Critical Thinking Skills

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What is a folder?

• an object that contains data or information

• a container that can store food

• a container that can store hardware components

• a container that can store files or folders

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Why is it important that you name a document correctly?

• To allow anyone to access the file.

• So that it doesn't feel lonely

• To find it easily

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Backing up your files is important because....

• Computer drives could fail

• A virus could corrupt your work

• You could accidentally delete a file

• All of the above

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What is a folder?

• an object that contains data or information

• a container that can store food

• a container that can store hardware components

• a container that can store files or folders

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With the arrangement of files into folders

• Looks organised and easy to find

• Difficult to find

• Looks untidy

• Waste of time

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storage device that holds information

• Drive

• File management

• File

• Key Storage

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The arrangement of folders into parent and subfolders is called the

• Folder

• Sub folder

• Parent folder

• Directory structure

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Where should you keep your files?

• Downloads folder

• Desktop

• Documents folder

• Student Shared

Unlocking Critical Thinking

Enhancing problem-solving skills through critical analysis and logical reasoning.

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You can put different types of files in one folder.

• True

• False

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storage location within a drive

• Sub folder

• File Extension

• File management

• Folder

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Using a logical approach to make decisions and solve problems is an example of

• Healthy Behaviors
• Reading & Writing Skills
• Critical-Thinking Skills
• Speaking and Listening Skills

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Any content created using a computer, such as a picture or a text is

• File

• Folder

• Sub folder

• Directory structure

Unlocking Critical Thinking

• Critical thinking is a vital skill for problem-solving and decision-making.
• It involves analyzing information, evaluating arguments, and forming logical conclusions.
• Develop open-mindedness and curiosity to enhance critical thinking.
• Apply reasoning and evidence to make informed judgments.
• Challenge assumptions and biases to think more objectively.

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What is critical thinking?

• A skill for problem-solving and decision-making

• A technique for analyzing information

• A method for forming logical conclusions

• A way to challenge assumptions and biases

Critical Thinking:

A skill for problem-solving and decision-making. It involves analyzing information, forming logical conclusions, and challenging assumptions and biases. Critical thinkers are adept at accepting information at face value and instead seek to evaluate and understand before making judgments. It is a valuable skill in all aspects of life.

Unlocking Critical Thinking

• Definition: The ability to analyze and evaluate information objectively
• Importance: Enhances problem-solving, decision-making, and creativity
• Skills: Logic, reasoning, evidence evaluation, and argumentation
• Benefits: Improved critical analysis, effective communication, and informed decision-making

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What is the definition of critical thinking?

• The ability to analyze and evaluate information objectively

• The ability to think creatively and solve problems

• The ability to communicate effectively and make informed decisions

• The ability to use logic and reasoning

Critical Thinking

• Definition: The ability to analyze and evaluate information objectively
• Key Skills: Logic, reasoning, and objective analysis
• Importance: Enhances problem-solving and decision-making abilities
• Application: Essential in various fields, including education, business, and research

Unlocking Critical Thinking

• Define the problem: Clearly identify the issue at hand.
• Gather information: Collect relevant data and facts.
• Analyze: Evaluate the information objectively.
• Generate options: Brainstorm potential solutions.
• Evaluate: Assess the pros and cons of each option.
• Make a decision: Choose the best course of action.
• Implement: Put the decision into action.
• Review: Reflect on the outcome and learn from it.

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What is the process of critical thinking?

• Identifying the issue at hand and collecting relevant data

• Evaluating the pros and cons of potential solutions

• Choosing the best course of action and implementing it

• Reflecting on the outcome and learning from it

Critical Thinking Process

Trivia: The process of critical thinking involves identifying the issue at hand and collecting relevant data. It also includes evaluating the pros and cons of potential solutions, choosing the best course of action, and implementing it. Finally, it emphasizes reflecting on the outcome and learning from it.

• Identify

• Collect

• Evaluate

• Choose

• Implement

• Reflect

Unlocking Critical Thinking

• Creativity and Innovation are key components of critical thinking.
• Developing creative thinking skills allows for innovative problem-solving and out-of-the-box solutions.
• Embrace divergent thinking to generate multiple ideas and convergent thinking to evaluate and select the best ones.
• Encourage open-mindedness and curiosity to foster creativity and innovation.

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What are the key components of critical thinking?

• Open-mindedness and curiosity

• Divergent and convergent thinking

• Creativity and innovation

• Problem-solving and out-of-the-box solutions

Creativity and Innovation

Trivia: Critical thinking involves open-mindedness, curiosity, divergent and convergent thinking, problem-solving, and out-of-the-box solutions. However, the key components that truly set it apart are creativity and innovation. These qualities allow individuals to think outside the box and come up with unique and groundbreaking ideas.

Unlocking Critical Thinking

• Think critically: Analyze, evaluate, and interpret information objectively.
• Effective communication: Convey ideas clearly, listen actively, and engage in meaningful dialogue.
• Power of critical thinking: Enhance problem-solving, decision-making, and innovation.

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Which of the following skills can be enhanced by the power of critical thinking?

• Analyzing and evaluating information

• Conveying ideas clearly

• Listening actively

• Engaging in meaningful dialogue

Enhancing Critical Thinking

• Analyzing and evaluating information: Critical thinking helps improve the ability to assess and judge the validity of information.
• Conveying ideas clearly: Critical thinking enhances communication skills, enabling effective expression of thoughts and ideas.
• Listening actively: Critical thinking promotes active listening, enabling better understanding and interpretation of information.
• Engaging in meaningful dialogue: Critical thinking fosters constructive discussions, encouraging deeper exploration of topics and ideas.

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Tips to improve critical thinking​ are...

• Formulate your question

• Gather your information

• Apply the information

• Consider the implications

• Explore other points of view

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What are some of the benefits of critical thinking?

• It increase productivity and hence profitable to a compan

• Devising new ways to carry out tasks, solve problems, and meet challenges. ​

• Bringing a fresh, and sometimes unusual, perspective to your work

• It helps departments and organizations to be more productive.​

• It makes a team member famous.

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Example of critical thinking is..

• Building a lego home that looks like your friends.

• Brainstorming on different ways of building a house using lego before you start building.

• Searching for a lego home and building the exact replica.

• Making multiple sketches of a lego home, analyzing, choosing the best and building.

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What are critical thinking skills?

• thinking about critical things

• ways to answer an essay prompt

• ways to determine if you are critically ill

• they are strategies people use to consider and evaluate new ideas

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What are the four critical thinking skills? (check all that apply)

• inference

• analyze

• claim

• evaluate

• interpret

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Creative thinking is..

• operating like a machine.

• thinking outside the box.

• thinking logically.

• knowing the facts.

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Brainstorming is one of the problem solving techniques.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Critical thinking is something we can learn.

• True

• False