The Good Thinker’s Tool Kit WRAITEC

The Good Thinker’s Tool Kit outlines a structured approach for philosophical thinking, providing question stems and claim starters for analyzing clarity, reasons, assumptions, inferences, truth, examples, and counter-examples.

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There are some mantra-like questions it can be helpful to ask as you’re thinking through things. Some examples:But what exactly is X? What is it? (h/t Laura Deming’s post)Why must X be true? Why does this have to be the case? What is the single, fundamental reason?Do I really believe that this is true, deep down? Would I bet a large amount of money... See more

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3 brilliant critical thinking tools used by Daniel Dennett

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It outlines five key habits of intelligent thinkers, emphasizing the importance of evidence, diverse perspectives, recognizing connections, imagining alternatives, and evaluating significance in problem-solving and decision-making processes.

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There are five kinds of questions for finding your way in complex challenge spaces: opening, navigating, examining, experimental, and closing questions.

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Critical Thinking: A Beginner's Guide (Beginner's Guides)

Sharon M. Kaye

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