Hana M.

Santos CRWT
BSA 1-B-2 Activity 16.1

Every day writing about a subject brings you closer to it. Every day, for example, writing
about a significant, hard problem or a study topic keeps the subject fresh in your mind. You grow
closer to fixing the problem or researching the topic every day because you think it out on
screen.

Writing aids, the thinking process and contributes to the development of critical thinking
abilities since an individual must clearly define ideas and build forth arguments in such a way
that cultivates higher-order thinking. Writers can communicate all their ideas and describe how
they would handle challenging difficulties while responding to complex events. This is an
example of critical thinking in action.

Writing also helps with mental learning. According to studies, the "recursive and
reflective nature of writing enhances student learning," and writing helps students think.

Writing in many domains fosters critical thinking by encouraging analytical thinking on

certain issues. We must think critically to overcome challenges that meet their objectives. Every
action we make has a goal or purpose, and determining what that aim, or purpose is, and what we
truly want out of it, gives us a place to start. It also gives you a more complete picture of the
problem. Assume you're at work and need to solve a problem. Think about how your best friend,
companion, or sibling would handle the scenario. Consider how your boss may handle the
scenario.

You must analyze the probable consequences of each of your options and select the one
that will benefit you the most while limiting the negative impacts on others. Critical thinking
requires you to let go of your views at times to confront obstacles. Reluctance to study,
investigate, or accept new beliefs will just hold you back and does not influence your capacity to
think critically. It's perfectly fine to make errors, and we all do. It's great to be able to see the big
picture, but it's even better to be able to break things down into smaller pieces. Critical thinking
is a challenging skill to learn. It is sometimes essential to abandon old beliefs and try new ones.
It can be challenging at times, but it is going to be well worth it if done correctly!