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8 Elements of Critical Thinking Standards of Critical Thinking • Clearness -easy understood and free from the likelihood of misunderstanding • Accuracy -thinking and words are accurate • Importance, Relevance -Directly relevant to addressing the problem at hand • Sufficiency -taken into account all necessary factors • Depth and Breadth -look below the surface of the question or issue to accomplish your purpose -recognize the need to look at other aspects • Precision -specific and detailed
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8 Elements of Critical Thinking
Standards of Critical Thinking• Clearness-easy understood and free from the likelihood of misunderstanding• Accuracy-thinking and words are accurate• Importance, Relevance-Directly relevant to addressing the problem at hand• Sufficiency-taken into account all necessary factors• Depth and Breadth-look below the surface of the question or issue to accomplish your purpose-recognize the need to look at other aspects• Precision-specific and detailed
Distinguish between value chain & supply chain
Presentation • Comment on the author’s purpose/ point of view(news item recently /article)
• Recognize assumptions-How credible is this news piece?(credible report source)-The reporter’s background-Repost statistics
• Evaluate arguments (standards of critical thinking)-accuracy , clearness, importance and relevance, precision, width and depth, sufficiency
• Get conclusion-evaluation using the 6 standards
Criteria:Overall structureIntroduction, critique, conclusion
Topic selectionRelevant, topical business news
Critical analysis
Professional delivery
Stakeholder analysis
Introduction-context : briefly describe M’s operations-Define “stakeholder”-Specify stakeholdersBody-discuss key concerns/needs-indentify conflicts between stakeholdersConclusion
