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    Pensamiento crítico y su importancia en la educación

    Vol. 19 Núm. 34 (2017)
    Publicado: 2017-12-12

    algunas reflexiones

    Olga Lucía Uribe Enciso
    Diana Sofía Uribe Enciso
    María Del Pilar Vargas Daza
    Propósito: este artículo revisa algunas concepciones del pensamiento crítico y destaca su importancia para la educación. Descripción: primero, presenta algunos enfoques filosóficos y psicológicos del pensamiento crítico y su influencia en las políticas educativas internacionales y nacionales como un medio para fomentar la ciudadanía activa y, a su vez, el desarrollo sostenible. En segundo lugar, destaca la relación entre el pensamiento crítico y el Aprendizaje Integrado de Contenido y Lenguas Extranjeras (aicle). En tercer lugar, los autores de este artículo insisten en el papel vital que tienen los maestros en el desarrollo del pensamiento crítico.
     
    Punto de vista: el concepto de pensamiento crítico ha sido abordado por diferentes académicos a través de la historia. Aunque ellos pueden diferir, todos tienen características comunes, como la disciplina intelectual, la integridad, la libertad, la ciudadanía, la creatividad y la empatía. Por lo tanto, el desarrollo del pensa-
    miento crítico debe ser inherente a la educación, ya que las sociedades necesitan ciudadanos que faciliten su progreso. Un ejemplo de cómo se puede desarrollar el pensamiento crítico en la educación se ilustra a través de la implementación de aicle en las clases de idiomas. 
     
    Conclusión: teniendo en cuenta que los estudiantes pasan mucho tiempo en la escuela, los maestros están llamados a ayudar a la familia a desarrollar las habilidades de pensamiento crítico de nuestros estudiantes durante sus prácticas de enseñanza regulares.
    Palabras clave: critical thinking, Content and Language Integrated Learning (clil), education, eacher education programs, values

    Cómo citar

    Uribe Enciso, O. L., Uribe Enciso, D. S., & Vargas Daza, M. D. P. (2017). Pensamiento crítico y su importancia en la educación: algunas reflexiones. Rastros Rostros, 19(34). https://doi.org/10.16925/ra.v19i34.2144

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