Critical Thinking

Applying information leads to

• not knowing what you are doing

• a better understanding of the information.

• incorrect information

Being able to apply information means

• taking an idea and relating it to real life.

• not relating it to anything

• not being useful

Critical thinking is

• the process of letting someone else solve your problems

• the process of putting information into a computer and letting it solve it

• the practice of processing information in order to make a decision, come to a conclusion or solve a problem

The final step in the critical thinking

process is

• decision making

• gathering information

• analyzing the information

The first step to critical thinking

• to gather information

• decision making

• analyzing the data

A hypothesis is

• an idea about why something happens the way that it does.

• is a fairy tale about a unicorn

• is a poem

Problem solving is

• the ability to sew a blanket

• the ability to work through problems by using critical thinking skills to arrive at a solution.

• the ability to work a cash register

The process to solve a problem is always

the same:

• find, define, describe, diagnose the problem

• diagnose, find, solve

• solve, find, describe

To analyze information you should

• sort, rate, and organize

• organize, rate and develope

• develop, sort, rate, rank and organize the information

To analyze means to

• break down information

• put all the information in a folder

• enter all the information in a data base