Dr. M - Art of Thinking Review

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A lack of bias, judgment, or prejudice.

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Objectivity

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The circumstances or background that influence how something is understood.

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Context

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Making decisions based on facts, evidence, and reasoning.

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Logical Thinking

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Making decisions based on feelings and emotions.

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Emotional Thinking

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Questions that help you think about and manage your own learning.

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Metacognitive Questions

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Willing to consider new ideas and listen to others

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Open-Minded

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Unwilling to consider new ideas and only sticking to one’s own beliefs.

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Narrow Minded

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A conclusion reached based on evidence and schema rather than explicit statements.

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Inferences

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A mental framework that helps us organize information in our brains. It's how we connect what we already know about a topic with new information we learn.

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Schema

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To refer to or quote specific evidence from a text to support a conclusion.

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