Critical Thinking
Creative Thinking
Creative & Critical Thinking
Creative Thinking cont...
Critical Thinking cont
Critical thinking is the ability to interpret, evaluate, and analyze facts and information that are available, to form a judgment or decide if something is right or wrong. More than just being curious about the world around you, critical thinkers make connections between logical ideas to see the bigger picture. Building your critical thinking skills means being able to advocate your ideas and opinions.
What is critical thinking.....
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What is creative thinking.....
Creative thinking is all about developing innovative solutions to problems. Creative thinkers brainstorm not only a large number of ideas but also think outside of the box.
How do you think you can ensure that creativity leads to high-quality learning or products?
What does creativity look like in your classroom? Students using their imagination, learning through trial and error, and thinking critically to solve problems. It can also involve students developing their own ideas and theories, and practicing skills like setting goals, sharing knowledge, and building relationships.
Set up learning activities that allow students to explore their creativity in relevant, interesting, and worthwhile ways. Value creativity and celebrate and reward it. Remove constraints for creativity and give the students space and a framework in which they can be creative.
How can you think you can ensure high-quality critical thinking?
What does critical thinking look like in your classroom?
Critical thinking in the classroom involves students analyzing, questioning, and examining information to develop informed opinions. It can also include brainstorming, testing, and rejecting ideas. Critical thinking is a form of metacognition, or thinking about thinking.
- Identify the problem or question.
- Gather relevant information.
- Analyze and evaluate data.
- Consider alternative points of view.
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- Develop and communication solutions.
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Transcript
Critical Thinking
Creative Thinking
Creative & Critical Thinking
Creative Thinking cont...
Critical Thinking cont
Critical thinking is the ability to interpret, evaluate, and analyze facts and information that are available, to form a judgment or decide if something is right or wrong. More than just being curious about the world around you, critical thinkers make connections between logical ideas to see the bigger picture. Building your critical thinking skills means being able to advocate your ideas and opinions.
What is critical thinking.....
An awesome presentation...
What is creative thinking.....
Creative thinking is all about developing innovative solutions to problems. Creative thinkers brainstorm not only a large number of ideas but also think outside of the box.
How do you think you can ensure that creativity leads to high-quality learning or products?
What does creativity look like in your classroom? Students using their imagination, learning through trial and error, and thinking critically to solve problems. It can also involve students developing their own ideas and theories, and practicing skills like setting goals, sharing knowledge, and building relationships.
Set up learning activities that allow students to explore their creativity in relevant, interesting, and worthwhile ways. Value creativity and celebrate and reward it. Remove constraints for creativity and give the students space and a framework in which they can be creative.
How can you think you can ensure high-quality critical thinking?
What does critical thinking look like in your classroom?
Critical thinking in the classroom involves students analyzing, questioning, and examining information to develop informed opinions. It can also include brainstorming, testing, and rejecting ideas. Critical thinking is a form of metacognition, or thinking about thinking.