THE ROLE OF NON-STANDARD TASKS IN DEVELOPING CRITICAL THINKING IN PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
Keywords:
Critical thinking, psychologists and philosophers, Brussels, “non-critical thinking,” creativity, educational tasks.Abstract
This scientific article explores the development of critical thinking in primary school
students. It provides an overview of key concepts, emphasizes the importance of integrating
critical thinking into educational programs, and investigates how teachers perceive and
implement critical thinking practices. The paper highlights the significance of non-standard tasks
in fostering creativity and logical reasoning among young learners.
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