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    The document discusses critical thinking, defining it as thinking outside the box, finding creative solutions, and asking important questions. It provides examples of how critical thinkers evaluate information by comparing facts. Critical thinkers listen carefully, disagree respectfully with evidence, and look for real solutions rather than assumptions. Being a critical thinker is important for work and society. It teaches how to become a critical thinker by asking questions, observing with an open mind, and listening to others' opinions. The conclusion is that critical thinking has improved life by enabling new solutions.

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    The document discusses critical thinking, defining it as thinking outside the box, finding creative solutions, and asking important questions. It provides examples of how critical thinkers evaluate information by comparing facts. Critical thinkers listen carefully, disagree respectfully with evidence, and look for real solutions rather than assumptions. Being a critical thinker is important for work and society. It teaches how to become a critical thinker by asking questions, observing with an open mind, and listening to others' opinions. The conclusion is that critical thinking has improved life by enabling new solutions.

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    The key takeaways are that critical thinking involves thinking outside the box, asking important questions, finding creative solutions, and comparing assumptions to facts. Critical thinkers are curious, seek information, and don't stop at initial assumptions.

    Critical thinking involves analyzing, evaluating, and synthesizing information to form opinions and make inferences. It requires thinking differently and creatively to solve problems. Critical thinkers question information, compare opinions to facts, and are willing to argue a point backed by evidence.

    To become a critical thinker one should ask important questions, observe with an open mind, seek new solutions, and listen to others' opinions before forming their own view backed by evidence or facts.

    Critical thinking

    Done By:

    Bader Hamoud
    Mohammed Ahmed
    Critical thinking
     What is Critical thinking:
     Thinking outside the box.

     Finding solutions that is new and creative or


    thinking in a different but brilliant way.

     Critical thinkers always have curiosity and try to find


    biggest amount of information.

     They always ask important questions and then find


    creative and new solutions for their problems.
    Critical thinking
     If you are a critical thinker….

     You will think about anything impressive and try to


    find the way that it is done and then compare your
    information or thoughts with facts.
     For example:
     If a critical thinker saw the pyramids, first he will ask
    himself how did the Egyptians raised the huge blocks. He
    will put thoughts that includes physics laws and
    mathematics. And how did they did it without technology
    and machines. Then he will put assumptions about it but
    he will not stop there therefore he will ask or look for the
    real solution.
    Critical thinking
     Critical thinkers always listen carefully to the lecturer
    or the person who gives the information. He will pay
    full attention to what he say and try to answer any
    question the lecturer gives.

     If the critical thinker disagreed with the lecturer he will


    argue with him and will try to support his opinion with
    evidence that he assumed or know from his knowledge.
    What critical thinkers do
     Evaluating

     Analyzing

     Synthesizing

     Forming opinions

     Assessing

     Rating

     Making inferences

     Drawing conclusions

     Critiquing
    BLOOM’S TAXONOMY– A HIERARCHICAL CLASSIFICATION OF THE LEVELS
    OF THINKING

    EVALUATION—critiquing, rating, grading, assaying, assessing, inferring,


    drawing conclusions, forming opinions

    SYNTHESIS—redesigning, recreating, putting back together in a


    different way

    COMPLEX
    ANALYSIS—examining, taking apart, breaking down

    SIMPLE APPLICATION—using knowledge & comprehension; solving problems

    COMPREHENSION—understanding, paraphrasing, interpreting

    KNOWLEDGE—naming, recognizing, identifying, recalling, reciting, etc.


    Critical thinking
     An Example to test if you are a
    critical thinker:

     Ifthe roof of the bus is stuck under a


    bridge, how can we free the bus
    without damaging the bridge and the
    bus?
    Why is it important?
     Our country needs critical thinkers instead of “parrots”
    in many occasions.

     In working life, people will face a lot of difficulties that


    will need critical thinking to find better solutions.

     Critical thinker will get advantages in term of the work


    position and in society.
    Critical thinking
     Solution:

     Simply we should reduce the amount of


    air in the bus tire and with that the
    height of the bus will decrease then the
    bus will be released without damaging
    either the bus or the bridge.
    How can you become a critical thinker?

     By asking important questions.

     By observing in an open mind.

     By becoming interested in finding new solutions.

     By listening to other opinions then think about what


    they said and then reply.
    conclusion

     without critical thinking we will not have what have


    and the life will be more difficult. To make sure that
    critical thinkers exists, we must change the habits and
    behaviors. As a result of critical thinking, we are
    enjoying our lives.
    Reference

     http://www.admc.hct.ac.ae/HD1/blog/cool/index.htm

     http://www.admc.hct.ac.ae/HD1/blog/critthink/index.h

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