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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving

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Think clearly, solve problems.

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving
 

Froggy Jumps

Critical Thinking & Problem SolvingOnline version

Think clearly, solve problems.

by Amina Salah
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Which step asks if my thinking is biased?

2

What is the first question in critical thinking?

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What should you do after defining the problem?

4

Which step involves generating and testing ideas?

5

Which action helps ensure you consider all angles?

6

What is the purpose of learning and iterating?

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Which phrase emphasizes confirming you truly understand the issue?

8

What should you do to the root of the problem?

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When should you define the problem?

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Which mindset is crucial for critical thinking?

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