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Prepare: In addition to using the readings and scenarios of this course, take a close
look at the web pages associated with the Foundation for Critical Thinking (
www.criticalthinking.org) website. Reflect: Search within the website for the pages associated with the options below,
and Reflect how each can help you to live a better life. Develop the ideas in the page
into a plan for implementing it into your life more. Write: Choose one of the topics below from the Critical Thinking Com munity
website and address the prompts in that topic: 1. Purpose. Point of View, and Decisions Outline a problem that you currently face or have faced recently. Define the assum ptions that you have about this issue. Explain your point of view, and outline
the information that you have analyzed in relation to this problem. Finally, explain
the implications that have arisen or will arise when you respond to this problem. How can critical thinking help you to address this problem in a healthier
and more intelligent manner? (Here is a good example of such an approach: Steven
Brookfiend on Critical Thinking [link to video: http://vimeo.com/65688214Links to an external site. D. 2. Valuable Intellectual Traits Of the valuable intellectual traits listed in the online readings from this week, identify
three of them that you can further strengthen. Explain the traits, and then describe
how you will attem pt to implement actions in your life that will maximize those
intellectual virtues. How can each of them make your life better? Will you be more
likely to find truth by developing them? 3. Open-Minded Inquiry Using the online reading "Open—minded Inquiry," identify what you consider to be
the three most important attributes that one must have as he or she approaches
problems. Explain why you think these attributes are the three most im portant, and
describe examples from your own life, or from the lives of those you know, in which
people failed to display those attributes. How will learning this virtue im prove your
life and relationships with others? Will it help you to find more truth?
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