Title: Critical Thinking and Education
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CRITICAL THINKING AND EDUCATION
What is Critical Thinking?
Critical Thinking and Education

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CRITICAL THINKING AND EDUCATION
What is Critical Thinking? The aim of Critical Thinking is to promote independent thinking, personal autonomy and reasoned judgment in thought and action. This involves two related dimensions: the ability to reason well and
the disposition to do so. Critical thinking involves logic as well as creativity. It may involve inductive and deductive reasoning, analysis and problem-solving as well as creative, innovative and complex approaches to the resolution of issues and challenges. Critical Thinking and Education
One of the significant aims of education is to produce learners who are well informed, that is to say, learners should understand ideas that are important, useful, beautiful and powerful. Another is to create learners who have the appetite the appetite to think analytically and critically, to use what they know to enhance their own lives and also to contribute to their society, culture and civilization. These two aims for education as a vehicle to promote critical thinking are based on certain assumptions. Brains are biological.