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5 Steps to Critical Thinking

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This deck covers the essential steps of critical thinking, providing detailed questions and answers for each part of the process.

Step 1 (WHAT)

Identify A Question
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Term
Definition
Step 1 (WHAT)
Identify A Question
Step 2 (WHAT)
Gather Data, Research multiple sources
Step 3 (WHAT)
Analyze the Data
Step 4 (WHAT)
Make a Decision/Conclusion
Step 5 (WHAT)
Publish or Present
Identify A Question (HOW)
Do initial research using reliable sources, find open ended questions that allow you to question complicated issues, from multiple sources, and multip...

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TermDefinition
Step 1 (WHAT)
Identify A Question
Step 2 (WHAT)
Gather Data, Research multiple sources
Step 3 (WHAT)
Analyze the Data
Step 4 (WHAT)
Make a Decision/Conclusion
Step 5 (WHAT)
Publish or Present
Identify A Question (HOW)
Do initial research using reliable sources, find open ended questions that allow you to question complicated issues, from multiple sources, and multiple answers
Gather Data, Research multiple sources (HOW)
Locate several academic sources, with many ideas presented about your topic
Analyze the Data (HOW)
Read the sources and summarize, structure data in a permanent dedicated place, keep track of sources
Make a Decision/Conclusion (HOW)
Weight strengths and limitations of various ideas and evaluate sources
Publish or Present (HOW)
Write a five part thesis paper, vote your dollar, join an interest group
Identify a Question (WHY)
To avoid oversimplifying of a complex issue
Gather Data, Research multiple sources (WHY)
To make use of material that's been generated by the 5 steps to avoid bias
Analyze the Data (WHY)
So you don't have to go back and read the material again
Make a Decision/Conclusion (WHY)
To arrive at a supportable thesis and identify other possible conclusions
Publish or Present (WHY)
To use, and convey to others, information discovered during this process