METHODS FOR MEASURING THE LOGICAL THINKING OF SCHOOLCHILDREN
Journal Title: International scientific journal Science and Innovation - Year 2023, Vol 2, Issue 7
Abstract
This article provides an overview of various methods used for measuring the logical thinking abilities of schoolchildren. Logical thinking is an essential skill that enables individuals to reason, problem-solve, and make informed decisions. The article highlights the importance of measuring logical thinking skills in schoolchildren and discusses different measurement approaches, including standardized tests, observation-based assessments, and performance-based assessments.
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Utepov Sanjarbek Shamuratovich
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