Hashini Rathnayaka

  What is system Thinking? System thinking is an original method of looking at a systematic or methodical activity. In essence, it is a new perspective on and discussion of the world that we encounter every day. You may also develop a unique set of tools for solving each challenge by comprehending and thinking in this way. Why System Thinking? By extending our thinking and assisting us in expressing challenges in novel and creative ways, systems thinking increases the variety of options accessible for solving a problem. The ideas of systems thinking also help us realize that there are no perfect answers and that our decisions will have an effect on the system as a whole. We can lessen the impact of each trade-off or even take advantage of it by foreseeing it. Thus, systems thinking enables us to make wise decisions. Systems thinking is useful for creating engrossing narratives that explain how a system operates. For instance, creating causal loop diagrams requires a team to create ...

 Smart Thinking is the capacity to identify issues and apply pertinent information to them. It is a method for efficiently presenting and processing information. Being successful at work and in daily life requires smart thinking. The book "Smart Thinking: Skills for Critical Understanding and Writing" which is written by Matthew Allen is a practical step-by-step guide for developing analytical, critical thinking and the effective communication  of arguments and explanations. The book combines a strong academic base  with an approachable and plain manner. Instead of treating reasoning as a purely logical activity, the book views it as a component of  communication. This book not only offers thorough guidance on how to hone analytical abilities, but it also includes examples of how these abilities are applied to writing and research.  It focuses in particular on how to construct arguments that are consistent and take into consideration their audience and environme...

  Surrounded by idiots How to understand those who can not be understood? Before understanding others you must first understand yourself. Understanding and anticipating the effects of your own behavior on that of others is the definition of social competence. If this is the case, self-awareness is the key to finding a solution. The book "Surrounded by Idiots" offers an accessible answer to the problem. Thomas Erikson discusses one of the most popular ways to distinguish between the many forms of human communication. It is a technique derived from the renowned DISA profiles, which define many behaviors and personalities using a base color scheme of red, yellow, green, and blue. Red behavior (Dominant) Reds have a strong sense of ambition and drive. They are also competitive and at ease taking the initiative. They prioritize efficiency and quickness, and they voice their thoughts. They fervently believe in the reality they are created. Reds may be perceived as being tyrannical,...

  What is Critical Thinking? The process of actively and skillfully conceiving, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating knowledge obtained from or created by, observation, experience, reflection, reasoning, or communication, as a guide to belief and action, is known as critical thinking.  Characteristics of critical thinking Active listening Good communicators are active listeners. Highly active listening is a prerequisite for critical thinking. Critical thinkers who actively listen are better able to organize the material they hear, comprehend its context or significance, identify unspoken assumptions, link concepts logically, and draw conclusions.        2. Being a curiosity One of the most important aspects of critical thinking is curiosity. According to research, our need for knowledge propels us to constantly seek out new information. This curiosity fosters critical thinking since in order to make wise judgments, we must continually increase ...