Critical Thinking Solving everyday problems by Critical Thinking

Abstract

Critical thinking refers to the ability to analyse information objectively and make reasoned judgments. It involves the evaluation of data, facts, observable phenomena. Critical thinking is the ability to think clearly and rational about what to do or what to believe. Critical thinking enhances language, communication, and presentation skills and promotes creativity and it is crucial for self-realization, and self-reflection. Good critical thinks can understand the logical connections between ideas, identify, construct and evaluate argument, detect inconsistences and common fallacies in reasoning solve everyday problems systematically, reflect on the justification of one's own values. On a personal note, I hope that this research will inspire you, dear reader, to raise your commitment to values and ethics of critical thinking to a summit of its own. Keywords: Critical thinking (CT), Everyday life (9) strategies, common misconceptions of (CT), Barriers to (CT), socio-centricity as obstacle to (CT), dispositions of (CT), how to value an argument (37) standards, inference, interpretation.