Critical Thinking.

Critical Thinking.

1. Is

   • The generation of new questions and being clear with this questions
   • Gathers of useful information and then used in a abstract way to represent this information
   • Communication in a effective way
   • To be open-minded to new option to solve problems

2. Reasons

   • Have clearly goals
   • Know the differences between others goals
   • Be constantly remaining yourself your own goal
   • Having real goals without being to easy

3. All reasoning have

   • Purpose
     • Reason to be a critical thinker
   • Answer
     • Is the solving of constant questions in this way to think
   • Assumptions
     • The Hypothesis for being a cortical thinker
   • Point of view
     • Own opinion
   • Data
     • All the research in order to be critic
   • Ideas
     • The topic for the critic opinion
   • Conclusions
     • Compare the assumption with the answers
   • Consequences
     • Where may this opinion affect others

4. The real Problem

   • Human nature is has been always a Egocentric thinker, we just think in ourselves and not in others and this is a very good example because we don't cake of others people needs, if we were naturally critical thinker we might leave in a better world with better people always looking for the common well being