CRITICAL THINKING IN WRITING
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Critical thinking, analysis, analysis, and evaluation, argument, logic, evaluation, variables, independent thinking, and opinion, written,Abstract
This article illuminates the essence of critical thinking, its basic principles and methods of application. Critical thinking is the ability to in-depth information in-depth analysis, drawing logical conclusions and expressing evidence. The critical approach in written work will allow the author of comprehensive analysis of the theme, comparison of evidence and expressing reasonable views. The article discusses the main aspects of critical thinking - independent analysis, carefully inspecting evidence, comparing the argument, and the ability to draw opposite views. There are also methods that help develop critical thinking in written talks, including methods of asking, logical analysis, argumentation and creative thinking.
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