Primary School Critical Thinking

Critical thinking means that children think carefully before they believe or do something. They ask questions, compare information, and consider whether something is true.

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Critical thinking helps children think for themselves, make better decisions, and not just accept things without evidence.
Have children investigate a statement. Ask: “Why do you think this is true? Can you find evidence?” This encourages them to think carefully and ask questions.
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