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    public speaking such as thinking through the process of planning, presenting, and evaluating effectively. “Gathering effective supporting materials is part of the canon the ancient Romans called invention” (Jaffe p110). Selecting the best information requires critical thinking skills as well as the typically requirement of finding 5 to 7 sources (Jaffe p110). Critical thinking is crucial to the process of planning, presenting, and evaluating effective speeches. Critical thinking is simply…

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    somewhere that thinking about thinking is a sign of higher intelligence. But just thinking alone never gets done these days, much less thinking about thinking. Of course, we think about what we are going to wear to that special event, we think about all the work that we need to get done before tomorrow, we think about that really cool gadget that we saw at the store yesterday, and my personal favorite, we think about what we are going to eat later today. But is this the kind of thinking that is…

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    Paul, Richard W., and A. J. A. Binker. Critical thinking: What Every Person Needs To Survive In A Rapidly Changing World. Center for Critical Thinking and Moral Critique, Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, CA 94928, 1990. Over the years there has been a gradual change in learning skills to include new methods that include visual learning. Critical thinking is defined by the author of this book ‘Critical think¬ing skills involve the processing of in¬formation through analysis, synthesis,…

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    Chapter 10 in Writing and Revising talks about Strategies for arguing. When you make an argument you need to begin with and a thesis. When you draft your argument paper, you will want to make sure that you have enough background information on the issue that you are discussing. It will help the readers understand and appreciate the controversy as well as making sure that the argument that you are making is justified. Your thesis will not only state your position, it will also from the basis of…

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    in my academics and overall life choices. I had not put names on the different ways in which I think, but now that I have them I realize what they are and how much they really are my strengths. First off, I am a futuristic person. I am always thinking about what the future holds for me, my dreams and aspirations. Along with this, I consider what I do and what the effects of it might look like. This is why I chose to come to Colorado State in the first place. I was torn between coming here,…

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    Describe and/or define critical thinking. When making a decision it is necessary to evaluate the issue and determine what the right course of action is. Critical thinking is that determination and evaluation. Stated by Smith and Stitts (2013) “Critical thinking is the mental process of actively and skillfully conceptualizing, applying, analyzing-synthesizing, and evaluating information to reach an answer or conclusion.” (p. 75) In what ways may critical thinking differ from the acquisition…

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    Barriers to Critical Thinking Do you ever contemplate why it is numerous individuals (possibly even yourself) often tend to deviate from employing efficacious critical thinking skills? The answer to this inquiry is quite simplistic in nature. There are, in fact, innumerable sources of deterrents that merely serve to impede one’s ability to think critically, which consist of two, boundless categories. Elaborating, the two categories of critical thinking hindrances include Internal…

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    Critical thinking is the process of evaluating information, and situations that are presented to us. It entails effective communication and problem solving. We interpret this information and as such make an informed decision about the most suitable path to take to result in the best possible outcome. In regards to patient care, we as nurses, evaluate our patients on a daily basis and based on their clinical prognosis the decisions we make are done to provide effective and efficient care to these…

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    Nursing concepts summary for the nursing profession Nursing involves numerous ideas and concepts to the profession. Nurses should recognize the importance of being well versed and rounded in the different concepts such as reflection, ethics, critical thinking, nursing organizations, learning and education. These concepts will allow nurses to provide the best possible care. Nursing can be a stressful and strenuous job. Nurses at times may feel underappreciated because of the amount of patients…

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    Critical thinking (CT) is an essential skill needed by humans in everyday life in order to aid us in making simple daily decisions as well as the most complex ones where one 's fate will be destined as a consequence. However, CT alone will not be as beneficial without expressing and executing your thoughts together with a collaborative and supportive team. Whether if you are working within a group in class or transgress to the future where you will work in a multidisciplinary team in the…

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