Here's how you can stay updated on emerging trends in critical thinking for your career.

Staying updated on emerging trends in critical thinking is essential for professional growth here are some timps: 1- Utilize social media platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube. 2- Access the latest research and studies on critical thinking. 3- Take online courses on critical thinking, logic, and decision-making. 4- Read classic and contemporary books on critical thinking. 5- Use RSS feed readers and podcasts to aggregate critical thinking-focused articles and blog posts. 6- Practice critical thinking exercises and puzzles. 7- Attend networking events and seek mentorship. 8- Subscribe to industry-specific publications and read trend reports from consulting firms.

On LinkedIn, you can find communities like "Critical Thinking Group" or "The Critical Thinking Community," where pros from different fields share insights and innovations. Facebook has groups like "Critical Thinkers" and "Innovative Problem Solvers," perfect for more casual yet insightful discussions. If you're into deeper dives, check out Reddit's r/criticalthinking or r/skeptic for vibrant debates and discussions. And don’t overlook Meetup, where you can join local or virtual meetups focused on critical thinking and professional development. Engaging with these groups not only keeps you updated but also connects you with like-minded thinkers and potential collaborators.

The issue is what is the subject. In my view, staying within one subject can hamper your critical thinking because it will narrow your vision. The trade-off of the expertise is the closure of the open-minded and the "beginners perspective". If you choose to read in order to improve your critical thinking, try to read only outside your expertise.

There is no powerful tool than the human mind, yet. To foster your critical thinking with a human-made tech tool is dubious and lacks scientific evidence - if someone else have access to the evidence please share it. The necessary skills to organize, analyze information and data to better inform decision-making are critical skills for critical thinking, and, in my view, supporting yourself with third party aid will not contribute at all to your critical thinking. However, the utility is undeniable, but it is also undeniable the decreasing critical thinking skills people of all generations are demonstrating.

Emerging trends for critical thinking in one career is an interesting point. It makes me think about trends and emerging trends. I believe emerging trends are not strong enough to make you decide to adopt them strongly for your career. However, for the ones who set trends themselves and are risky enough to be the first in something, the emerging trends are a very fast moving target. The real question is that if you need to stay updated on trends about critical thinking at all. Since all the topics listed are about habits and ways to improve the critical thinking, I assume the question is not matching its tentative answers.