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Critical Thinking Overview Yumi Abe 2-5 1 Sayaka Kadonishi 2-5 11 Rina Nakagawa 2-5 21 Sosuke Fujimoto 2-5 31

Unit 1＆2 (Lower stage) Knowledge Comprehension To understand deeply. To know the specific facts. Ex Outlining and summarizing Comprehension To understand deeply. Ex Comparing and contrasting

Unit 3＆４( 3=lower stage 4=advanced stage) Analysis To identify the organization structure. Ex Judging completeness Application 　To apply your knowledge to a new situation. 　Ex 　　Ordering objects

Unit 5＆6 ( advanced stage) Synthesis To create something. Ex Planning project Evaluation To judge the quality. Ex Judging accuracy

Summary There are ６ skills for critical thinking. Knowledge, Comprehension and Application are lower skills. Analysis, Synthesis and Evaluation are advanced skills.

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