• Children who are critical thinkers scrutinize their ideas and assess their reasons, solve
Problems, ask and accept questions, gain knowledge from their queries, justify their
point and therefore, gain confidence as kids and as learners.
• Children who are critical thinkers ask questions which elicit extensive thought and
provoke analysis from literate adults, and must be answered extensively and
analytically.
• Children who are critical thinkers search for truth and facts, explain through examples
and analogies, seek information from authorities or literate adults, form causal
relationship and common knowledge, and relate to their personal experiences
• Children who are critical thinkers examine solutions to their problems or examine
information to their inquiries. While children who are creative thinkers generate
possible solutions to their problems or find or have their own creative ways to answer
their questions.
• Children who are both critical and creative thinkers are good in problem solving which they use during play and study.