Critical Thinking/Problem Solving

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Critical Thinking/Problem Solving | Origin: EC115

Jason Moss

I had not considered the collaborative aspect of critical thinking. I can see how it applies to the workplace, like convincing leaders to move forward with a direction or decision. This can require walking leaders through the method of reaching a conclusion. Taking a collaborative approach in the classroom can build student confidence by sharing the weight of the task with other students.

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