PROMOTING CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS OF STUDENTS

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  • Solejonova Iroda Azizjonovna Student, Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages, Uzbekistan Author

Abstract

This article is about the importance of developing critical thinking skills in students. In real – world situations we can immerse students with challenges with different projects based with learning. Participating projects for students is the alternative way to change their critical thinking skills, in project they will think logical, communicate, analyze different types of information and find solutions to the any problems. There are a lot of methods of developing critical thinking of students is: role play, solving crossword and so many methods to motivate young generation.

Nowadays, all people young and adults are learning different foreign languages, one the most studied language is of course English. In every country people know English and if tourists do not know there native, they may talk in English with each other.  From my point of view, learning is the best way of Promoting Critical skills of students.

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Published

2024-11-15