Instructions will be in files Sample Chapter Outline for the Introduction<\/p>\n
1.\tIntroduction: What is Critical Thinking?
\na.\tBoth the World Economic Forum and the Society for Human Resource Management identify critical thinking as highly in-demand job skills. However, \u201ccritical thinking\u201d is very hard to define.
\nb.\tHelen Boygues definition:
\ni.\t\u201creasoning through pressing issues, taking the time to evaluate a topic from all sides\u201d
\nii.\t\u201cThe ultimate goal of critical thinking is to think reflectively, objectively, and analytically about situations and problems.\u201d
\nc.\tJohn Coleman \u2013 \u201cthe ability to analyze and effectively break down an issue in order to make a decision or find a solution.\u201d
\nd.\tUltimately involves using reason and logic to evaluate and resolve difficult, complex problems.
\n2.\tSections of the book that will explore the process of critical thinking:
\na.\tGet in the right mindset:
\ni.\tGoes through the basics of critical thinking, such as how to avoid urgency traps and using the scientific method.
\nb.\tObserve the situation:
\ni.\tHelps us observe situations better and avoid our own biased assumptions that we bring to problems.
\nc.\tAsk questions:
\ni.\tLearn how to frame questions better so we get the information we need to solve the problem at hand.
\nd.\tSeek differing perspectives:
\ni.\tWe all have cognitive biases, so getting the viewpoints of others can help us overcome those biases and solve problems better. This section provides advice on how to do this well.
\ne.\tAnalyze the information:
\ni.\tThis section provides tips on how to analyze information\/data better to lead to better outcomes, including when\/how to \u201ctrust your gut.\u201d
\nf.\tMake critical thinking a habit:
\ni.\tThis section gives advice on how to integrate critical thinking into our lives such that it is habitually a part of how we approach problem solving.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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