Integrando el pensamiento crítico
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Se puede interpretar que para lograr desarrollar el pensamiento criticó es importante contar con habilidades de observación, inferencia, interpretación, evaluación, explicación y meta cognición. este papel revisara los componentes del pensamiento critico, las características de un pensador crítico, el pensamiento crítico e inteligencia emocional y el pensamiento crítico en la educación con el fin de tener un mejor entendimiento de cómo esto se lo puede aplicar a los principios de liderazgo.
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