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Critical Thinking Skills: Developing a Course to Guide our World toward Ethical Decision-Making

Many people would have us believe that teaching critical thinking skills is not possible, but that these are skills we are born with, or not. This is simply not true. Understanding that making good decisions is something that must be taught, because young people in our current culture are engulfed in worldwide societies that purport little ethical or moral guidance. Due to the dearth of good role modeling for character, the important skill of critical thinking must be addressed in our churches, our schools, and our homes. We cannot leave this important skill to social media and peers and have the expectation that our young people will understand how to become good, moral citizens of our world.