When engineers have access to campus makerspaces, they can be more creative, more inspired, and more comfortable with failure. Can these spaces be more inclusive, too?
Critical thinking is the art of filtering through information to reach an unbiased, logical decision that guides better thought and action. It can be learned through powerful techniques listed in this article. Before you read further, it is important for you to know that critical thinking is a state of mind, not a tool or strategy. If you are bogged down in the trivial day to day matters of your professional and personal life, learning how to think critically can help you rise above these issues and focus your energies where they are needed – to solve problems and accomplish objectives. It stands to reason that the better the learning techniques, the better critical thinking and reasoning will be. My experience in helping people grow means I know exactly what is needed to learn critical thinking (hint: it’s not just pondering over the problem).
