The Art of Thinking Critically
Ask Great Questions, Spot Illogical Reasoning, and Make Sharp Arguments (The Critical Thinker, Book 5)
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Narrateur(s):
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Russell Newton
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Auteur(s):
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Albert Rutherford
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Identify false information. Avoid getting tricked. Be quick-witted and insightful.
Would you like to ask the right questions, come up with strong arguments, detect biases and irrational or illogical reasoning? But you don’t know where to start learning these?
The Art of Thinking Critically will help you with that!
Using the brightest ideas and best practices of some of the greatest thinkers, you can become a self-thought critical thinker, who doesn’t accept things at face value. With the help of guided exercises, you will learn how to do your own research, think about information for yourself, and draw conclusions that stand true to you.
Avoid being manipulated.
Being surrounded by inaccurate and often misleading information can feel overwhelming. Become more astute and catch inconsistencies in others’ reasoning; don’t be misled.
- Learn to question, fact-check, and correct people without sounding offensive
- How to self-educate to think more critically
- Equip yourself with good questions and ideas on how to think for yourself
- Break out of herd mentality
- Get a structure on how to implement critical thinking practices in your life
Human beings are generally curious and wish to understand the world better. But many of us didn’t have the luck to learn effective questioning techniques as children. We were not encouraged to form opinions and were rather scolded for being too curious. So we didn’t learn how to properly question and assess the information we hear, read, and how to think for ourselves. But we can absolutely change that! And educate our children to be better equipped with critical thinking skills.
Make better decisions. Don’t be gullible.
©2020 Albert Rutherford (P)2020 Albert Rutherford