TECHNOLOGY FOR DEVELOPING CRITICAL THINKING IN LISTENING AND READING SKILLS OF SCHOOLCHILDREN IN FOREIGN EDUCATION
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This article examines cutting-edge tools for helping students in international education systems improve their critical thinking, listening, and reading abilities. It highlights the value of incorporating critical thinking into foreign language learning by looking at methods, resources, and techniques that improve understanding and analytical skills in various domains.
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