Developing Critical Thinking in the ELT Classroom: A Practical Guide

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Critical thinking is often referred to as one of the 21st century skills. It helps students not only become independent and efficient learners but also fosters conscious decision-making in their everyday lives. In this session, we will explore why critical thinking in ELT matters and how to incorporate it into lessons. We will share fun and practical activities to build students’ critical thinking skills. We will also discuss simple strategies to assess critical thinking and track student progress. Join us to learn easy-to-implement techniques that encourage deeper learning, improve problem-solving abilities, and make critical thinking a natural part of the ELT classroom.

Arum Perwitasari Ph.D.

Dr. Arum Perwitasari is an Academic Relations Lead at ETS EMEA Amsterdam. She is an experienced educator with many years of experience in English Language Teaching (ELT) and digital learning and assessment. She also holds a PhD in Linguistics from Leiden University in the Netherlands. Prior to moving to the Netherlands, Arum was an Assistant Professor of English in Indonesia.

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