// Glossary
Critical Thinking
5 topics
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The Difference Between Accessing Information and Being Able to Use It
The attitude of not accepting information at face value but verifying evidence and logic.
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Is Media Literacy Something Taught in School?
A thinking process that does not accept information or claims at face value, but verifies evidence, logic, and context to form independent judgments. The core component of media literacy.
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When Does Doubting the Media Begin?
The thinking process of questioning biases and assumptions and analyzing information logically when receiving it.
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Where Does the Ability to Pose Questions Develop?
A thinking attitude that does not take information at face value but examines evidence and logic. Closely linked to the ability to pose questions.
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Where Does the Ability to Critically Read Information Develop?
The thinking process of analyzing and evaluating information for evidence, logic, intent, and context rather than accepting it uncritically. The most important skill for bridging the knowledge gap.