5 tips to improve your critical thinking - Samantha Agoos

Can someone explain me the number 3 step in a clearer way, please?

Here's a tip become a master of maths and coding

Also consider what is omitted from the information. Like what is a missing viewpoint and find other sources filling in the gaps.

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Time to rewatch

why should i follow Ted-Ed channel

According to scientific experiments, there is another trick as well: You should minimize your choices to make decisions faster.

Not the greatest examples. Making gas more affordable may lead to a surge in air pollution, but could free people from their financial burdens enabling them to be more forward thinking. Instead of constantly thinking of the immediate future and when they will get their next paycheck and how they will be able to afford gas, they can actually invest energy into caring for the environment and its future.

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Wow. A propoganda video disguised as a "Critical Thinking" video.

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How would this have been applied to the covid thing?

Me after 5 minutes : forgets everything in this video

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1. Formulate your question
2. Gather your information
3. Apply the information
4. Consider the implications
5. Explore other points of view

takeaways:
1. There are numerous decisions that we face every day, some of which have significant impacts on our lives.
2. Critical thinking is an effective technique for analyzing questions, evaluating situations carefully, and identifying hidden problems such as biases and deception.
3. The use of critical thinking involves questioning all available options, considering information critically, and excluding anything that is not useful or reliable.
4. There are multiple ways to improve critical thinking, and the five-step process mentioned in the video is one effective method.
5. The process involves formulating the question, gathering relevant data, applying the information through critical questioning, considering the consequences of the decision, and exploring alternative perspectives.
6. Critical thinking can lead to more informed decision-making and increase the number of positive decisions we make.
7. If enough people employ critical thinking, it has the potential to make the world a more balanced and rational place.

implications:
1. Critical thinking is necessary for making sound decisions, especially for those with significant impacts on our lives.
2. By using critical thinking, individuals can evaluate information objectively and avoid making decisions based solely on feelings or assumptions.
3. The five-step process suggested in the video provides a practical framework for improving critical thinking skills.
4. Applying critical thinking can lead to better problem-solving and more effective decision-making.
5. Encouraging the widespread use of critical thinking can contribute to a more rational and balanced society.

@TED ED I kindly suggest you make a scenario video where critical thinking is being used. I think it will be more digestible and easier to go practice. Thanks

Higher thinking...
Math song..
Met this boi named Richie , guess u can say he a math wiz.. we go to ABE , be beyond our abc and 1/2/3's ..
I just wanted him to teach me how he memorizes those math formula things... His y2 ^°=✓67-8(+9) = A is ahead of me hey hey
... Please Richie teach me how to make my brain remember the formula to find math answer , so I can pass my math class...😅😂

I'm here for my exam in english today because our teacher said we need critical thinking analysis to ace the exam

So I think it comes down to looking at the bigger picture and try to look at other points of view

And in some occasions when we overthink, we should come back and check if our opinion/answer actually makes sense with the question

It would be so important to make a habit to implement these actions.

This video is not about critical thinking. It’s about compliance with your overlords. Cheap gas is good for everyone and everything except for the people selling it and the ones investing in green energy.

They ask you to consider the other sides point of view. That’s because they know there’s no one who share their beliefs.

Use your critical thinking when watching this video to spot the bias. 😂

if only more people cared about improving critical thinking skills

Here's a tip. Keep political junk out of your tips. Climate change is a Roman Catholic antichrist Papal action, it is a scam!

Using different examples to make one point is confusing. 5 out of 10 on this video!

* In the second element of critical thinking, the question, we are driven to clearly identify the problem or issue at the center of any line of reasoning. Without a clear and specific question, it can be difficult to clearly define problems or challenges.
* The five steps of critical thinking must be used when performing an action.

1. Formulate ur questions
Gather information
3. Apply the information
4. Understand the implication
5. Explore the point of view of others
6. Determine the success of the above exercise and use it as feedback for your future decisions.

Coursera brought me here. I'm taking a human skills course within The American Dream Academy (TADA).

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Short answer: Google it.

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Can anyone explain the "The apply the information" part

Probably start by not watching Ted Talks

This video for tips on critical thinking was very informative.

Religious people must watch this video.

ty this may help the brain fog i get from thinking... god i hate having autism

Good

say, a list of decisions

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Yeah...stop cokkin it up, conservatives.

I also have a tip. When do you become skeptical of your own skepticism?

I like how this is what most people do , and yet I/We didn't know that it's critical thinking 😂

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As per Sanatana Dharma below are considered as valid proofs

This is direct perception arising out of sense objects.

Not directly through the senses but through an understanding of interrelations etc. For example , if Smoke is arising , fire is assumed to be its cause

Knowledge that is obtained through analogy.

Vedic knowledge which is received directly from the Universal consciousness by the Rishis

I'm a huge advocate of the idea of not taking people's word for things

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The problem today is, information is getting expensive. Software companies even wrote an algorithm to filter out the truth.