CRITICAL THINKING
What is critical thinking?
Critical thinking is the process of analyzing facts in order to form different judgement. It is a self- directed process by which we take deliberate steps to think at the highest level of quality.
Aim of critical thinking
1.The aim critical thinking is........

1.   The word ‘Christmas’ comes from the Greek words ‘Cristes Maesse,’ meaning Christ’s mass -
“Christmas” means “mass on Christ’s day.” 

2. &n........

Honesty, speaking and acting truthfully, is more than not lying, deceiving, stealing, or cheating. It entails showing respect towards others and having integrity and self-awareness. 

Honesty is the foundation for trust and key in social relationships; it gives us hope, confidence, compassion and improves decision........

1. Turn lessons into songs

2. Create visual diagrams to illustrate new vocabulary

3.  Weave in spontaneous or consistent dialogues throughout the lesson

4. Break up solitary study sessions with games

5. Review vocabulary through role playing

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Here are my top ten classroom management strategies for dealing with angry, defiant students.

Strategy 1: Remain detached and calm.

Defiant behaviour is often a cry for help or an attempt to cover a fear of failure. Nobody wants to look stupid in ........

 A happy school environment leads to better learning outcomes and high success rate among students. Experts say that happiness in students triggers motivation and drive and the zeal to succeed.

Happiness in students is triggered by a number of factors that they come across in their ........