Knowledge Doesn't Exist and Other Thoughts on Critical Thinking

Critical thinking (CT) is essential in education, the workplace, and everyday life, yet many struggle to understand or apply it effectively. This book breaks down the 'what, how, and when' of CT in a clear, accessible way, making it practical for readers from all walks of life. Drawing on over fifteen years of researching CT, Dwyer presents accessible evidence-based lessons and strategies for using CT in real-world situations, helping readers navigate the overwhelming flood of information we face daily. Written in an informal, engaging tone, this book makes CT approachable for anyone looking to improve their decision-making skills.

• Offers a broad, accessible introduction to critical thinking, using a conversational tone to engage diverse audiences
• Explains critical thinking in action, with real-world examples that help readers apply it effectively
• Demonstrates how critical thinking can be applied in everyday scenarios, making it accessible to non-academics
• Provides a guide to navigating modern knowledge and information flow, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking in a rapidly changing world
• Updates critical thinking strategies with the latest research, focusing on decision-making and higher-order cognition in real-world contexts