4
Critical Thinking
After studying this unit, you will be able to:
- know the importance of imagination vis-à-vis critical thinking
- know what critical thinking is
- distinguish a fact from opinion
- know how to develop critical thinking
- learn about reasoning techniques
- understand logical fallacies
- learn when and how to use connectives
- learn about debates and group discussions
- learn how to write a critical essay
CRITICAL THINKING SURVEY
Tick ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to these.
1. |
I am good at resolving issues. |
(Yes/No) |
2. |
I am more rational and intellectual than emotional and sentimental. |
(Yes/No) |
3. |
I can collect evidence carefully and weigh it objectively. |
(Yes/No) |
4. |
I can identify bias, self-deception, distortion, misinformation, etc. |
(Yes/No) ... |
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