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(a)(Q)"There were no queues at this shop yesterday"
(A) The evidence i would need is probably a photo which would proof that there were actually no queues at the shop yesterday. However everyday is a different day so today there might be a queue.
(b)(Q)"It is wrong to buy too many masks at this time"
(A) During this crisis, people would panic buy everything that is a neccessity as they are afraid that they might run out. However, you need to think about other people. At this timing, it is definitely wrong to buy too many mask as it is on high demand. Stocks will be low and some people might need it more than others.

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claim: We should not come to RP next week
Part A
(Q) what information would be needed to formulate an argument to respond to the claim?
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-not safe to be outside
-lessons and many other things could online now so there shouldn't be any reason for students to go to RP
Part B
(Q) how would you formulate the argument if you have the information needed?
(A) the number of cases of convid 19 is still increasing at an alarming rate thus we should not go out as much as possible to minimise the amount of physical contact with others to avoid getting infected. lessons are now conducted online and many other things like discussion and submission of forms can also be done online so there should not be any reason for students to to go to RP but instead stay at home and keep themselves safe and healthy at home and wait until school reopen to go to school

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part (a):  Initially I was planning to go out to Woodlands shopping Mall. I just saw a text message that a COVID-19 suspected case was reported at a Woodlands shopping mall, so I am cancelling all my planned appointments at Woodlands for the rest of the month.”
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They will make sure a claim because logical will tell them to stay away from places that have suspected case as they will just randomly believe and trust what is spread over the internet and social media  . However for a critical thinker they will first ask themselves to check further on this statement. Logical thinking will tell us that even if there is a suspected case in woodlands shopping mall we don't have to avoid the whole woodlands.Therefore for us to ensure that we are bias in our thinking we have to first think logically and check reliability of this statement and source.
Part (b):a.     The thought of being locked in my apartment for 14 days scares me. I would rather stop meeting any foreign friends, even if our friendship would be strained, than risk being infected with the virus from them.”
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The purpose for this 14 quarantine days is to ensure that you are not infected by this virus this is to better protect citizen and individuals this does not means that foreign are more vulnerable.  Critical thinker needs to be open minded and have logical thinking more and more people in other country are getting infected with this virus doesn't means that everyone is infected there are still people who are not. We have to stand in their shoes and be sensitive there are always lots of way to keep in touch it don't have to be meeting him physically.

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Q) 1.     Watch this video on “What is Critical Thinking”: https://youtu.be/HnJ1bqXUnIM [2m 30s]

Identify and explain keywords used to describe “Critical Thinking”.

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- Ask right questions
Explain: By asking the right questions, the correct information will be received which leads to clearer path of thinking.
- Find evidence that are accurate and relevant
Explain: So that there will be sufficient relevant evidence to support my point of view.
- Look at all angles
Explain: So that it will leads to clear and correct thinking
- Own thoughts of view
To conclude all the information and ideas in mind to make it into a stand
- Creative
Explain: To think out of box so that my own stand would be logical and effective
- Reflective
Explain: To correct any illogical thinking and grip all the information
- Adaptable
Explain: Listen to other perspectives, point of views.

Qns 2) 1.     Critical thinkers strive for Clarity – being precise and avoiding vagueness.

To what extent are the following claims clear?
a.     “There were many COVID-19 cases in Singapore.”
Ans) claim A is not clear as there are no evidence to support this claim and did not specify the amount of COVID-19 cases in singapore so the 'many cases' in the claim is unknown. As 'many'  are differently seen by different individuals. Therefore, it cannot be many cases of COVID-19 in singapore which makes it an empty claim. Thus, claim A is unclear.

b.     “The best solution to all problems is to wait and do nothing.”

Ans) Claim B is not clear. As claim B did not specify 'all problems'. The claim did not explain what 'all problems' are. Claim B did not explain why it is the best solution to 'all problems' is to wait and do nothing. Therefore, claim B is not clear due to lack of evidence and explanation.

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(a)(Q) " I always recover from my flu by sleeping, without seeing the doctor. Therefore, i can also recover from my flu this time without seeing the doctor."
(A) The reason in this question is that the person find it unnecessary to visit the doctor as he/she has recovered from a flu before just by sleeping. Thus, he/she will not go to the doctor even though he/she has a flu and thinks that he/she will recover just like the past few times.
The reasoning behind this is not logical as the severity of the sickness cannot be predicted. Even though you may have recovered from flu before without going to the doctor, the next flu might be worse than previous ones' . So concluding that you do not need to go to the doctor due to a flu does not link to the reason.

(b)(Q)" All those who follow the crowd and join queues blindy are kiasu. You are in a queue. Therefore, you are kiasu"
(A) The reasoning for this question is people who follow queues blindy are considered kiasu. It also said "you are in a queue therefore you are kiasu".
So they are saying that you being in a queue is considered kiasu which does not make sense. Although you follow people in to the queue, you may actually know what you are queuing for and not just blindly following people. Even if people follow blindly, they may not have the fear of losing out but more of being curious on why people are queuing. Thus, being in a queue does not make you a kiasu

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These are the basic things to do if you cannot keep up with everything.

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These are the basic things to do if you cannot keep up with everything.

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1) Attempt the worksheet questions
2) Post on the worksheet question you answered in Padlet (The answer itself, ideas, questions, etc.)
3) Look at someone else’s post and comment on it. (Respond to a question in the post, add your own ideas.
4) Clarify the concepts as best as you can.
5) Attempt the mini-essay and the RJ (to be submitted by 2359hrs).

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Great. This looks fine. Once you have set up the online worksheet for your team you can go for your break.

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Great. This looks fine. Once you have set up the online worksheet for your team you can go for your break.

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I will be mainly using the Padlet to check in on your progress through the worksheet and lesson. If you are unsure about how to start tackling the worksheet, I suggest that each person pick one question to answer. Share this answer in Padlet. This way you can deal with your collaboration component (At leasts 1 post and 1 response) in a convenient way.

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I will be mainly using the Padlet to check in on your progress through the worksheet and lesson. If you are unsure about how to start tackling the worksheet, I suggest that each person pick one question to answer. Share this answer in Padlet. This way you can deal with your collaboration component (At leasts 1 post and 1 response) in a convenient way.