Ways to Think Better

·         Understand all tests and theories

·         Look for assertions without proof

·         Consider alternative proof

The proposed proof is forcibly selective.  Verify that it is a good selection through:

·         A list of proof used to back up the case

·         Another list of arguments that seem to contradict and conflict the proposed proof

·         Finally, comparing lists (I) and (II), decide if the argumentation and the proof need to be modified or not

Observe Proper Examples

Take the Argument to its Last Conclusions

Avoid Emotional Words and Sentences

The use of emotional words and sentences should be avoided since they will color and modify the events and proof in your argumentation.

Consider the Topic of Proof from all Possible Angles

Each problem should be focused from all possible angles as to avoid deformation by using only one point of view.

Problem Resolution

Resolving issues is probably the only method that can be used both to learn and auto evaluate what they have studied.  Since the resolution of a problem implicates the application of knowledge and ability, it serves to automatically test your ability to recognize what you have learned.

Analyzing the Problem

The first step in resolving a problem is understanding what the problem consists of.

Tentative Solution

There is no one concrete way to solve problems.  Ideas on methods of how to do this come from various paths and are invariably, in some sense, just guesses and intuitions.

The Solution to the Problem

When you find what seems to be the solution, you should take note very carefully.  Redact it in a logical way and very carefully justify each step that leads you to finding it.