Description

Drawing conclusions is an appropriate expression because concluding – when thinking critically – often involves mapping out data and making it visual. When drawing conclusions, you analyze and weigh the data, information, and sources you have to support taking action. Even if you’ve verified assumptions and evaluated a variety of arguments related to an issue – you still have to reach the point of conclusion. A good conclusion is based on sorting through and out the data, getting critiques from others, and drawing it out/depicting it in a way that others can understand. In this course, you will analyze the process of drawing a conclusion into its logical components. You’ll also learn about the use of questions and diagramming tools to assist in this process.