2018 17th International Conference on Information Technology Based Higher Education and Training (ITHET) 2018
DOI: 10.1109/ithet.2018.8424778
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Critical Thinking through a Reflexive Platform

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“…Furthermore, critical thinking is one of the characteristics or skills of 21 st -century learning that needs to be developed based on the results of research from 250 researchers from 60 world institutions who are members of ATC21S (Assessment & Teaching of 21 st -Century Skills). The use of critical thinking in learning can be translated as better-quality understanding of theories, evidence, and important issues through scientific work and the application of various subjects in real-world contexts (Montebello, et al, 2018). Critical thinking is a skill that is acquired through a process, so there needs to be an effort on how to teach and invite critical thinking to students through the selection of meaningful learning models.…”
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“…Furthermore, critical thinking is one of the characteristics or skills of 21 st -century learning that needs to be developed based on the results of research from 250 researchers from 60 world institutions who are members of ATC21S (Assessment & Teaching of 21 st -Century Skills). The use of critical thinking in learning can be translated as better-quality understanding of theories, evidence, and important issues through scientific work and the application of various subjects in real-world contexts (Montebello, et al, 2018). Critical thinking is a skill that is acquired through a process, so there needs to be an effort on how to teach and invite critical thinking to students through the selection of meaningful learning models.…”
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confidence: 99%