Big Idea 3: Evaluate Multiple Perspectives
Definition
This term refers to considering different viewpoints on a given topic or issue, examining their strengths, weaknesses, biases, and implications in order to form an informed opinion.
Analogy
Evaluating multiple perspectives is like watching a movie from different angles. Each angle provides a unique viewpoint that adds depth and allows you to see things you might have missed from just one perspective.
Related terms
Bias: Prejudice or favoritism towards a particular viewpoint that may influence judgment.
Implications: The potential consequences or effects that arise from adopting a certain perspective.
Informed Opinion: A viewpoint formed after considering various perspectives and gathering relevant information.
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