Critical Thinking
How is Critical Thinking different from Problem Solving?
Critical thinking is simply a way of thinking. It can also be used to make a decision, to analyze a tricky situation.
Mention the 4 communication styles
Aggressive/ Passive/ Passive-aggressive/ Assertive
Explain Plan your day ahead
agenda/ plan/ organization/ order/ sequence
#1 Key to Presenting is:
Confidence
The 3 Training Pillars
Audience/ objectives/ time
The enemies of being self aware
Assumptions / Automatic Thinking
Explain the "pass the salt" voice
"pass the salt" assertive tone of voice sounds
Explain Work in sprints
Focus
take advantage of concentration lapses
What is eye contact for engagement?
Observe all members of the audience
Recall and retention
Told
Told and shown
Told, shown and experienced
Creative Thinking’s Best Friend
Change
How do we interpret messages?
Body language/ Tone of voice/ Words
Explain Develop Productivity Rituals
create new productive rituals
Explain Diaphragmatic breathing
Belly breathing
What type of Learning Objectives there are?
General and specific
What is Critical Thinking?
Critical thinking is a way of thinking in which we deeply analyze facts, consequences, and surroundings
Traits of an Assertive Communicator
Direct and specific- Negotiator- Accountable
Explain Just get started!
Just do it! start without hesitation
Explain Use of Space
1-2-3
What's the Boom taxonomy?.
Cognitive Taxonomy
What kind of questions you should include in the Visual Wheel approach?
•Who and what? •How many? •Where? •When? •How? •Why?
Major pitfalls to being assertive
Fear of saying no
Fear of admitting you don’t know
Fear of standing your ground
Explain Replace old habits
Eliminate old habits
have new productive habits
General structure opening/messaging/ closing
What is the Chunking method?
Divide the main topic in arguments and those in sub-arguments.