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Critical Thinking: Skill Development Framework - Coggle Diagram
Critical Thinking: Skill Development Framework
Definitions of critical thinking
Critical thinking is the objective analysis and evaluation of a certain theme to form a judgment
It involves the capacity to involve in ones independent reflective thoughts
The dispositions of a critical thinker
Analyticity
Be able to analyze situations and simplify complex problems
Truth-seeking
Seek the truth regardless of personal implications or opinions
Systematicity
Be organized and methodical in approaching problems
Inquisitiveness
Always be full of curiosity and have the desire to learn more
Confidence in reasoning
Trust in your own ability and experiences to reason and reach solid conclusions based on facts.
Open-mindedness
Be willing to consider different points of view
General critical thinking dispositions and abilities
Disposition
Willingness to engage with complex questions, problems,etc. and move forward with them
Abilities
Skills in interpretation
Analysis and evaluation
Inference
Explanation
Self-regulation
The ACER critical thinking skill development framework
Strands
Organizing Knowledge: Structure and categorize information to understand and use it effectively.
Evaluating Evidence: Evaluate the reliability and relevance of information to make informed decisions.
Inference Making: Reach conclusions based on evidence and reasoning.
Clarifying Meaning: Ensure clear understanding of terms and concepts.
Self-regulation: Reflect on your own thought processes and adjust them if necessary.
Aspects
Understanding Concepts: Understand the meaning and importance of ideas.
Applying Criteria: Use established standards to evaluate information.
Examining Assumptions: Identify and question underlying beliefs.
Establishing Consistency: Ensure logical coherence in the reasoning.
Investigating Implications: Consider the bigger consequences of certain ideas and actions.