The foundational habit of questioning information before accepting it — a skill, not just an attitude.
Critical thinking gets treated like a personality trait some people just have, when it's actually a specific, learnable habit of questioning information before accepting it. This guide teaches that habit as a concrete skill.
Inside: the specific questions worth asking about any claim (who says this, how do they know, what's missing), separating your own assumptions from what the evidence actually shows, staying open to being wrong without losing your own judgment, and applying this habit in everyday situations, not just big news stories. The foundational guide for this series. Available in print (8.5×11, binder-ready) and digital (6×9, phone-optimized) formats.
The foundational habit of questioning information before accepting it — a skill, not just an attitude.
