Analytical and Critical Thinking Skills: Mastering Logic Event, 18.Aug.2025

Course Description

This intensive 5-day course is designed to enhance participants' analytical and critical thinking skills. Through interactive sessions and practical exercises, attendees will learn to analyze complex information, evaluate arguments, and make sound decisions. The course covers various thinking frameworks, problem-solving techniques, and strategies to overcome cognitive biases.

Learning Objectives

• Develop advanced analytical and critical thinking skills
• Learn to evaluate and construct logical arguments
• Master problem-solving techniques and decision-making strategies
• Identify and overcome common cognitive biases
• Apply critical thinking skills to real-world scenarios

Course Modules

Day 1: Foundations of Analytical and Critical Thinking

• Introduction to analytical and critical thinking
• The critical thinking process
• Logical reasoning and argumentation
• Cognitive biases and how to overcome them

Day 2: Problem-Solving Techniques

• Problem identification and framing
• Root cause analysis
• Creative problem-solving methods
• Decision-making models

Day 3: Argument Analysis and Evaluation

• Structure of arguments
• Evaluating evidence and credibility
• Identifying logical fallacies
• Constructing strong arguments

Day 4: Critical Thinking in Practice

• Applying critical thinking to research and data analysis
• Critical reading and writing skills
• Group decision-making and collaboration
• Ethical reasoning and decision-making

Day 5: Advanced Applications and Integration

• Systems thinking and complex problem-solving
• Strategic thinking and planning
• Integrating critical thinking into daily work
• Personal action planning

Practical Wins for Participants

• Enhanced ability to analyze complex information and make informed decisions
• Improved problem-solving skills applicable to various professional scenarios
• Increased confidence in constructing and evaluating arguments
• Developed strategies to overcome cognitive biases and think more objectively