1.6 State five (5) ways to help learners think critically
1. Encourage open-ended questions: Pose questions that require learners to think beyond simple facts and consider multiple perspectives or possibilities.
2. Teach problem-solving skills: Provide opportunities for learners to tackle real-world problems and come up with creative solutions.
3. Foster a growth mindset: Encourage learners to embrace challenges and see failures as opportunities for learning and growth.
4. Promote active learning: Engage learners in hands-on activities, discussions, debates, and projects that require them to analyze information, draw conclusions, and justify their thinking.
5. Provide feedback: Offer constructive feedback that encourages learners to reflect on their thinking processes, consider alternative viewpoints, and improve their critical thinking skills.