What is thinking?
Critical Thinking
Learning to Listen
Learning to Communicate
100

When does thinking happen?

When your mind tries to make sense of what is happening to you and leads you to conclusions and judgments. 

100

In critical thinking what do you use?

careful analysis and your best judgment.

100

What is hearing?

Hearing is continuous, unfocused, and unconscious.

100

What is communication?

Communication is the creation and sending of information, thoughts, and feelings from one person to another.

200

Thinking involves:

What is Reasoning, Deciding, Reflecting, Judging and Remembering?

200

What does critical thinking make sure of?

Critical thinking is making sure you are thinking, reflecting, and reasoning the best you can in any situation.

200

What is listening?

Listening is a focused, conscious, and hearing activity.

200

What is the sender and receiver?

  • The sender is the person who originates and sends a message.

  • The receiver is the person who receives the sender’s message.

300

Name the Eight Parts of thinking in order.

Purpose, Question, Information-,Interpretation/ Influence, Concepts, Assumptions, Implications and consequences,Point of view



300

What are the three basic questions when reading critically?

  1. What does the text say?

  2. What does the text do?

  3. What does the text mean?

300

What are the Four types of listening?

Passive listening, Competitive listening, Active listening, and Reflective listening.

300

Why is feedback important?

It lets you—the sender—know that something happened: You got your message across loud and clear. Or maybe not so loud and clear, and you have to say or send it again.

400

When asking a good question what do you need to find out?

  • What happened?

  • When it happened?

  • Why it happened?

  • Who was involved?

  • How it happened?

400

What are types of questions and explain.

  • Factual questions

  • Preference questions

  • Evaluation or judgement question

400

What are effective listening techniques? (need at least 2)

Clarifying, Restating, paraphrasing, or “mirroring”, Acknowledging, Summarizing, Framing, and Note taking.

400

What is the criteria for short words?

  • Words are short. 

  • Most have only one syllable (in the sentence).

  • No long words are used simply to impress the receiver.

500

What is a dead question and what does it allow?

A dead question is a question that gives you useless information.

Allows the person you’re asking to avoid giving you information

500

What are the standards of Critical thinking?

Clarity, Accuracy, Precision, Relevance, Depth, Breadth,Logic, Significance, and Fairness.

500

What two effective note taking skills?

Don’t try to write down every word, and summarize at the end of class.

500

What are the four steps to improve your communication?

• Focus your message

• Magnify the listener’s attention

• Penetrate barriers

• Listen actively

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