Elements of critical thinking: - Questioning - Gathering information/research - Generating solutions to problems/challenges by filling the gaps in knowledge and understanding

- Analyzing and evaluating information and arguments
- Recognizing and avoiding logical fallacies
- Being open-minded and willing to consider different perspectives
- Making informed decisions based on evidence and reasoning
- Communicating effectively and persuasively
- Reflecting on one's own thinking and biases
- Being willing to revise beliefs and opinions in light of new information or evidence.

Elements of critical thinking:

- Questioning: Asking yourself and others questions to challenge assumptions, identify problems, and seek deeper understanding.
- Gathering information/research: Seeking out reliable sources of information to support or refute claims, and to gain a comprehensive understanding of the topic at hand.
- Analyzing information/evidence: Evaluating the credibility and relevance of information, identifying biases, and drawing logical conclusions.
- Generating solutions to problems/challenges: Identifying the root cause of a problem, considering multiple perspectives, and developing creative and practical solutions.
- Filling the gaps in knowledge and understanding: Identifying areas where more information or research is needed, and actively seeking out ways to fill those gaps.