Creative Criticism

Creative Review Critique Bill Bryson's book "I am a stranger here" is based on a series of written articles. Bryson wrote articles about everyday events and expressed their negative qualities through complaints and creative criticisms. He draws the reader's attention by writing ideas related to the lives of ordinary people. His way is very powerful as it attracts the main audience of his general people through the use of simple vocabulary and everyday middle class situation. During his "complaint," he threw some small stories to make his story interesting.

Too much criticism is the greatest enemy of creativity. Criticism and creativity can not exist in the same place. Criticism will destroy the seeds of creativity in your heart and make you a person who is overlooked. A ponder can only complicate the problem by considering all possible aspects of the problem before implementation. He turned out to be a pessimist in the negative thought after all. No matter how small or basic it always encourages others and I appreciate their work. Praise them from the bottom of my heart and point out their mistakes in a positive way. When we tackle it with optimism and praise, life journey will be much easier

While creative thinkers are non-judgmental, critical thinkers are critical 3) creative thinkers can generalize the ideas they touch, while critical thinkers choose creativity. Thinking, and critical thinkers can only be thought of on the spot. Finally, we can use creative and critical thinking in real life. Just as you can apply them in many situations, in some cases you can apply different kinds of thinking depending on the situation. Example: In discussion, use creative thinking. In order to win in discussion, we have to bring more ideas and ideas to the discussion. Applying critical thinking when proving the experiment proved the experiment based on the idea used to create the experiment.

Critical and creative thinking is essential for understanding and understanding analysis and evaluation skills in the Australian program. English. Students are required to listen to, read, watch, create, publish, interact with other people, rebuild sentences, experiment, and on the aesthetic or social value of sentences We will make critical and creative thinking by talking. Through careful analysis of sentences, through reading, seeing and listening, students critically analyze ideas, perspectives, and unknown assumptions in sentences. In the discussion, students share critical personal thinking, sharing personal reactions, expressing preferences for specific texts, presenting opinions, proofing and responding to other opinions.