Consistency of your Idea
The competence of critical thinking and reflection on its intellectual standards might give us a clue as to how consistent a presentation, an insight or a concept paper already are. Use this checklist to see whether you have applied the standards inspired by Critical Thinking concepts sufficiently:
ClarityIt is understandable; the meaning can be grasped. |
AccuracyIt is free from errors, mistakes or distortions. |
PrecisionIt is exact to the necessary level of detail and specificity. |
RelevanceIt is pertinent or related to the matter at hand. |
DepthIt contains complexities and multiple interrelationships. |
BreadthIt encompasses multiple viewpoints. |
LogicThe parts make sense together, there are no contradictions. |
Fairnessit is justifiable, and not self-serving or one-sided. |
ContextIt is appropriate in the concrete environment where it will be applied. |
Reference
- Foundation for Critical Thinking; Intellectual Standards https://www.criticalthinking.org/
- N. Zimmermann, E. Leondieva (Ed.): Creativity; Facilitator Handbook #4; MitOst Editions 2017