critical thinking
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Opinion
How to teach critical thinking amid AI
Research shows four-year-olds ask their parents on average 73 questions a day. By age ten, they've essentially stopped asking altogether.
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Podcasts
Australian students lack reasoning skills, says education expert: podcast
An expert has called for a review of the national curriculum as he says its "narrow" and "standardised" focus has…
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In The Classroom
New ACER assessment released to teach, measure critical 21st century skill: critical reasoning
As one of the seven general capabilities of the Australian Curriculum and a skill that is essential when thinking through…
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In The Classroom
Self-determination theory and other associated academic considerations: Part 2
For William Hazlitt, the education process should have, as one of its central aims, the goal of creating the next…
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In The Classroom
Chalk, talk, teach, write, read, achieve, repeat: part 3
The final part in this series on advancing handwriting, narrative writing and critical thinking with chalk will now introduce the…
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In The Classroom
Chalk, talk, teach, write, read, achieve, repeat: part 2
Part 2 in this series on advancing handwriting, narrative writing and critical thinking with chalk will now introduce the reader…
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In The Classroom
Soft skills key for the careers of tomorrow: Dr Alexia Maddox – Podcast
EducationReview · Soft skills key for the careers of tomorrow | Dr Alexia Maddox A new study conducted by Oxford…
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In The Classroom
On a knead to know basis: ACARA CEO
What does MasterChef 2020 have to do with school? More than you'd think. The show's Grand Finale took place the…
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In The Classroom
What is critical thinking and how do we teach it?
A recent paper commissioned by the NSW Department of Education sheds light on the importance of critical thinking skills in…
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Policy & Reform
As fact-checking uni course unveiled, experts argue for critical thinking from age four
RMIT is heralding its introduction of Australia's first 'fact-checking' university subject. The course, which will be mandatory for first year…
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