According to this video, critical thinking is the skill to think and assess information in a more comprehensive way. Learning critical thinking also increases our ability to identify & reject false ideas/ ideology. When you improve this ability, memorizing a solution to a problem isn’t necessary. You can give yourself the tools to create your own effective solutions to a multitude of unfamiliar problems.
The video above is well-organized and easy to understand.
I hope you like it.
Thank you^^ It helps my understanding.
I’m glad to be of help.
Critical thinking could be translated in Japanese as “hihan-teki-shikou,” but “hihan-teki” is sometimes mistook of a negative attitude like trying to find someone’s fault in Japanese. However, “hihan-teki,” in this meaning, is being skeptical to be more sensitized to unfamiliar problems. I mean it’s a positive attitude.
Critical thinking isn’t much prevalent in Japan, unfortunately. I hope everyone get to know this idea correctly.
As the video says, give a man a fish, and he’ll eat for a day. But if you teach him how to fish, he’ll eat forever.
Critical Thinking is like that.
When I first saw the metaphor, I was almost shoutin’ in my mind like, “Thaaaaat’s it!!”