CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS
Across
- 3. Assessing the strength and validity of a claim or debate
- 8. Forming opinions without relying heavily on others’ influence
- 12. Understanding how different parts interact within a whole system
- 16. Drawing conclusions supported by reliable facts and data
- 17. Using observation, experimentation, and logic to explain phenomena
- 18. The ability to break complex information into smaller parts for deeper understanding
- 19. Reasoning based on facts, patterns, and clear connections
Down
- 1. Careful examination and evaluation of information or arguments
- 2. Generating new ideas, methods, or approaches
- 4. Judging fairly without personal bias or emotion
- 5. The process of carefully examining one’s own experiences and actions
- 6. The mental ability to adapt thinking to new situations or perspectives
- 7. Finding innovative and original solutions to difficult situations
- 9. Applying logic and knowledge to real-life situations
- 10. Reaching conclusions using clues and prior knowledge
- 11. Long-term planning and anticipating future outcomes
- 13. The ability to choose the best option among alternatives
- 14. Awareness and understanding of one’s own thinking processes
- 15. Making sensible decisions based on logic and evidence
- 16. Making judgments based on moral values and principles