Critical Thinking

Critical thinking is a mode of thinking by an individual for any product or idea that requires complete attention. This method is highly important when working on assignments and research reports. It’s a major part of brainstorming ideas for a particular work.

Being able to think and understand the logical connection between ideas and creating a mind map has been really helpful during my first two years of college. This process also helps my teammates understand my point of view. Critical thinking also includes reasoning, evaluating, problem solving, decision-making, analyzing, critiquing, reflecting and conclusion.

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After spending a year, performing this module, I can say that I have been able to improve my critical thinking skills but providing logical reasoning and ideas for any work. I have been able to write better conclusions and summaries of my projects, and have tried to remain as concise as possible. Earlier, I used to be a very indecisive person but overtime that aspect has been changed and I try to make quicker and impactful decisions.