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In addition to these characteristics, nursing also involves critical thinking. "Critical thinking is the active, organized, cognitive process used to carefully examine one's thinking and the thinking of others. It involves the use of the mind in forming conclusions, making decisions, drawing inferences, and reflecting" (Perry,

In order to master critical thinking, the ability to question information and solve problems must be present. The crucial steps that lead to successful decision-making is not based solely on our skills and abilities, but on the strategies that help us get there. All these steps combined allow us to make solid and intelligent decisions. Research on understanding how the mind works is a continuing project at best, but the progress we have made is substantial in the areas of understanding problem-solving and decision-making.

Creative thinking and critical thinking are good skills to have, and those that you can carry with you forever. For example, problem solving skills help you come up with creative and innovative ways to solve problems. This skill is going to be useful your whole life, whether you break your mom’s favorite vase and need to fix it to if you have limited food in your fridge and need to figure out what to make. Another skill you can gain is creative thinking. This helps you come up with new ways to do things. In contrast, people have stated that you can gain these skills in other ways. In my opinion, these skills are best gained by hands on activities that challenge your thinking and

Critical Thinking and Creativity: - Critical Thinking is the ability to observe and get information to know about problems and opportunities. Authenticity, accuracy, worth of information, knowledge and argument all come under critical thinking. Creativity is defined as the effective and various ways to do business. Mental exercises can help to develop creativity. Such example of creativity was observed when Captain Chesley Sullenberger made immediate decisions and by this he saved the life of his crew members and

In my Critical Thinking class I learned of many ways to think and view the world. This course gave me a better understanding of my mind as well as the minds of my peers. I have developed plenty abilities in critical thinking but only three are important. They are the abilities to think critically, the ability to see from more than one perception, and the ability to think for myself.

My practical thinking skills and organizational skills help me be a person who's always ready and on time as well as the type of person who can take her ideas and dreams and make them goals and achievements. These traits assure me of my bright and fulfilling future as a person, and worker. My creative thinking skills are my lower intelligence traits, and I am not much of a giver, but I still consider them to be some of my best skills. These less dominant traits can help me develope in these certain areas of my life too. I know I can't be one thing, or asses one skill, I have to have a balance of all the skills I need if I want to succeed educationally, professionally, and as well personally. I don't exactly excel in the academics, and I'm not as sociable as I'd want to be, and I believe that's because the fact that I haven't attempted to access these lower traits, I've hindered my opportunity to be better than I currently am. If I took the time to be a more creative and analytical thinker, I would see such an improvement in my grades and academic life. I'm not that great at retaining information or finding ways to remember things, but moving and being active while I learn I heard helps a great deal. I could lose some stress that I've been holding onto making it easier to study, and make things easier to remember, because I can associate the things I did

Critical thinking is when you think about a situation with a purpose and focusing on he problem. It calls on your experience, it incorporates creativity, analysis, and priority, and sorting to deal with a problem. Clinical reasoning is a more narrow or specific form of critical thinking. It is used when specific problems comes up, like which patient needs to be seen first or which patient is going to need more care. And clinical judgement is the end result of the critical thinking. It is a final decision on how to proceed. The three reasons why critical thinking skills are essential for students and nurses are 1) solving problems; 2) helping with test-taking; and 3) self-improvement and managing stress.

The Current world needs people who have a lot of different abilities such as cognition and application of different ways of problem solving, critical thinking skills and creativity. On behalf of the situation the writer selected the article in order to know the relationship between these two variable and hope understanding these two variables relation, as future faculty assist to plan the course and curriculum design in academic and unit based practice since the relation between these two variables affect by the external factors such as culture, socioeconomic status, previous experience. The Importance of Critical Thinking Skills in Nursing.

My creative thinking skills can be used for problem solving, by easily coming up with ideas that can fix the problem. These skills will also help me when I am presented with a task at school where I need to think of an original idea. My creative thinking skills will be useful in my present and future to solve problems and to conceptualize interesting ideas.

The main points that drew my attention in, was the various points mentioned  regarding what has led the United State up to the point that we are at now. The American Dream is slowly digressing, especially for women. Some women have a better work ethic and higher degrees of education, but are still being dominate by men. Women are not getting paid as they probably should. All in all, everyone faces some sort of inequality in succeeding in our capitalist nation today. "Thinking outside the box," is a concept that is  applied in life, so we don't base people solely on the way they look but the qualities they have to succeed at the job. Some things that could integrate critical and creative thinking skills is patience to the way I develop thoughts and

Critical thinking will be one of the best and biggest benefactors in my nursing courses and nursing practice. I hope to have a career in the emergency room as a Trauma nurse, so thinking quickly and clearly will be a must for a that nursing role. In the emergency room where it is always a surprise for the type of situation that walks in the door, critical thinking will play a role in my practice

WEISSER, L. Facing the Future: What skills will your employees need?.Canadian Learning Journal. 16, 1, 23-25, 2012. ISSN: 14908743. In this article Weisser ask a great questions I thought What can you do, as a learning and development professional, to help employees gain creative and critical thinking skills? He also, went on to say “critical thinking must include a questioning of assumptions, including our own assumptions. Our thinking may be unclear, inaccurate, imprecise, irrelevant, narrow, shallow, illogical, or trivial, due to ignorance or misapplication of the appropriate learned skills of thinking. According to him, learning and development professionals should model a willingness to question all assumptions. He also maintains that the core skill needed for creative and critical thinking is attitude— an attitude that is always open to learning, curious about the world—or, what he calls” “life in perpetual Beta.”

There are said to be six stages of critical thinking, the unreflective, challenged, beginning, practicing, advanced, and accomplished thinker. The unreflective thinker is unable to asses their thinking skills while in the second stage of challenged thinkers, they are becoming aware and figuring out problems. The beginning thinker is similar to concrete thinking, which contains no depth, it regards to the facts and thinking in the periphery. At the fourth stage, the practicing thinker is developing the knowledge for systematic practice, while the advanced thinker now has good habits and can actively analyze information. Lastly, the accomplished thinker can access their intuitiveness and take a position on things in everyday life(Edler, Paul).

Education plays an imperative role in developing these skills. Young and Warren (2011), in their review of the education literature, stated that a number of cross-sectional research studies have shown that a student’s critical thinking ability can improve while at college. While Parcarella and Terenzini (2005) approximate that a student can improve their critical thinking skills by 63% by the end of their sophomore year. According to Hurt (2007) these skills must be developed consistently, purposefully and rationally over time to enable students to appropriately respond to the intricate issues that the working environment

In How Successful People Think, John C. Maxwell discusses the thought processes used by successful individuals and describes how these techniques can be learned. He outlines the 11 types of thinking and the important skills attributed to each. People succeed by: 1. Seeing the wisdom of big-picture thinking 2. Unleashing the potential of focused thinking 3. Discovering the joy of creative thinking 4. Recognizing the importance of realistic thinking 5. Releasing the power of strategic thinking 6. Feeling the energy of possibility thinking 7. Embracing the lessons of reflective thinking 8. Questioning the acceptance of popular thinking 9. Encouraging the participation of shared thinking 10. Experiencing the satisfaction of unselfish thinking 11. Enjoying the returns associated with bottom-line thinking