IMPORTANCE OF CRITICAL THINKING IN LANGUAGE LEARNING
Usmanova Shahodat Abdurahimovna, Uzbekistan State University of World Languages (PhD), Mirkadirova Zilola Shezod kizi, student of Uzbekistan State University of World Languages
Keywords:
language, logical thinking, critical thinking, culture, thinking skillsAbstract
Incorporating critical thinking skills into language learning is essential for developing students’ ability to effectively analyze and evaluate information. By engaging students in activities that require critical thinking, teachers can improve students’ language skills and refine their understanding of language and culture. Critical thinking skills in language education help students understand the complexities of the modern world and communicate effectively across linguistic and cultural boundaries. Key words; language, logical thinking, critical thinking, culture, thinking skills.
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