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Abstract: Critical thinking activities are structured learning tasks designed to develop learners’ analytical, evaluative, and problem-solving skills. In modern education, critical thinking is considered one of the most essential competencies, enabling students to interpret information, make reasoned judgments, and solve complex problems effectively. This article discusses the importance of critical thinking activities, their main types, and their role in enhancing cognitive development and independent learning.
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