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1 Critical Thinking Overview
4-1 Misato Aiga 4-11 Yuna Kamikawa

2 About the Critical Thinking
To UNDERSTAND what is right Question ★Our goal★

3 6steps!!!!

4 KNOWLWDGE ・To know specific facts →Classifying and Distinguishing Real and Imaginary ・Outlining and Summarising

5 UNDERSTAND Explaining is the key!!!!!
・Identifying main ideas and connections Explaining is the key!!!!!

6 To apply knowledge to new situations
・Anticipating probabilities ・Inferring ↓ To solve problems!!

7 ANALYSIS Judging completeness logic ・Recognizing what is wrong

8 EVALUATION Testing generalizations Making decisions
Identifying the mood of a story

9 CREATE Create something to integrate ideas into a solution
Planning projects Drawing conclusion

10 THANK YOU FOR LISTENING

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