CRITICAL THINKING

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What is Critical Thinking?

Critical thinking is a way of thinking that involves questioning, analyzing, and evaluating information before making a decision. 

Characteristics of critical thinking.


Active listening

   means not just hearing something, focusing on what we’re hearing and asking questions while thinking about it.

There are some active listening skills such as

·       Listen to understand.

·       Ask deeper questions.

·       Avoid interruption

·       Slowdown patience, silence

·       Take non-verbal clues.

 

   Curiosity

   Curiosity means being interested in learning and seeking new knowledge. When we are curious about a field or subject, we get excited to learn more about it.

     Self-Discipline  

   taking time to gather information, go through our options, and evaluate the facts before making a decision.


Being humble

to be humble should be open-minded, being willing to learn from others. In a conversation, there can be many ideas from different people with different perspectives. Sometimes We give our opinion but there can be instant that we are wrong. In such a situation we should admit our mistakes.


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