DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS' CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE LESSONS
Abstract
This article discusses the importance of wide use of activities that develop critical thinking in English language classes. As a result of the use of modern approaches and innovative methods, such as the development of critical thinking in English language teaching, the development of students' logical thinking skills, fluency in speech, the formation of quick and correct response skills, instilling enthusiasm for knowledge and the English language lessons about the importance of a creative approach.
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