THE IMPORTANCE OF CRITICAL READING IN EDUCATION
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Keywords: critical thinking, secondary education, ideologies, motivation, assumptions, perspectivesAbstrak
Annotation. This article explores critical reading methods in secondary education, focusing on their effectiveness and applicability. The study reviews experiments taken by several researchers and focuses on the several questions have been raised about applications of CT into curriculum, so this paper will look at the benefits of it, obstacles hindering broad application and activities fostering critical reading and thinking of school pupils.
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