Thursday, 5 March 2015

Extra Critical Thinking my 20 words paragraph

1- I
2- to
3- study
4- my
5- want
6- near
7- sometimes
8- love
9- go
10- college
11- the
12- me
13- mall
14- help
15- can
16- in
17- of
18- you
19-car
20- repair



1-I want to go my college.

2-Can you help me in the repair of my car.

3-Sometimes I want to go the mall.

4-My college near the mall.

5-I want to love study sometimes.

Friday, 27 February 2015

Exercise #2

CASE STUDY – Critical Thinking ORRIN BROWN





1-because it was the mothers mistake to give her son a car and he is a new driver and it was too late.


2-  Because police had a reason to follow him before he made any accidents or trouble also because he was risking other drivers life with his bad driving and too fast.


3-because the large number of accident with this kind of cars while negotiating a sharp curve, the manufacturer has a responsibility.


Therefore, I recommend to the mother and the manufacturer that they are guilty and that the police are not guilty because they are doing their job for any suspicion of danger you see happening in the street.

Thursday, 19 February 2015

Discussion Question #1

1.The Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLyUHbexz04"

There are many definitions of critical thinking, Including Critical thinking we have easy access to the minds and thoughts of others also the art of analysis and assessment of thinking the aim of improving.


2. The Link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-85-j7Nr9i4


There are critical thinking skills can help identify such arguments and analysis, evaluation and reason about arguments .There are more and more people are exposed to the principles of critical thinking, because the power to be able to at least identify when statements, views and actions are not completely rational.

3.What is the difference between "critical thinking" and "creative thinking"?

Creative Thinking is going beyond the limitations and being original and fresh in one’s ideas. Critical Thinking, on the other hand, is more evaluative in nature and analyses a particular thing. Hence, one can conclude that while Creative thinking is generative in purpose, Critical Thinking is analytical in purpose.