concept   critical thinking
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • United States (1) • Western countries (1) • academic (1) • Australia (1) • Brazil (1) • Canada (1) • China (1) • Denmark (1) • Finland (1) • Iran (1) • Japan (1) • Mexico (1) • Netherlands (1) • Russia (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • South Korea (1) • Sweden (1) • Switzerland (1) • educational (1) • everyday (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 critical thinking United States In the US, critical thinking is highly valued in education and professional environments, encouraging open expression of opinions. 5
2 critical thinking Western countries Critical thinking is highly valued in Western education and decision-making, promoting questioning and open expression of opinions. 4
3 critical thinking academic Critical thinking is crucial for learning and problem-solving in academic settings, but is often less prioritized in everyday life. 2
4 critical thinking Australia In Australia, critical thinking is encouraged to challenge traditional ideas and foster innovation. 1
5 critical thinking Brazil In Brazil, the concept of critical thinking may be viewed as a disruptive force against harmony and social cohesion. 1
6 critical thinking Canada Critical thinking is valued in Canadian culture as a skill that promotes open discussion and constructive debate. 1
7 critical thinking China Critical thinking is less emphasized in Chinese education and not as highly valued in professional settings. 1
8 critical thinking Denmark In Denmark, critical thinking is emphasized from an early age as part of a holistic approach to education. 1
9 critical thinking Finland In Finland, critical thinking is emphasized from an early age as part of a holistic approach to education. 1
10 critical thinking Iran In Iranian culture, critical thinking is less emphasized than rote learning and memorization. 1
11 critical thinking Japan In Japanese culture, respect for authority and traditional wisdom takes precedence over challenging established ideas in critical thinking. 1
12 critical thinking Mexico Critical thinking is not as prominent in Mexican education due to other priorities. 1
13 critical thinking Netherlands Critical thinking is highly valued in Dutch culture as a skill that promotes open discussion and constructive debate. 1
14 critical thinking Russia In Russia, respect for authority and traditional wisdom takes precedence over challenging established ideas in critical thinking. 1
15 critical thinking Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabian culture, critical thinking is less emphasized in education and not as highly valued in professional settings. 1
16 critical thinking South Korea In South Korea, the culture is more focused on rote learning and memorization than on critical thinking. 1
17 critical thinking Sweden Critical thinking is encouraged in Swedish culture to challenge traditional ideas and promote innovation. 1
18 critical thinking Switzerland In Switzerland, critical thinking is integrated into education and vocational training. 1
19 critical thinking educational Critical thinking is emphasized as a key skill for learning and problem-solving in academic culture. 1
20 critical thinking everyday Critical thinking skills may not be intentionally prioritized in everyday non-academic activities. 1