Ep 05 | The Superpower We Need Now: Why Critical Thinking Matters Now | What Do You Have 2 Say?

What Do You Have To Say?

In this episode, we emphasize the importance of teaching critical thinking at an early age. We discuss how nurturing metacognitive skills can significantly enhance students' confidence when tackling real-world issues. Additionally, we explore ways in which educational systems can better incorporate these essential skills into their curricula, enabling future generations to make more informed choices and manage complex problems more effectively.

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Resources

Rules at a 4-Way Stop
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/-HZTp3mUF-g

Artist: Walter Hawkins
Released: 1978
Album: Love Alive II
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tuDBS3XvUY

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