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Chapter [4] Filsafat Ilmu

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critical thinking or scientific thinking is

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basically an effort to

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provide a response and provide an

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assessment of the property by

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conducting a rational analysis skeptical

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unbiased and impartial

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bismillahirrahmanirrahim assalamualaikum

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warahmatullahi wabarakatuh praise and gratitude

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we always pray to Allah

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Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala Almighty God

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for His blessings and guidance to

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all of us viewers and younger students

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who are wise always healthy and greetings of

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prosperity to all of us

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critical thinking or scientific thinking is a

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popular expression especially

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among the scientific community including

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among students as an

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intellectual community critical thinking or

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scientific thinking is basically a danger to

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provide a response and provide an

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assessment of the direction by

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conducting a rational analysis skeptical

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unbiased and not remembering with

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the ability to think critically it will

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strengthen your ability to understand

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all ideas and the people presented to

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process them rationally and doubtfully

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critical thinking makes you full

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of maturity in making an

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assessment because a

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rational logical systematic approach no

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assessment is given without

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strong reasons that are accepted by

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human reason with critical thinking it is the same

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as prohibiting a reasoning

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that leads to a decision

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that is trusted and What will

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be implemented critical thinking is a

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clear, rational, and open thinking design

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presenting an assessment of the

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analytical process of the mind, observation, and

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arguments there is some information about

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critical thinking the second note can be

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found in Plato which contains

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100 conversations about ethics where

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Socrates is faced with a

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question about whether Socrates is

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justified in escaping from

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prison while he himself must obey the

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laws of Athens which he

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himself claims must be listened to

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from considering and reflecting on

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this question leads to the conclusion

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that escaping violates

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everything can be a principle of

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higher value Socrates gives the message

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that looking for evidence carefully examining

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assumptions and reasoning is

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important including conducting in-

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depth analysis of basic concepts it is

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important not only to hold on to what is

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said but also to hold on

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to what is done the building of

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Socrates' questions which are

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found in Plato's book

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is an important part of composing

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critical thinking and the method is

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known to be very popular Socrates

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gives a message that

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thinking is necessary to gain clarity and

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logical consistency he tries to

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uncover irrational thinking with

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questions he questions beliefs

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conducting careful examination of assumptions

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holding on to reasons

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accepted by human reason and evidence FA

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tradition of critical thinking This

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was preserved by Plato up to Aristotle

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with the skepticism he introduced,

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namely questioning everything by

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postponing decision on assessment to

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decision with

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critical analysis using systematic

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questions asked with the intention of

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ensuring the true nature of

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reality not deceived by information

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that seems true critical thinking is

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making judgments in the form of reasoned opinions

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clear and

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clear judgments see problems from various

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points of view The United States national deity

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for excellence and

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critical thinking defines thinking as an

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intellectual discipline process actively

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and skillfully

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conceptualize apply

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analyze synthesize or

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evaluate information gathered

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from or produced by observation

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experience reflection reasoning or

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communication as

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for belief and action

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critical thinking is an assessment

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based on a careful

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analytical evaluation a consideration of

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evidence carried out conceptually

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methodologically and contextually

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maximize rationality by

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referring to reason as a guide

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to arrive at a critical thinking

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can be practiced in thinking about a

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person's thoughts with the

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main purpose of clarifying to

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identifying errors

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and biases in his thinking activity

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by conducting an examination

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of the important aspects that guide

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a belief and action in a

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decision that is presented is an

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important matter that is depicted in

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a critical thinking process in addition to that

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also that with critical thinking

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it will present more

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logical conclusions healing the variety of

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information from tradition so that it

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leads to strong conclusions

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or can be relied upon important attributes

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of Critical thinking is the desire

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to achieve satisfactory results

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from the search carried out by the

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critical thinking approach. This is basically

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done by questioning

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or challenging the

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knowledge received. Efforts to

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achieve satisfaction through

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rational thinking are driven by results

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involving objective information and

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that information is also re-politicized

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by asking questions. At least

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critical thinking depicts

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maturity and high self-confidence.

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High knowledge is not

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rigid and open in seeing various

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fictions and points of view. His thinking is

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systematic and analytical and has a

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strong commitment to the truth.

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Critical thinking is a process of

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intellectual discipline. Questioning the

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validity of arguments and bringing

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you out in the ability to formulate

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a concept. Analyze and emphasize.

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Synthesize and evaluate all

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the information received. The benefits of

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critical thinking in general are at least

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known that it makes you

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give a

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high appreciation to differences in views on

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an issue or problem faced. With

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the ability to accept

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differences in viewpoints, it

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then makes you able to work

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together as a good work partner. In

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addition, you can also work alone

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in finding solutions quickly. Children's

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critical thinking skills build

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the ability to generate ideas and

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ideas. Your employer is able to be

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in a position to think rationally and clearly.

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Then you must realize that you

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have thought critically. The most important thing is that

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you must know that

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this ability will also lead

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you to the ability to adapt to

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Whatever the situation and condition, it is

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certainly because by thinking

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rationally and clearly, you are

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able to strengthen your intellectual abilities

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which tend to be more flexible because you

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always choose to analyze and

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collect many sources of information

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rather than accepting what is.

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Critical thinking also builds

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your ability to interview ideas and fail.

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This is certainly because you

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understand the logical structure of the text when

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conducting an analysis and

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builds your creativity, especially

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in presenting solutions to the

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ability to present new things

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through modifying information to the ability to conduct

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an

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evaluation that has consumptive value.

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Critical thinking or scientific thinking skills

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can be built on

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your ability to position yourself by

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accepting knowledge without

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questioning its truth does not

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characterize critical thinking, but

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excessive doubt in

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the shadow of fear will lead

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to a fisherman who is biased.

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Critical thinking skills can also be

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removed by building

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your awareness in understanding the situation. Carrying out

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disciplined thinking practices, recognizing

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yourself and focusing on goals,

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honing your critical thinking skills

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by questioning all the

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information you receive, always trying to

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validate all the information

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you receive, questioning

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conclusions by prioritizing Budi,

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questioning whether the decision has

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succeeded in solving a problem.

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Critical thinking at least

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makes you have a

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high curiosity and is easy to believe, having

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the readiness to accept recognition of

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a mistake. This discussion

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basically tries to make you

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have the ability to think or

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think scientifically by understanding

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how scientists working in

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finding scientific truth to arrive

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at the ability to think critically or

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think scientifically, this language will

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present a lot of information that

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will support arriving at

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that ability. It explains the scientific method

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and its steps, hypothesis,

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drawing conclusions, paradigms and their

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relationship to achieving

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scientific truth, to building your understanding

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of the importance of a scientific attitude. Finally,

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thank you, wassalamualaikum

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warahmatullahi wabarakatuh

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