Everyone talks about critical thinking. Here's how schools should actually teach it

Critical thinking must be moved beyond abstract discussions and explicitly integrated into school curricula through targeted instructional strategies rather than being left to chance. Effective teaching of this skill requires a deliberate, structured approach that ensures students develop the necessary analytical abilities in all subjects. Schools should adopt specific pedagogical methods to make critical thinking a measurable and foundational part of education.

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