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The 3-minute thinking self-check

Answer twelve questions and see current habits across the twelve skills on a radar. It is not a test of ability and does not predict admissions outcomes.

Who is answering?
1 When a problem is hard, I break it into small steps and work through them one at a time.
2 When something happens, I think about what caused it and what it will change next.
3 Before I use an answer from AI or the internet, I look for a way to check it.
4 When I see a chart or a number, I ask whether there is enough data and whether there are exceptions.
5 When I make something, I ask the people who will use it first.
6 Before asking an AI, I write down several ideas of my own.
7 I finish what I start until someone else can actually use it.
8 I use what I learned in one subject in another subject or a hobby.
9 When I ask a person or an AI to do something, I say exactly what result I want and what the conditions are.
10 I keep track of what the AI did and what I did, and I re-check the AI's part.
11 When the AI's answer differs from mine, I decide which to trust by looking at the evidence.
12 I think about whether what I made could be unfair or harmful to someone.

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