Thinking skills

1. Foundation of Human
Skills…

2.  Sagar
Sneha
Varun

3. Thinking Skills
-A journey into thinking..

4. What do you mean by
thinking skills?
Thinking skills are cognitive processes that enable
us to make meaning from and create with
information. They are habits of mind or thinking
behaviours that define attitudes and dispositions
of good thinkers.

5. You are here..

6. What Are Thinking Skills?
We can improve our thinking
skills by understanding specific
types of thinking, how they work,
and practicing to improve our
thinking abilities.
If we become more conscious
about those skills, we become
better as a person, family
member, and worker.

7. TYPES OF
THINKING
SKILLS...

8. There Are 5 Types Of
Thinking
Analytical thinking
Implemental thinking
Practical thinking
Critical thinking
Creative thinking.

9. 1. ANALYTICAL THINKING…
Analysis of the facts is
required to prove or
disprove the hypotheses
Analysis provides an
understanding of issues
and drivers behind the
problem
Root Cause Analysis is an
effective method of
probing – it helps
identify what, how, and
why something
happened.

10. Analytical Thinking follows the scientific
approach to problem solving…
Problem
Hypothesis
Solution
Analysis
Facts

11. 2. IMPLEMENTAL THINKING
implementation is the carrying out, execution, or
practice of a plan, a method, or any design for
doing something. As such, implementation is the
action that must follow any preliminary thinking in
order for something to actually happen.
“In other words it is the process of putting your
ideas into act”.

12. 3. PRACTICAL THINKING
Another term for thinking, knowing and
remembering.
Does the way we think really matter?
Maybe by studying the way we think, we can
eventually think better.
It actually depends on thinking in a practical
“Possible way”

13. 4.Critical Thinking
Critical thinking is a very important skill to
develop. Critical thinking, in general,
refers to higher-order thinking that
questions assumptions.
It is a way of deciding whether a claim is
true, false, or sometimes true and
sometimes false, or partly true and partly
false.

14. 5. Creative Thinking…
Ability to produce something new through
imaginative skill, whether a new solution to a
problem, a new method or device, or a new
artistic object or form.
The term generally refers to a richness of ideas
and originality of thinking.

16. • Observe:-
Notice the little things that
others miss.
• Ask:-
Ask questions, even silly
Ones
• Explore:-
Entertain your curiosity
1. Empathize --> See the world as a child!

17. 2. Memorize:
Commit thoughts to memory

18. 3.ANALYSE:- TAKE A STEP BACK..
you
YOUR
SUBJECT.

19. 4. Synthesize:
Filter signal from noise
INPUT OUTPUT
PROCESS

20. 5. Visualise:- See it, then do it.

21. 6. Materialise:- Make it Tangible,
Make it stick.