A little about yourself:
Hmm 'bout me. Well I am a big D&D player for one, video games as well, I also read a good bit of manga. I like listening to music and reading and hanging ...continued
Favourite Academic Subject:
Dunno Yet
Favourite Music:
Progressive rock, Country, Techno
Favourite Movies:
Dragon Heart
One widely accepted definition of critical thinking is “reasonable reflective thinking focused on what to believe or do” (Ennis, 1989, p. 10). A lot of other definitions could be listed as well, but definitions don't usually give you a lot of practical help in evaluating your own critical thinking skills.
The guidelines below are designed to help you think about and evaluate your own critical thinking skills. They are organized into some of the activities that you do when you are thinking critically. Think about which activities are relevant for what you are trying say and evaluate your skills based on the questions listed below each activity.
I am stating my own opinion. Have I: |
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I am responding to someone else's opinion. Have I: |
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I have drawn some conclusions or made interpretations of some information. Have I: |
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I am using evidence to support my claims. Have I: |
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I have based my claims on some assumptions. Have I: |
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I have used some concepts and ideas that others may not understand or may interpret differently. Have I: |
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I have come to a definite final conclusion about the issue. Have I: |
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