Notes: - Critical Think is all about thinking outside of subjectivity and questioning what you read to arrive at a conclusion. It's a constant question of why and not accepting anything as a given. - Be critical of ideas, not people.

@DrReginaldFinleySr

Жыл бұрын

More importantly, it's a higher-order process that should constantly be running, assessing the validity of the purported evidence, checking one's own biases, and applying reasonable skepticism when claims trigger us emotionally.

@dianahill5116

Жыл бұрын

Be critical of both people and ideas. ____ Motive, means and opportunity.... ____ There are narcissistic people. There are sociopaths. There are spies. There are stalkers. There are pathological liars. ETC.....

@LandmarkBaptists

Жыл бұрын

Excellent reply, thanks.

@firojansarihusk4157

10 ай бұрын

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@firojansarihusk4157

10 ай бұрын

V v v v. V BBC cord xử a, dzs

critical thinking is the essence of defining characteristic,to recognize and identify, to understanding problem solving,to formulating and evaluating opinions based on facts and evidence..

said it before and i will say it again,,,, humanity needs to stop chasing answers and start learning how to ask the correct question... i have just learnt that is was also a strategy of Socrates. We have a tendency to feel confident with an answer that explains things rather than to realise many answers are possible but only one is correct...

@michaelodom7023

Жыл бұрын

well said

@SirMillz

Жыл бұрын

But, why?

@a-k9161

6 ай бұрын

If you're talking about something subjective and you're asking questions there is no correct answer there is no good question

@a7medibrahim734

4 ай бұрын

How to develop that?

@a-k9161

4 ай бұрын

You will never know the correct answer to anything because there isn't one

Well, I appreciate seeing gems like these being put on youtube

Critical thinking is not as simple as many of us think it is. It is a logical thinking pattern where everything has to go through a why, how, filters. Nothing is aquaiced or blindly accepted with out thinking outside the box. The biggest enemy to critical thinking is conformity and as such

@markspeeps

4 жыл бұрын

My Critical Thinking class changed my life. I am so grateful I took the class. Critical Thinking is not taught in America because the UBER Class love ignorant people.

@theory816

4 жыл бұрын

critical thinking is not logical thinking. Logic can fail because it doesn't rely on facts.

@C0WABUNGAITIS

2 жыл бұрын

@@markspeeps Do you know if or where I could find something online like the class you took?

@marvelouss719

2 жыл бұрын

Did you mean acquiesce?

@lakerenciaindocil

2 жыл бұрын

@@markspeeps Hi, could you tell me what is the UBER class ? Thanks (I'm not American)

Counter arguments and supporting evidence - point, explain in reasoning and example - PEE. You have to read a lot to understand the thinking from last to present. Freewill…..being a democracy is huge. I teach overseas students and they learn this here……which they love

@advisorymentoring1764

2 жыл бұрын

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Thank you so much for posting this.

@hamzagondal9193

3 жыл бұрын

would you kindly explain this me in urdu. if you know urdu

@sarahha6523

3 жыл бұрын

@@hamzagondal9193 no

What a great lecture and examination on critical thinking. Thank you so much for posting this! 😎

Love love LOOOOVE this! Thank you so much ❤️

Very helpful thanks a lot for sharing it 💚

Very insightful lecture. Thank you

A very good one, thank you for it.

Omg! This is awesome! I can apply this to my students and myself

Very helpful thanks a lot for posting it !

Lots of useful information. Thank you.

@richardcarabine6925

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you found it helpful, mojo phe

Thanks a lot, it is very insightful

It’s the art of dialectic questionning: argument versus counter-argument, with a skeptical mindset. Always wondering about other possible viewpoints. To come to a well thought-through conclusion.

@emilycarter8922

2 жыл бұрын

You might want to check this out kzread.info/dash/bejne/lq6tj8OvXbW-m7g.html

How the academics defined critical thinking is useful, but not useful enough. It's not enough to simply ask why. Many students ask why, especially during their early education years. But they are not necessarily thinking critically. There may be elements of it. It's more useful to think of critical thinking as the questioning of claims. "Is it really true? How do we know? Where is the evidence that supports it? Is this evidence reliable? Is it outdated?" etc. As can be seen, there very little why, yet these are the types of questions most don't engage in. Intuitively we may recognize these questions as part of critical thinking but they still need to be formalized. All critical thinking includes the "Why" but it is not all of or most of it.

Wonderful Study Skills Workshop. I loved the details and all of your handouts are helpful. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you.

Great introduction to the subject Thankyou

wooow such an amazing lecture . Thank you Sir.

Thabk you very much: I have learned and remembered at lot here in Pretoria South Africa at thr age of... 73. I sincerely hope your students will take your wise words to heart and activly apply your advice through out their life... unlike me.

@amandadewet4022

2 жыл бұрын

Where has communism ever worked? Without censorship of thought and the death of masses of people. Do your own research on communism, socialism leads there. Not a nasty person me, arrive at your own opinion after study if history...

@amandadewet4022

2 жыл бұрын

Evaluate your own views impartially and skeptically. Look for evidence to support it, ideas have consequences. Check countries that have tried communism. Good ideas do not always work.. Does the evidence back up the conclusions..

Thank you very much for this lecture. I found it very helpful...)

I think not all of us can ask those questions as student maybe later on but for now my head thinks all lectures are always right

@richardcarabine6925

3 жыл бұрын

No, lecturers are people like you and me and all people can be biased, make mistakes and misunderstand data and situations. You must not accept what lecturers write and say on face value. You must question their assumptions and conclusions and carefully examine the evidence they use to support their claims.

Very insightful

My goodness me, well disected. for years I have struggled with question what is critical thinking? I wish to be in class. But I will continue listening to your subjects. Thank you.

God bless you and thank you

Superb, edifying with a limpid elucidation of critical thinking. And it's tenets to aid intellection of it's application. With regards to economics known for being dismal one of the social sciences those models are all tried and tested . With Governments and firms predicating their strategies and policy decisions in markets that operate via demand and supply mechanism. Both are able to set up legal frameworks, industrial policies and business strategies repectively for efficient resource allocation and profit maximisation.

Critical thinking is to examine ideas, evaluating them against what you already know and making decision about their merit

@Artpsychee

5 ай бұрын

Critical thinking is critical thinking. Use dictionary 😊 stop imaginaing what you wish critical thinking could be to fit your mind

@darioinsi9370

5 ай бұрын

Dictionary is a way from where to where ?

EXCELLENT, thank you 🙃

Really good lecture…..I taught and teach critical thinking from age 9 upwards. Young people want me to tell them what to write and think as it is less work for grey matter. But ….

I find it very helpful really.

Logic and Critical Thinking - valid!

I have carefully listened to your video on my night and learnt so much. I'm transfer your mind map or plans for the critical thinking. It falls in to my Reflective essays in a way, I'm going to use it in my desertation and critical care essay. Thankyou so so much. The common lecture feed has been on my essay. I thought my lecturer was copying and pasting from here 😂😂😂😂. I have genuinely learnt alot

@violakabigabwa9240

3 жыл бұрын

It's also hard when I come to doing my self. I'm also a slow reader and that slows me bad so much.

@richardcarabine6925

3 жыл бұрын

@@violakabigabwa9240 I am pleased you found the video useful. Better to read carefully and slowly than to rush your reading and misundersatnd key concepts.

@themovingdance2744

2 жыл бұрын

Elon Musk said use the analysis from Physics to develop critical thinking

Thank you for covering the hierarchy of thinking pyramid. Critical thinking doesn't seem to be commonly used when religious organizations lay out their core values / bedrock beliefs / primary essentials of their group think. It's so easy for a pastor to give his spiel on what their church is to be united on...and yet back up such beliefs with claims that are full of logic fallacies...like saying "Christian life can't be lived outside the community of the church...that it's not an individual endeavor." My gut tells me otherwise (just consider the missionaries) and I had to reply back that I wasn't interested in participating in a group that has so many logic fallacies and that I didn't want to disturb their peace by attending and being critical. I don't want the job of being their analytical guru...opposing what the pastor and the church's "Presbyterian authority says. I can live without all that awkwardness. There are so many theological stances that various churches take...such as cessationist theology...claiming that they believe (without offering up any proof) God ceased to reveal himself to mankind after the Bible canon was completed...and I have personal experience to prove otherwise. Religion can be really nutty !!

@webstercat

2 жыл бұрын

Not about religion but relation with Yeshua. The Bible warns of false teachers, “within the church”. Bad actors in religion don’t represent Yeshua.

Definitions are certainly helpful to pass the theoretical exam not the practicals. If you focus on examples from day to day life in story telling mode and that will help.

@dianahill5116

Жыл бұрын

The definition of a "miracle".....Something that brings a smile. Nothing more.

This was college prep level teaching when I was a highschool student - logic, critical thinking, rhetoric was 11th 12th grade. Thank You Jesuits for not dumbing us down and rejecting Common Core

One of the good part 22:15

Thank you🙏 I will be watching this in full later. All saved.

How we connect so that the paragraphs are flowing

I love it.

Make it mandatory for all the BBC and DW and AFC reporters to attend this lectures before letting them loose onto the world

@schmetterling4477

2 жыл бұрын

That would change nothing about their reporting, though, so what's your point? That you don't like facts? Boohoo. Cry me a river.

@neinty-neinmonika2861

2 жыл бұрын

If you applied critical thinking here, you would realize that the reason they report that way has nothing to do with the critical thinking skills of the reporter, but rather it's the tried and true method to generate interest for their programs. That and if they reported it any other way then they would get fired.

@schmetterling4477

2 жыл бұрын

@@neinty-neinmonika2861 So you are saying that your way of reporting (aka confabulation) is better?

@webstercat

2 жыл бұрын

They are not interested in truth only deception

Is there a tapescript? I would really appreciate.

you are brilliant good Sir

Thanks

I loved this video even though I was a little disappointed to here his parse, what amounts to, data cherry picking, in the choice of examples @ 1:35:00

it's really interesting

ANALYSTICAL SKILLS: To figure out the actual situation in America, it helps analysing what happened in Germany that gave full power to Fascism. The comparisons we then make must indicate many common factors with what the US rulers do at the moment. The main difference is the stronger use of violence under Hitler. What we are witnessing is the tip of the iceberg: this is why I have shared with all US Universities and quite a few influential organisations around the world what happened to my US wife and myself. A lot was done on the Internet but when I was blocked I sent just under 2,000 letters by mail from within America and from Australia. There a good reason for that beyond trying to find a solution which is to inform a maximum of people about what goes on outside public knowledge. This can be useful for those investigating our times in the present or in the future.

Can we say it is breaking the prejudices/biasing?

I am glad that dio uour class

Thank you

6:25 good to see Emma Stone making an appearance

Where is workshop 4?

Critical thinking at its best though. But, what do we make of impactful researches willing to be stakeholders compliant against all odds.

"If your students are stupid they aren't going to challenge you..." - JP Makes me wish this guy was my earthly father, who knows what might have been accomplished.

The more you know, the more you realize just how much uncertainty exists in the universe and the less sure you are about anything you haven’t thought through yourself.

I wish lecturers would practice what they preach

Who is the person speaking?🌻🧑🏻‍🦼

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‘question everything’

@cal2522

4 жыл бұрын

Why

@lessandra602

4 жыл бұрын

c a l you tell me, why?

@atomic72

2 жыл бұрын

@@cal2522 because it will help you know and analyse the truths and see the strengths and weaknesses

@hashimmohammed1794

2 жыл бұрын

@@atomic72 Lessandra said to “question everything”, and since her statement is a ‘thing’, Cal questioned the statement as well.

@atomic72

2 жыл бұрын

@@hashimmohammed1794 I don't think he means questions everything including simple facts, he probably means question your beliefs, agruments etc

Critical thinking... pursuing the truth...

Some comments are brilliant

Humaray yiha ase lecture ku nahi hotay😔

@32:00 what other people say about Brexit is irrelevant to the critical thought. It is good place to source "ready mix recipes", but who they are and why is "ad hominem", not a piece to the argument itself.

A agree

What is brexit?

@billmurray34

2 жыл бұрын

Citizens of Britain voted to leave the European Union, who controls European countries economics with open border policies in 2016. So far, their vote has been ignored.

@snoringdragon1980

2 жыл бұрын

@@billmurray34 You mean the British citizen can’t get out of European Union? Are they separate already?

@billmurray34

2 жыл бұрын

Nope. They are still part of the EU.

@snoringdragon1980

2 жыл бұрын

@@billmurray34 so that means majority of British reject to get out from EU?

@billmurray34

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. Here's a link of the voting results. www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/eu_referendum/results

momma says i can only ever eat with the big wooden spoon, fer i kept chippin' teeth and chokin' on the little metal fellers.

Critical Thinking Skills for Dummies By: Martin Cohen

@VaughanMcCue

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks :) Free PDF brilliantelope. < Could have been one of Rudyard Kipling's Just So stories ...

Notes potha pbbperera notes

@7:00 omg. No wonder critical thinking is so poorly down. - the teachers and experts don't know what it us!!! _critical_ thought is a _formulised_ methodology for laying examination of an assertion, so that the critical elements can be fully and with completeness, examined. Where "critical" is same in meaning as "critical" in "critical path analysis"; ie which are the essential elements absolutely required for the result and that can be laid out and measured, which are associated; and which are merely connected or even not connected.

It’s trolling 101

Asked myself "Why" am I watching this and quit @5:10

34:37

@47:20 economists are ridiculous. It is simply a mathematically complex event. Economists fail because they have been taught to start from false initial premises eg rational consumer.

@sandilesiyaya2732

2 жыл бұрын

You appear very well informed, I enjoy reading your comments as you critically analyze this presentation 🙏🙏

20:45 says "we are evaluating it, we're weighing it up and then we are arriving "our own individual judgement", which is impartial and objective". Hang on a minute: If something is an "individual judgement", which is by definition "subjective", so how come the very same thing can also be "objective"? Here is a "critical" analysis, or a lesson for you: In fact, the academic community does not want you to come up with your own individual judgement, never. Do this, you will fail, guaranteed. Academic system wants you to come up with their own institutionalised expectation, they want appreciation, they want justification for their methods. This judgement or "result" happens to be called "critical" ironically. But don't believe in them: If you want to get great marks, forget about finding the correct way or discovering the knowledge, just learn what they really want when they say "critical analysis", learn their lingo, absorb their jargon, otherwise they will punish you. One example: Imagine you have spotted a mistake in numbers, or statistics. The result of this mistake is not spotted by a great number of scholars and they produced tons of papers relying upon this wrong number or wrong statistics. You pointed out this mistake and in your own understanding you did a great job by noticing this misinformation. They cannot debate your findings, because undoubtedly what you found is out there. They cannot find mistake with what you pointed out. Guess what, they will not celebrate your findings, on the contrary, they will punish you for spotting it since lot's of papers were produced and these people kept praising, which is actually "cross referencing" in academic language, each other for some time. They will find some presentation mistakes, punctuation or something else. All in all, listen to this video with a pinch of scepticism...

@ryrez4478

4 жыл бұрын

Do you have any examples of this happening?

@richardcarabine6925

4 жыл бұрын

@Albert Pyke Thanks Albert. That's nice to receive your message. No, I don't have a channel unfortunately but there are other videos available from my presentations at Birkbeck. All the best

@richardcarabine6925

4 жыл бұрын

@@ryrez4478 Examples of what happening?

@richardcarabine6925

4 жыл бұрын

I don't understand your question Ry Rez. Could you explain what it is you want an example of?

@webstercat

2 жыл бұрын

Secret Societies have been practicing this dark art for hundreds of years…

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@25:00 "what do the experts say?" This is a very very bad habit to form, as human beain leads itself to herd mentality which leads to fallacy of appeal to authority. Expertise needs to be critally re-examined, and temptation is to lose or forget this when dealing with'experts'; sure probably is that for a time we can get away with it. But trust someone and you're trusting everyone they trusted.

@parentalonenomore9236

2 жыл бұрын

Someone is always saying listening to the experts. Unfortuantly some of them are following an "agenda" or a way that seems right to man.

@temptempy1360

2 жыл бұрын

@@parentalonenomore9236 also many experts rely on other experts reports (second/third hand sources, and reject information out of hand that other reject or that doesn't fit into the defined narrative - then since they are experts in a recognised field, and their report reflects the same things the others found, it creates an echo chamber effect - that only repeats what the experts are reporting, not the underlying principles.

@webstercat

2 жыл бұрын

Want to hide something. Create experts on the matter understanding that the nature of people is to blindly follow & not question…

What happens when all the gatekeepers are paid off? 🤔

God! So much hay to hay through to find needles of learning. The lecture could have been 7: minutes - clear, cogent and easier to learn from. Good otherwise. Thanks

Indiscriminately Analyzing an idea

Common senses most of time are unreliable.

DID I HEAR “TRUTH” MENTIONED ONCE IN THIS VIDEO?

I am there's

10 questions tp you yo to ask

Cridical England accent does not make you smarter. U all said nothing

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Watching this in a world where we're not allowed to question a vaccine seems weird.

@sofuskjeka3852

2 жыл бұрын

Have you questioned the reason for paranoia on that subject? Unfounded paranoia wont receive any satisfatory answers. Also, perhaps there are macro-perspective questions that have been answered there already, benfit of the many as ex.

@webstercat

2 жыл бұрын

Not possible to know truth about vaccine

@adropofgoldensun27

2 жыл бұрын

Ironic how some people question a scientifically researched vaccine but rush to take horse paste, cleaning products or an unrelated medicine as substitutes for a vaccine. "Intellectual Integrity" requires us to commit to analyzing and evaluating our opinions on the basis of reason and evidence, with humility and empathy. The discipline of striving to be thorough and honest to learn the truth, a driving desire to follow reasons and evidence courageously wherever they may lead.

@tictoc5443

Жыл бұрын

Maybe its that we lack the scientific evidence and understanding to judge

@slobodanreka1088

Жыл бұрын

@@tictoc5443 You mean like Dr Robert Malone, pioneer of mRNA technology?

um, um, um

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Sounds like he is training the police

@dianahill5116

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps, future lawyers.

So boring! This could b fun!

@coimbralaw

Жыл бұрын

Your mom’s a lot of fun😂

@dianahill5116

Жыл бұрын

@@coimbralaw Cringe.

For the physical world I would generally say yes... But with matters of faith we need to look at things with spiritual eyes of faith and Gods blessings...

@schmetterling4477

2 жыл бұрын

Which god? We invented so many of them.

@abstract3213

2 жыл бұрын

..and also, what god is? How can we even define something we do not see, know or experienced

@atomic72

2 жыл бұрын

What is the definition of god?

NEVER try critical thinking with the Religious Sheep, even though their Religious Wolves are critical thinkers!!!!!!!

Common sense is not a common thing.

How did we get to a world...how did we get to a state in education...where you are taught NOT to question????? IMHO today's educators are scared to death to allow students to be skeptical. And that goes for almost all political groups today.

Gosh, this is mundane and boring and I have not made it past “what is critical thinking?” If it is not obvious to the audience that it the unbiased search for the “truth” and if not definitive, to where the weight of evidence indicates, the attendees are likely unsuitable for such a venture.

Sometimes I feel as if You Tube is the great Library of Trantor. 🎃

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