MECHANISMS FOR DEVELOPING CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS IN STUDENTS

Maxkamova Shoxista Aliyevna,Matnazarova Karomat Otaboevna

Authors

Maxkamova Shoxista Aliyevna,Matnazarova Karomat Otaboevna Master’s student at the Oriental University,Associate Professor at the Oriental University

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Abstract

This article explores effective mechanisms for fostering critical thinking skills among students in educational settings. Critical thinking is an essential competency in the 21st century, enabling learners to analyze information, solve problems, and make informed decisions. The paper examines both theoretical foundations and practical strategies that educators can use to enhance students' analytical and evaluative abilities.

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