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WHAT IS THINKING?

Thinking begins with-
A question
A need
A problem

Good thinking uses the skills of-
Analysis
Association
Classification
Comprehension
Comparison
Deduction
Evaluation
Flexibility
Fluency
Forecasting
Generalizing
Hypothesizing
Interpretation
Observation
Planning
Predicting
Questioning
Sequencing
Synthesizing
Theorizing AND MORE!

Good thinking results in-
New skills, concepts, decisions, actions,
discoveries, ideas, or methods; new
questions or needs.

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Shabbar Suterwala said…
Nice cool blog. wish you all the best.
April 8, 2009 at 8:22 AM
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