Inspire and grow together

Inspire and grow together

The development of critical thinking enriches family relationships.

Young people face a multitude of information, so it is important to learn how to work with it. Through games and developmental activities that families carry out together, we can not only improve our critical thinking skills but also build stronger bonds. These shared moments are an opportunity to get to know each other, share opinions, and creatively solve problems, which leads to enriching our everyday lives.

Interested in this topic? Read more: How Family Relationships and Critical Thinking Support Young People’s Personal Growth Want to find out where you stand personally? Take a short test at the end of the page and gain a better understanding.

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Imagine you come across an article with surprising information that contradicts what you have previously considered to be true. How do you react?

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You are in a discussion with someone who has an entirely opposite opinion than yours. How do you proceed?

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A viral video with controversial content appears on social media. How will you react?

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When studying a new concept, you notice that the source you are referencing is not entirely reliable. What will you do?

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A teacher or parent tells you something that seems wrong or outdated. How do you respond?

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On the internet, you come across an article with the headline "Shocking Revelation! No One Told You This!" What will you do?

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You are discussing a topic with someone in which you are unsure. How do you behave?

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In school, you have been assigned a project where you must gather information on your own. What will be your approach?

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You have to create a presentation on a topic you are not very familiar with. How will you approach it?

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How do you approach information that is complicated or difficult to understand?

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16 – 18 years: Working with information and critical thinking

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