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Critical Thinking: Online Free Courses

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Here are some free courses and videos on training and improving Critical Thinking.

Critical Thinking by Mike Figliuolo on LinkedIn Learning

https://www.linkedin.com/learning/critical-thinking/
    Learning Objectives:

  • Break big problems into small ones
  • Define the problem statement
  • Ask focusing questions
  • Find root causes
  • Demonstrate how to use critical thinking tools
  • Teach others to think critically

    • Critical Thinking & Problem Solving on edX.org

    https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v1:RITx+SKILLS103x+2T2018/course/

    5 tips to improve your critical thinking

    To summarize, go through these 5 tips when it comes to make decision.

    Critical Thinking: Fundamentals of Good Reasoning on edX.org

    The objective of the course - Critical Thinking: Fundamentals of Good Reasoning is to improve the student's ability in the basic skills of critical thinking: how to recognize arguments, how to interpret them, how to evaluate them, and how to construct them.

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