The document provides an overview of contextual thinking and logical thinking. It defines contextual thinking as evaluating symptoms as part of a complex continuum rather than a specific cause. It also discusses different types of definitions such as descriptive, stipulative, and programmatic definitions. The document further explores logical thinking and fallacies including fallacies of relevance and fallacies of ambiguity. It discusses deductive and inductive reasoning. The remainder of the document outlines various weeks of a course that cover topics like creative thinking, mind mapping, and methods of thinking.

1. Contextual Practice DCC 2033