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Full Day | Max. 24 Participants
Workshop Outcomes
- Awareness of personal biases
- Strategies for making better decisons
- Tools to evaluate arguments and information confidently
- Knowledge to create sharper thinking habits
- Strategies for logical argument
- Empathy for others' perspective
- Approaches to re-frame complex problems
Topics Covered
- Cognitive biases
- Fallacies and argument
- Evaluating information
- Establishing good thinking habits
- Thought diversity
- Decision making
- Re-framing problems
Location
- Willing to work remote
- Willing to work interstate
- Willing to work internationally
How can this workshop be delivered?
- Face to Face
- Virtual
Overview
We live in the age of information and "experts" on everything. The sheer quantity of information, messages and wrestling priorities are overwhelming. With conflicting values and conflicting ideas, teams can end up pulling in opposite directions, individuals procrastinate, employees endlessly defer or delegate decisions, which wastes time and money. How can you feel confident in your own decisions? How can you get clarity on your conclusions? How can you look at things from a different perspective?
The answer lies in critical thinking skills. The ability to clearly reason through problems and to present arguments in a logical, compelling way has become a key skill for survival in today’s world. This full day workshop will give you some theory, practical tools and hands-on experience with identifying bias and errors in logic, constructing sound arguments, re-framing problems and techniques for fast and slow decision making.
Workshop Outcomes
- Awareness of personal biases
- Strategies for making better decisons
- Tools to evaluate arguments and information confidently
- Knowledge to create sharper thinking habits
- Strategies for logical argument
- Empathy for others' perspective
- Approaches to re-frame complex problems
Topics Covered
- Cognitive biases
- Fallacies and argument
- Evaluating information
- Establishing good thinking habits
- Thought diversity
- Decision making
- Re-framing problems
Who is this workshop for
This workshop is great for anyone who has not previously studied Critical Thinking.
It would be suitable for leaders and their teams at any stage in their career.
Past participants of all ages have found benefit in participating in this workshop.
Handouts/materials provided
All handouts for use during the workshop. A take home pack of information and resources.
What to bring
Bring an open mind, a willingness to step out of your comfort zone and a reflective frame of mind.
Also pen and notebook and an internet enabled device.
Facilitator
About the facilitator
Bethan Winn is a sought after facilitator, speaker and director, delivering tailored, transformative training to professionals, government, academic and corporate audiences.
She has been an international educator for two decades. Featured in The Sydney Morning Herald, on the ABC, The West Australian and countless podcasts and industry magazines, Bethan is passionate about sharing critical and creative thinking skills and enhancing communication and connection in relatable, pragmatic and playful ways.
She's also a recovering triathlete, a Welsh speaker and loves a good 'mum joke'!
Recent feedback:
“A really rich learning experience. I feel confident to try the new techniques”
“I had the best day! The facilitator was amazing, very energetic and engaging. I found the discussions and exercises very insightful.”
”A very lively presenter with lots of activities and lots of attention to detail and different learning styles. I enjoyed it and was a very informative and fun class. I took away so much.“
“A great learning experience - I feel confident to apply the learning and make better decisions.”
"10/10 A standout workshop. So many great tools shared. Brilliant".
Key Expertise
- Decision Making
- Problem Solving
- Critical and Strategic thinking
Industry Focus
- Professional Services
- Public Sector
- Large organisations
Based in:
About the facilitator
Bethan Winn is a sought after facilitator, speaker and director, delivering tailored, transformative training to professionals, government, academic and corporate audiences.
She has been an international educator for two decades. Featured in The Sydney Morning Herald, on the ABC, The West Australian and countless podcasts and industry magazines, Bethan is passionate about sharing critical and creative thinking skills and enhancing communication and connection in relatable, pragmatic and playful ways.
She's also a recovering triathlete, a Welsh speaker and loves a good 'mum joke'!
Recent feedback:
“A really rich learning experience. I feel confident to try the new techniques”
“I had the best day! The facilitator was amazing, very energetic and engaging. I found the discussions and exercises very insightful.”
”A very lively presenter with lots of activities and lots of attention to detail and different learning styles. I enjoyed it and was a very informative and fun class. I took away so much.“
“A great learning experience - I feel confident to apply the learning and make better decisions.”
"10/10 A standout workshop. So many great tools shared. Brilliant".
Key Expertise
- Decision Making
- Problem Solving
- Critical and Strategic thinking
Industry Focus
- Professional Services
- Public Sector
- Large organisations
Based in:
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