METHODS OF DEVELOPING CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
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critical thinking, primary education, reading literacy, methodology, problem-based learning, analytical skills, interactive learning.Abstract
This article explores methods for developing critical thinking skills in primary school students, specifically within the context of 3rd and 4th grade reading literacy lessons. The author presents various strategies such as analytical questioning, problem-based tasks, and interactive reading activities aimed at enhancing learners’ cognitive engagement and reasoning. The role of teacher facilitation and the integration of reflective tasks in fostering independent and critical thought is also emphasized.
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