Title: Now and Then: Critical Thinking Examples We Can Use Every Day – Wabisabi Learning
Headings: Now and Then: Critical Thinking Examples We Can Use Every Day
Now and Then: Critical Thinking Examples We Can Use Every Day
The ability to turn over any piece of information and examine it objectively and honestly can help with making important decisions, some with far-reaching consequences.
The popular choice is not always the right choice
What is Critical Thinking?
The truth is even critical thinkers are vulnerable to periods of irrational thought.
Critical Thinking for Personal Growth and an Effective Workplace
The ability to change behavior through better understanding is one way critical thinking can be transformative in an individual’s life.
Engage in Reflection
It is possible to become more sensitive to other groups when practicing self-reflection regularly.
Improve Decision-Making
Confrontation is a perfect situation in which to apply critical thinking.
Forster Team-Building
Create Consensus
What is a priority for one department may not be so for another.
Historic Examples of Critical Thinking
Being able to think critically and apply reason to complex issues of the day provided the avenue for powerful contributions to the world.
Socrates
Machiavelli
Albert Einstein
Final Thoughts

Content: There comes a time when decisions must be made. It's far better to take multiple factors into account, balancing them with sound reasoning and reflection. The popular choice is not always the right choice
The ability to think critically is a mindset of influential scientists, philosophers, key political figures and other individuals hoping to make the world a better place. What is Critical Thinking? Critical thinkers employ good reasoning strategies to yield truths and choose effective actions. Even though the process has been developed over thousands of years, the term arose in the latter part of the 20th century. It includes the ability to conceptualize, analyze, apply, synthesize and evaluate information. Information may be found through experience, observation, reasoning, reflection and communication. Critical thinking guides both belief and action. Clarity, accuracy, consistency, fairness and sound evidence are some strongly-held values of critical thinkers.