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Which of the following classroom activities symbolises development of critical thinking among students? A. Encourage students to answer each other for questions related to textbook topics B. Provide more than one explanation for the same phenomena or event C. Teacher takes almost all the time to talk than students in each class D. Attempt to answer questions which are expected in examination. Choose the correct option.

Which of the following classroom activities symbolises development of critical thinking among students? A. Encourage students to answer each other for questions related to textbook topics B. Provide more than one explanation for the same phenomena or event C. Teacher takes almost all the time to talk than students in each class D. Attempt to answer questions which are expected in examination. Choose the correct option. Correct Answer <span style="">A and B only</span>

 Critical Thinking is the ability to apply reasoning and logic to new or unfamiliar situations, ideas, and opinions. It refers to the process of judging or analyzing facts, events, etc.

Key Points

  • Encourage students to answer each other for questions related to textbook topics.
  • Provide more than one explanation for the same phenomena or event.
  • These activities symbolize critical thinking among students as while doing these activities students try to think in multiple ways and provide the solution by analyzing it.

​Thus, it is concluded that A and B only is the correct answer.

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