Being a critical thinker is an important element of a 21st century school and 21st century learning. The objective of any curriculum is to cater and address the needs of the whole child. Critical thinkers ask questions clarity thinks for themselves. Critical thinking is a skill that is active and allows for interpretations and evaluation of observations.
There are avenues for dialogues, questions, and for learners to identify and analyze the problem. To ensure that learners master the skill of critical thinking there are intellectual standards they can follow
1. Be clear and state what they mean and do not confuse others
2. Be accurate - ensure that the information they give and receive is correct
3. Be relevant - determine if the information is related to what they are thinking about
4. Be logical - ensure that there ideas and information fit together
5. Be fair - consider how your action and behavior will make other feel
Learner can also use checklist to assist them to overcome challenges.
1. Clarity
2. Accuracy
3. Precision
4. Relevance
5. Depth
6. Breadth
7. Logic
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