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DEVELOPMENT OF CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS OF STUDENTS OF HIGHER EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS

Abstract

In this article, the psychological and pedagogical aspects of the development of critical thinking skills of students of higher education organizations are widely covered. At the same time, the analysis of the concept of "critical thinking" and the stages of critical thinking are presented.

Keywords

Critical thinking, motivation, understanding, thinking, reasoning and proving.

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