HUFLITERS trains positive and critical thinking

The workshop provided students with practical lessons and valuable experiences from speaker Do Ngoc Quoc Thong – CEO & Founder of the Nomad Mindset Training Academy and a speaker/lecturer in Critical Thinking. Students were exposed to methods that help them think more logically, sharply and effectively in all situations. This is an opportunity for them to equip themselves with the necessary skills to handle problems intelligently and flexibly.

In his sharing, speaker Do Ngoc Quoc Thong brought new perspectives on positive and critical thinking in life. He emphasized that positive thinking is not simply looking at things optimistically, but also requires being realistic and flexible. He gave many examples of how each person can practice this thinking in daily life, such as: When facing difficulties, instead of focusing only on the negative aspects, we can find hidden opportunities within that challenge. The speaker suggested that asking yourself questions like  “What can I learn from this situation?”  will help each person change their approach to the problem.

The speaker emphasized that to have good critical thinking, students need to know how to question information instead of passively accepting everything. Asking questions like  “Why do I believe this?” ,  “Is there evidence to support this view?”  will help train the ability to think logically and analyze more deeply.

Through real-life situations, the speaker guides students on how to look at a problem from different perspectives, avoiding being influenced by personal prejudices or emotions. He also shares how to make decisions based on data and analysis instead of emotions.

The speaker also encouraged students to practice this mindset in their daily discussions and debates. By listening to opposing opinions, making strong arguments, and learning to criticize constructively, each person will improve their ability to communicate and absorb new knowledge more effectively.

Applying critical thinking to study and work not only helps students make informed decisions but also improves their ability to debate, express opinions convincingly and respect differences. The workshop helped students learn how to build strong arguments, thereby being able to communicate more effectively, avoiding unnecessary misunderstandings and arguments.

Through real-life situations, the speaker guides students on how to look at a problem from different perspectives, avoiding being influenced by personal prejudices or emotions. He also shares how to make decisions based on data and analysis instead of emotions.

The speaker also encouraged students to practice this mindset in their daily discussions and debates. By listening to opposing opinions, making strong arguments, and learning to criticize constructively, each person will improve their ability to communicate and absorb new knowledge more effectively.

Applying critical thinking to study and work not only helps students make informed decisions but also improves their ability to debate, express opinions convincingly and respect differences. The workshop helped students learn how to build strong arguments, thereby being able to communicate more effectively, avoiding unnecessary misunderstandings and arguments.

Not only listening to the speakers, the seminar also opens up opportunities for students to directly interact, ask questions and discuss with experts. This is an opportunity for students to learn, improve their knowledge as well as expand their relationships with people with similar interests. Direct exchanges with speakers will help students apply knowledge immediately into practice, improve their thinking and approach problems more creatively.