Teaching Children to Think, by R. Fisher
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11575/jet.v41i1.52536Abstract
In further exploration of this idea Fisher points out that "One of the challenges of teaching children to think is to help them to discover that the process of evaluating, approving, and disapproving of one's own ideas is natural and healthy; the confidence to be self-critical can strengthen the sense of self" (p. 54).
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