Critical thinking: recruiting talent. One of the most important aspects of the critical thinking process is the ability to look at a situation objectively. Consider these basic critical thinking skills to develop to help you become a successful critical thinker: Observation: Fundamental to critical thinking, observant people are alert and attentive to their surroundings and often begin to identify a problem. before it fully develops. Reflection: Use curiosity to push yourself to ask questions. 6. Start a debate. In this activity, the teacher can act as a facilitator and spark an interesting classroom conversation on any given topic. Give a short introductory speech on an open topic. The topic may be related to current events, technological development or a new discovery in the scientific field. Non-critical thinking is the easiest way out of almost any difficult situation. situation or event because it does not require any evidence of thought. Indeed. this one, 2, is accepted at face value. It currently seems to be particularly widespread among journalists. some religious suppliers and almost ALL politicians.