What is thinking? Types of thinking what is critical thing? Benefit of critical thinking Characteristics of critical thinker

1. MURTAZA ALI (20-EE-16)
SOHAIL AHMED (20-EE-24)
ALBER (20-EE-08)
GHAZANFAR (20-EE-01)
THE POWER OF CRITICAL
THINKING

2. • What is thinking?
• Types of thinking
• what is critical thing?
• Benefit of critical
thinking .
• Characteristics of critical
thinker
LEARNING
OUTCOMES

3. • why sky is Blue?
• Is time travel possible?
• why doesn't she like me?
• why doesn't he like me?
WHAT IS
THINKING?
When you start to ask questions
and search for answers, you are
actually thinking.

5. ANALYSIS REASINING
Critical thinking vs Normal thinking
2 3
EVALUATING
Critical
Thinking
Normal
thinking
1
• Logical
• Sequential
• Rational
• Analytical
• Objective
• Look at part
• Random
• Initiative
• Holistic
• Synthesizing
• Subjective
• look at holes

6. LETS THINK
This is an old quiz (hope you remember
the ans) developed by Anderson Consulting
Worldwide. Answer each question in order.
• How do you put a giraffe into a
refrigerator?
• How do you put an elephant into a
refrigerator?
• The Lion King is hosting an animal
conference. All the animals attend except
one. Which animal does not attend?
• There is a river you must cross but it is
used by crocodiles, and you do not have a
boat. How do you manage it?

7. EXAMPLE OF NOT THINKING
CRITICAL

8. SO NEXT TIME
Thinking
Critical
thinking

10. CLAIMS AND REASONS
4
The claim is the end point of an argument; it is an
expressed opinion or a conclusion that the arguer wants
accepted.at was the last thing you purchased online?
EXAMPLES
• 4 out of 5 dentists recommend Trident.
• An apple a day keeps the doctor away
CLAIMS

11. 4
Critical Reasoning is all about identifying, analyzing and solving
problems systematically
EXAMPLES
Someone has coffee every morning before work,
Monday-Friday. It is safe to say based on these facts
this person likes coffee. All dogs bark, this animal
barks, so therefore this animal is a dog. In winter it
will snow, because it is winter there will probably be
snow
REASON

12. REASON AND AURGUMENT
• Reasons provide support for a statement.
That is, they provide us with grounds for
believing that a statement is true. Reasons
are themselves expressed as statements
• A group of statements in which some of them
(the premises)are intended to support another
of them (the conclusion)
REASON
AURGUMENT

14. Thank you for participating!
That's a wrap!