Mr. Niall Douglas.  9am-11am: Reading vocab and comprehension check  11.20-12pm: Statistical analysis  12pm-12.40pm: TOEIC prep  12.40pm-1pm: Explain.

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Mr. Niall Douglas

 9am-11am: Reading vocab and comprehension check  pm: Statistical analysis  12pm-12.40pm: TOEIC prep  12.40pm-1pm: Explain tonight’s reading  1pm-1.20pm: Group Work Plan

 If you remember from yesterday I told you that the Western Education System (and Business Schools) is very bad at teaching critical thinking  This is despite constant and consistent complaints from Business about the poor quality of fresh Business School graduates

 Well they are not the only ones with problems!!!  Engineering also has a BIG problem with the low quality of Engineering and Physics graduates  Such low quality engineers costs billions of euro a year in mistakes, as well as thousands of lives lost

 One very famous example is a failure in Critical Thinking within NASA  In 1986 the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded during take off  Why?

 It turns out that there was a failure of critical thinking in NASA regarding the safety of the launch  What happened was that an “O-ring” failed causing the rocket to explode  Here is the graph used within NASA to show O-ring failure history...

 I have filled in the data from the stupid graph into a much more useful format

 So there you go, lack of Critical Thinking skills blows up Space Shuttles  Six (Eight?) People died in the explosion... Some actually survived the explosion but were killed when craft hit the sea at 200km/hr  Space Shuttles are also not cheap...

 TOIEC prep

 Explain Tonight’s reading

 Check Group Task Work Plans