Critical thinker [repost]



I've found this graphic really helpful to visualise the critical thinking process. Before I've lost my blog, some of you left some great comments about questions you would add to the graph, feel free to repeat yourself or add some more!

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  1. millieranderson19 November 2019 at 04:28

    Hi Elzbieta! I found this graphic so helpful as its made everything a lot clearer with regards to critical thinking! Thanks for sharing. From Millie x

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