Write a reflection paper to explain how the key processes: critical thinking, creative thinking and design are applied in social innovation.

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Critical thinking, creative thinking, and design are essential elements in social innovation. Students who want to pursue innovation make good use of critical thinking and creative thinking skills to develop skills necessary for innovation and new ideas to fill various gaps in society. Creative thinking is applied in social innovation to determine students' innovation, such as in school, to develop new ideas and solutions to existing problems. Critical thinking contributes to creativity by enabling innovators to make the proper judgment and correct decisions in creative disciplines.

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