Overthinking 101: The Art of Questioning the Obvious

Lesson Plan: "Is That Really What It Says On the Sign?"

Welcome, students. Today, we're diving into the fundamental principles of overthinking, where we question the obvious and challenge our assumptions. In this lesson, we'll cover the art of reading signs, labels, and warnings, and how to critically evaluate their content.

Key Concepts:

Through a series of interactive examples and exercises, you'll learn to:

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