PEDAGOGICAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROBLEM OF DEVELOPING STUDENTS' CRITICAL THINKING.
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The system of higher education is designed to develop critical thinking, to orient students towards mastering creative ways of solving life problems, self-development and self-education.
There are no clear paths to critical thinking. However, there is a specific set of learning environments that can be used to develop critical thinkers.
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