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Asking and answering questions helps focus thinking and turn information into useful material. There are different effective questioning techniques such as knowing why you question, looking forward to questioning, and varying questioning styles. The three types of thinking skills are analytical, practical, and creative thinking. Analytical thinking involves gathering and breaking down information while practical thinking uses "if-then" scenarios and creative thinking includes brainstorming.
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