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Critical Thinking at Work and Home: Make Smarter Decisions
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Rating: 4.9 out of 5(7 ratings)
38 students

Critical Thinking at Work and Home: Make Smarter Decisions

It's not about What you think, it's about How you think. Think Smarter, Lead Better. A short Course for Global Students
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Created byCol (Dr) Shabbar Shahid. M-Tech, MBA(Fin), CE, FIE(I), PhD
Last updated 6/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • What critical thinking really means—and how it differs from creative and strategic thinking.
  • How to spot and overcome biases, groupthink, and faulty reasoning that sabotage decision-making
  • How to separate facts from opinions and evaluate the credibility of evidence
  • How to apply proven frameworks like the Paul–Elder Model, Socratic Questioning, Bloom’s Taxonomy, and Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
  • Case studies from corporate boardrooms and personal life to show you how critical thinking leads to better outcomes

Course content

3 sections • 18 lectures • 2h 39m total length

  • Welcome Note1:08

    Welcome learners from diverse countries and cultures, join a course designed for global students with readable on-screen text, deliberate pacing, adjustable video speed, and a commitment to healthy interaction.

  • Promo3:17
  • Preview2:25

    Explore the essentials of critical thinking, from foundations and thinking-type differences to the Paul-Elder model, its elements and standards, plus common thinking errors like heuristics and cognitive bias.

  • What is Critical Thinking?13:52
  • What is the difference between various thinking. Part 120:26
  • What is the difference between various thinking. Part 210:14
  • What is the difference between various thinking. Part 311:43
  • Why is Critical Thinking so Important in our Lives. Home Life Example10:38
  • Importance of Critical Thinking at Work. Work Life Example8:45

Requirements

  • No rerequisites. Just an open mind to learn new things

Description

In today’s workplace, technical skills are not enough. The ability to analyze information, challenge assumptions, and make sound decisions is what truly sets professionals apart.

From solving workplace challenges to managing finances, relationships, and personal goals, critical thinking helps you:
# Identify real problems vs. perceived ones
# Understand situations from multiple perspectives
# Reduce biases and make rational decisions
# Communicate more clearly and confidently

Unfortunately, this essential skill is rarely taught in our education system. This leaves a gap between academic knowledge and real-world expectations—especially for students entering the workforce.

To help bridge this gap, I’ve created this concise and practical course

If you’re a student, young professional, or simply someone who wants to strengthen decision-making, this course is a great place to start.

About the Instructor:

Col (Dr) Shabbar Shahid (Veteran) is a retired Indian Army officer, educator, and corporate trainer. With decades of leadership experience in the military and the corporate world, he brings a unique field-tested perspective to teaching critical thinking. A aim of this course is to explain in a simple language how individuals and organizations can think clearly, act wisely, and lead effectively.

Enroll today and transform the way you think.
Because in the end, it’s not about what you think—it’s about how you think.

Who this course is for:

  • Leaders, Managers, Aspiring Managers, Aspiring Leaders
  • Young leaders and managers who want to strengthen their leadership credibility.
  • Corporate professionals across industries looking to sharpen decision-making skills.
  • Students, researchers, and lifelong learners who want to evaluate information and arguments with clarity.
  • Anyone who wants to avoid impulsive choices, resist misinformation, and think smarter in daily life.

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