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What is critical thinking?

To get the most out of university, developing your critical thinking skills is essential .

Please share your understanding of critical thinking and any examples from prior study, life or work experience.

Everyone has their own view of what critical thinking means and why it is important. Our ideas are often shaped by previous experiences and the subjects that we are studying and researching.

How did the ideas presented in this video compare with your understanding of critical thinking?

Share your own discoveries, developments or events from your lifetime or personal experience that are important to you. Would these have happened without critical thinkers?

What do you think about this model?

Are you aware of any other models or approaches?

Critical thinking does not mean just having a negative viewpoint or always disagreeing. Thinking critically at university helps you to:

raise relevant questions about what you read and hear rather than just accepting things as indisputable fact

interpret and make connections between different sources of information and evaluate its significance to your assessments

examine evidence and arguments and come to your own conclusions

construct your own evidence-based arguments

apply what you are learning to different contexts

evaluate different potential solutions to problems

raise your own research questions later in your degree.

As a critically thinking student you will:

develop a deeper understanding of your subjects

overcome information overload and evaluate sources

engage actively and confidently in classes and assessments

become an independent learner

be reflective and self-aware of your learning process and personal development.

Critical thinking is not only valued in academic and professional settings but is also a lifelong skill. Critical thinking helps us to reach informed decisions, and identify and address global problems. Who knows, you could be the next person to make a…