Critical Thinking

Introduction to Critical Thinking

What you'll learn

Understand critical thinking

Requirements

Please come with a learning mindset

Description

‘Introduction to Critical Thinking’ course has been designed to help ensure participants take an analytical approach to their work and learn to plan and structure their thought process prior to jumping into the workplace problems they face. It may be that they tend to jump ‘feet first’ into issues and make assumptions and solutions before they have all the facts, or are too quick to come to their decision on the right approach. They may also be people that have critical thinking skills already but would benefit from developing them further.Critical thinking has been highlighted as one of the key skills required by organizations today and the ability to think critically is often the difference between a good employee and a great one. With the access to data that we have today, many people seem to have lost the art of taking stock and thinking carefully about problems that we face. Because of this, critical thinking has become a skill that we would all benefit from developing further.The aim of this virtual training course is to help develop the important skill of critical thinking. Working on simple tools that will help your participants engage with the process and develop alternative methods of handling workplace situations.By the end of this course participants may become better in the following areas if they apply learning:Understand critical thinking and the part it plays in your life and career.Establish their current levels of critical thinking skills in key areasFocusing on areas of improvement and identify current weaknessesBe able to explore and review business requirements, so that they are better equipped to handle themUse established principles to structure their thoughts towards projects and workplace targets

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Critical Thinking

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Components of Critical Thinking

Lecture 2 Components of Critical Thinking

Section 3: Non Linear Thinking

Lecture 3 Non Linear Thinking

Section 4: Logical Thinking

Lecture 4 Logical Thinking

Section 5: Critical Thinkers (I)

Lecture 5 Critical Thinkers (I)

Section 6: Critical Thinkers (II)

Lecture 6 Critical Thinkers (II)

Section 7: Evaluate the Information

Lecture 7 Evaluate the Information

Section 8: Benefits of Critical Thinking

Lecture 8 Benefits of Critical Thinking

Section 9: Changing Your Perspective

Lecture 9 Changing Your Perspective

Section 10: Problem Solving

Lecture 10 Problem Solving

Section 11: Putting It All Together

Lecture 11 Putting It All Together

Section 12: Wrapping Up & Action Plan

Lecture 12 Wrapping Up & Action Plan

Anyone who wants to learn irrespective of Age, background and experience