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Faculty of Letters
Department of Translation, Interpretation and Applied Linguistics
Community Interpreting
Chisinau, 2024
New Approach to Education in
Schools
KEYWORDS
Thinking Skills навык мышления
Socialization Социализация
Approach Подход
Improvements Улучшения
Resources
Ресурсы
Training
Подготовка
To implement
осуществлять
Goals:
Developing Critical Thinking Skills
The new approach to education aims to develop students' ability to
analyze information, evaluate arguments, and think critically to solve
complex problems.
Fostering Creativity
By encouraging students to explore their imagination, think outside the
box, and express their ideas, the new approach to education aims to
foster creativity and innovation.
Promoting Socialization
Recognizing the importance of social skills, the new approach to
education provides opportunities for students to collaborate,
communicate, and develop interpersonal relationships.
Introduction
School is where we learn lots of important stuff,
right?
But sometimes, the way we learn in schools doesn't fit with how
the world is changing. That's why we need new ways of doing
things in education.
Think about it:
Jobs are different now,
Technology is everywhere.
So, we need to shake things up in schools to make sure we're
ready for all these changes.
What new approaches exist in education?
New Approach to Education
The new approach to education in schools recognizes the importance of teaching thinking skills,
searching and analyzing information, critical thinking, and socialization.
Thinking Skills
Teaching thinking skills helps students develop their ability to solve problems, make decisions, and
think critically.
Searching and Analyzing Information
Teaching students how to effectively search for and analyze information enables them to
become independent learners and make informed decisions.
Critical Thinking
Critical thinking skills are essential for students to evaluate information, analyze arguments, and
make reasoned judgments.
Socialization
Socialization plays a crucial role in education, as it helps students develop interpersonal skills,
empathy, and the ability to work collaboratively.
1. Teaching Thinking Skills
Importance of Teaching Thinking Skills
Teaching thinking skills is a crucial component of the new
approach to education.
It involves developing skills such as problem-solving,
decision-making, and creativity.
Benefits of Teaching Thinking Skills
Enhances students' ability to analyze and evaluate
information.
Fosters critical thinking and encourages students to
question and challenge ideas.
Promotes creativity and innovation by encouraging
students to think outside the box.
2. Searching and Analyzing Information
Digital Literacy:
With the abundance of information available online, students need to
develop skills in searching for and analyzing information effectively.
Teaching students how to use search engines efficiently, evaluate the
credibility of sources, and discern relevant information from noise is crucial
for their success in an information-rich world.
Developing Critical Thinking Skills:
Teaching students how to search and analyze information helps develop
critical thinking skills, enabling them to evaluate the reliability and credibility
of sources.
Evaluating Information:
Students learn to evaluate the information they find, distinguishing between
fact and opinion, and identifying bias or misleading content.
3. Critical Thinking
Developing Essential Skills
Critical thinking is a crucial skill for students to develop.
It involves teaching students how to think critically, question assumptions, and
analyze arguments.
Problem-Solving Skills: Critical thinking enables students to identify, analyze, and
solve problems effectively. By encouraging them to evaluate information,
consider various perspectives, and apply logical reasoning, educators help
students develop the ability to tackle complex challenges both inside and outside
the classroom.
Decision Making: Critical thinking equips students with the skills needed to make
informed decisions. Whether it's choosing between different options, evaluating
the consequences of their actions, or assessing the validity of arguments,
students who engage in critical thinking are better equipped to navigate the
complexities of decision making in various aspects of their lives.
4. Socialization
Interacting with Others
The new approach to education emphasizes teaching students
how to interact with their peers and develop positive
relationships.
Collaboration
Students are encouraged to work together on projects and
assignments to develop teamwork and collaboration skills.
Developing Social Skills
The new approach also focuses on helping students develop
essential social skills such as empathy, communication, and
conflict resolution.
Benefits of the New Approach