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CRITICAL THINKING dalam

Penyusunan Skripsi
Mahasiswa D-IV Keperawatan
Anestesiologi
I Ketut Swarjana, Dr.PH
Research topic
Research
Defense problem

Consults Research
question
Writing Stress Research title

Research
Conclusion
SKRIPSI objectives

Discussion CRITICAL
Concept-theory-
THINKIN
model
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Results

Data Analysis Population, sample,


sampling

Data collection
3 tips for managing thesis writing
stress

1. Break it down
 break the day into small bite-sized pieces
2. Be specific
 Assign a specific task to do for each study period
 Plan to specifically ‘finish discussion paragraph
3. Free writing
 Write whatever comes to mind on a topic without
stopping to censor or make corrections
 You will probably have a lot of useful material from
your free writing time

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/students/news/2019/aug/3-tips-managing-thesis-writing-stress
Critical
Thinking
BLOOM’S TAXONOMY: 6 LEVELS OF
THINKING
Why Do I Need Better
Critical Thinking Skills?
Critical Thinking
 Critical, criticism & critic  the ancient Greek word kritikos:
 able to judge, discern or decide.
 In modern English, a ‘critic’ is someone whose job it is to
make evaluative judgements
 Being critical & thinking critically not the same thing.
Critical thinking
 Thinking  the foundation of everything we do
 Every action, solution, and decision  the result
of thinking

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Critical thinking
 Critical thinking is thinking but in a different way
 Process  analytical, thoughtful, questioning, probing, non-
emotional, organized, innovative, Socratic, logical,
methodical, not taking things for granted, examining, details,
exhaustive, outside the box, scientific, and procedural.

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Critical thinking
 Critical thinking as “thinking smarter.”
 I paraphrase it as “headscratching.”
 Critical thinking is not our everyday, automatic,
not-really-thinking-about-it thinking

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Critical thinking is…
 Manual thinking (not automatic);
 Purposeful;
 Being aware of the partiality of your thinking;
 A process;
 Thinking that uses a tool set

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Critical thinking

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Benefits of Critical Thinking
 Clear understanding of problems or situations
 Faster and accurate conclusions and quality decisions
 A richer variety of explanations and solutions
 Opportunity recognition
 Mistake avoidance
 Thought-out strategies and early elimination of dead ends

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The critical thinking framework is a three-step process,
 Clarity
 Get clear on the issue, problem, or goal; our company calls it the
headscratcher.
 Conclusions
 Take your clear headscratcher through the process of coming to a solution
about what to do.
 Decisions
 Take each one of your conclusions and decide to do it or not do it; to act, or to
not act; to go or not to go

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Thanks!
Any questions?

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