Critical Thinking & Problem Solving

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving

Thinking Outside of the Box What does it mean to “think outside of the box”?

What is “The BOX”? “The BOX” Represents traditional thinking that is based on what is currently acceptable

Strategies for Thinking Outside of the Box Identify the issue/problem Listen attentively and ask questions Look for new, creative ideas Never dismiss a possibility; consider everything

Critical Thinking Informed thinking that leads to decision making What influences how you think?

How do you use critical thinking? Make observations Listen attentively to others Recognize problems Define problems Ask relevant questions Find facts using multiple resources Challenge and examine beliefs Make wise judgments Find valid solutions

Problem Solving Define the problem Analyze the problem Consider different possibilities Find a solution to your problem

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