Spotting assumptions and jumping to conclusions — Critical thinking for kids
An assumption is an idea we take as true without checking. “The shop is closed, so today must be Sunday” assumes the shop closes only on Sundays. Jumping to conclusions means treating a guess as a fact: “Diya didn’t wave back, so she must be angry.” Maybe she just didn’t see you. Careful thinkers say “maybe”, look for more clues and ask.
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