INNOVATIVE TEACHING STRATEGIES FOR PROMOTING CRITICAL THINKING IN THE CLASSROOM
Keywords:
Critical Thinking, Innovative Teaching Strategies, Problem-Based Learning (PBL), Socratic questioning, flipped classroom, debate activities, mind mapping, student-centered learning, active Learning, independent thinking, creativity in education, 21st century skills, classroom discussions, problem solving, analytical skills.Abstract
In the twenty-first century, pupils need to be able to think critically. To assist children in developing this skill, educators must find innovative ways. Innovative teaching techniques that promote critical thinking in the classroom are discussed in this article. It also describes how these techniques can enhance pupils' capacity for learning and problem-solving.
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