Critical Thinking

## Encounter (E)

• Key Takeaways:
  • A disciplined process for evaluating information and reasoning.
  • Enables better decision-making by examining context and evidence.

## Note (N)

• Critical thinking is the intellectual capacity to evaluate, apply, synthesize, and analyze information rigorously and methodically, enabling effective problem-solving and decision-making. It involves a careful balance between skepticism and open-mindedness, while always demanding evidence.

## Connect (C)

• Related Notes:
  • Problem-Solving
  • Decision Making
  • Logical Fallacies
  • Cognitive Biases

## Organize (O)

• Categories/Themes:
  • Cognitive Skills
  • Personal Development

## Develop (D)

• Expanded Details:
  • It is not just about finding flaws in reasoning but also about finding better alternatives.
  • The process emphasizes the importance of context and the ability to adapt your thought processes based on available information.

## Express (E)

• Share by:
  • Creating a beginner’s guide to critical thinking and sharing it through social media.
  • Hosting a workshop on critical thinking in your community or organization.
  • Incorporating lessons on critical thinking into existing curricula or training programs.