionized transportation and
American industry.
 Common critical thinkers
• Albert Einstein
•  famous for devising his theory of relativity, which revolutionized our
understanding of space, time, gravity, and the universe.
Common critical thinkers
Marie Curie

is remembered for her discovery of radium and polonium, and

her huge contribution to finding treatments for cancer
 As these attributes are in major number but I will make
you people familiar with only two attributes for this time

I. Observation

II.Curiosity
 Observation
• Observation is the active acquisition
of information from a primary source. In living
beings, observation employs the senses. In science,
observation can also involve the perception and
recording of data via the use of scientific
instruments. The term may also refer to any data
collected during the scientific activity.
Observations can be qualitative, that is, only the
absence or presence of a property is noted,
or quantitative if a numerical value is attached to
the observed
phenomenon by counting or measuring.
Characteristics of
observation

I. Systematic
II. Specific
III. Quantitative
IV. Done by an expert
V. Recorded immediately
Major types of observations
qualitative quantitative

• Describing an object using our five senses. • Describing an object numerically

• Touch • Mass
• Smell • Volume
• Sight • area
• Feel • density
• Taste
• hearing
I tried my best to deliver the content in the
best way possible see you then Allah Hafiz
I will sum-up my presentation by saying:
The essence of independent mind lies not in
what it thinks but how it thinks!!!