RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CRITICAL THINKING DISPOSITIONS AND ACADEMIC ACHIVEMENT IN URMIA SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

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Background and Aims

These days critical thinking has been introduced as the main output of education by field experts. They notice teaching of thinking as a principal of learning. This study aimed to examine the association between critical thinking and high school student's educational progress.

Materials and Methods

This correlational study was conducted on 355 high school students in 2010-2011. California Critical Thinking Willing test was used as data collection tool. Descriptive and analytical tests including t-test and ANOVA were applied for data analysis using SPSS.

Results

Mean and standard deviation of total score was 289.60 ±34.09. The lowest and highest scores were 190 and 398, respectively. Accordingly, the trend of critical thinking and educational achievement has no relationship with sex, major, and degree.

Conclusion

In the study, total score of critical thinking was high. Education of critical thinking between instructor and students required interaction each other and creating an organized frame work for intellectual processes and using relevant skills and positions.

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Persian
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Journal of Urmia Nursing And Midwifery, Volume:10 Issue: 1, 2012
Page:
97
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