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Indeed, quite odd to describe "soft skill" as critical thinking skills, ie cognitive skills. soft skill typically is social skill, the type of nebulous skill th
by Edmond 10y ago
Indeed, quite odd to describe "soft skill" as critical thinking skills, ie cognitive skills. soft skill typically is social skill, the type of nebulous skill that while it may have value leaves huge room to interpretation.
- curiousgal 10y agoThe way I see it, critical thinking has a social aspect because an individual has to communicate those thoughts, or else how would we know they're critically thinking?
- aqwfgm 10y agoThe way you see it, you could put there physics, engineering or any other hard skill just because you have to communicate what you've learned.