THE ROLE OF THE PIRLS INTERNATIONAL ASSESSMENT PROGRAM IN FORMING CREATIVE AND CRITICAL THINKING OF PRIMARY STUDENTS
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creative thinking, critical thinking, competence, analysis, skillsAbstract
This article provides skills for forming creative and critical thinking of primary school students. It also provides instructions for working with the tasks and the role of the PIRLS program in developing students' creative and logical thinking
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