Developing Critical Thinking Skills
A critical thinker is able to understand the connections among ideas; focus on relevant information and screen out the irrelevant; use good reasoning and problem-solving techniques; assess their own assumptions; and reflect deeply on their own thinking processes.
The need for critical thinking skills in today’s world is more pervasive than ever. Critical thinking is vital for academic achievement as well as for success in the workplace. In this webinar, Lemi-Ola Erinkitola, founder of The Critical Thinking Child addresses some underappreciated facets of helping children become critical thinkers.
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