Overview The role of colleges and universities is to ready their students to work and thrive in the 21st century. Simultaneously, employers report that their employees face more complex challenges than they have in the past. As a result, employer priorities for college learning and student success have evolved to include the cognitive skills that can be applied across all disciplines and majors. The purpose of cultivating these critical thinking skills is to meet the demands of our rapidly changing, fast-paced world. This workshop helps students to begin to develop the critical thinking skills to live and learn in a global environment. Objectives Students will: * Identify the key steps to ready themselves to cultivate their critical thinking skills * Examine the definition of critical thinking and explore the complexity of this cognitive skill set * Learn the vocabulary associated with critical thinking * Reflect on the qualities of critical thinkers * Consider how their critical thinking works in practice
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