Title: 12 Solid Strategies for Teaching Critical Thinking Skills – Wabisabi Learning
Headings: 12 Solid Strategies for Teaching Critical Thinking Skills
12 Solid Strategies for Teaching Critical Thinking Skills
1. Begin With a Question
2. Create a Foundation
3. Consult the Classics
4. Create a Country
5. Use Information Fluency
6. Utilize Peer Groups
7. Try One Sentence
8. Solve Some Problems
9. Return to Role Playing
10. Speak With Sketch
11. Do Some Prioritizing
12. Change Their Misconceptions
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4. Create a Country
This could be a tremendous project-based learning scenario about learning what makes a country. In the process, students learn history, geography, politics, and more. Here are some resources to help you: The Geography Site
Could You Start Your Own Country? How to Start Your Own Micro-nation
5. Use Information Fluency
Students must learn to amass the proper expertise to inform their thinking. Teaching critical thinking skills can be supported by an understanding of Information Fluency. Mastering the proper use of information is crucial to our students’ success in school and life. It’s about learning how to dig through knowledge to find the most useful and appropriate facts for solving a problem.