Introduction

Welcome to Critical Thinking: The Process Level 2.

As noted in the previous level, critical thinking is a key skill that will enable you to think creatively and solve challenging problems at work, evaluate and appraise source material and develop your own academic argument in your written assignments and classroom debates. Building on the introduction to critical thinking, these tutorials aim to develop your skills further by exploring areas where critical thinking is fundamental to your academic success.

 

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Critical Thinking Tutorials

Note: Inductive vs. Deductive Reasoning and How to Strengthen Your Critical Thinking Skills tutorials do not have a badged assessment.

How to Strengthen Your Critical Thinking Skills

Critical thinking is not intuitive. Rather, it is a skill cultivated with effort and practice. This tutorial will help you develop your critical thinking skills.

Critical Reading

In this tutorial, you'll explore how to read critically, a skill essential for academic success and professional growth.

How to Ask Better Questions for Critical Thinking

In this tutorial, you'll learn ho to ask better questions that solicit useful information. 

How to Identify Reliable Information

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to identify and use reliable information sources.

Cognitive Bias

In this tutorial you'll explore common cognitive biases, along with tips to detect and combat them.

How to Identify Satire and Fake News

In this tutorial, you’ll learn what satire is and how it differs from “fake news.”

Critical Eye: Your Guide to Analysing and Appraising Sources

In this tutorial, you'll explore key concepts and practical strategies for engaging with your reading materials effectively.

Distinguishing Between Fact From Fiction

In this tutorial, you’ll learn the difference between fact and opinion and get clues to recognise them in context.

Inductive vs. Deductive Reasoning

In this tutorial, you’ll learn what inductive and deductive reasoning are and how they differ. 

 

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