Using self-questioning to promote pupils' process skills thinking
@article{Chin2006UsingST, title={Using self-questioning to promote pupils' process skills thinking}, author={C. Chin}, journal={The School science review}, year={2006}, volume={87}, pages={113-123} }
Process skills are an important aspect of scientific enquiry. The ability to ask oneself questions can elicit and promote self-regulated, reflective thinking. Thus, self-questioning that is directed towards the use of process skills offers much potential in fostering critical thinking in pupils. This article presents a framework for self-questioning that could develop pupils' process skills.
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