Course Introduction
Module One: Foundations Of Critical Thinking
- The Importance Of Critical Thinking
- The Characteristics Of A Critical Thinker
- Common Barriers To Effective Thinking
- Module One – Important Takeaways
- Module One – Exercises
- Exercise 1: Identifying Critical Thinking
- Exercise 2: Self-Reflection On Critical Thinking Traits
- Exercise 3: Overcoming Barriers To Critical Thinking
Module Two: The Basics Of Logic And Arguments
- What Is Logic?
- Types Of Logic
- Building A Solid Logical Argument
- Your Argument Flows Logically From Premises To The Conclusion
- Evaluating The Strengths Of Others’ Arguments
- Module Two – Important Takeaways
- Module Two – Exercises
- Exercise 1: Constructing Arguments
- Exercise 2: Evaluating Logical Consistency
- Exercise 3: Spotting Logical Errors
Module Three: An Introduction To Logical Fallacies
- What Are Logical Fallacies?
- Identifying Logical Fallacies In Arguments And Debates
- Challenging Logical Fallacies In Your Biases And Beliefs
- The 10 Most Common Logical Fallacies
- Module Three – Important Takeaways
- Module Three – Exercises
- Exercise 1: Fallacy Identification
- Exercise 2: Fallacy Correction
- Exercise 3: Real-World Fallacy Detection
Module Four: Applying Critical Thinking In Everyday Life
- Using Critical Thinking At Work For Problem-Solving And Innovation
- Applying Critical Thinking In Your Personal Life
- Tips For Fostering A Lifelong Habit Of Critical Thinking
- Module Four – Important Takeaways
- Day Four – Exercises
- Exercise 1: Decision-Making Analysis
- Exercise 2: Problem-Solving Workshop
- Exercise 3: Critical Thinking In Conversations
Final Remarks
