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A Ghanaian author has said critical thinking should be encouraged and practised in the educational sector because traditional concepts of learning are losing their charm.
Boakyewaa Glover, speaking on thought leadership program, The Executive Lounge, emphasized that critical thinking entails effective communication and problem-solving abilities.
She believes when it is promoted, it will inure to the benefit and development of the country.
Watch The Executive Lounge this Saturday at 6 pm on the JoyNews channel on MultiTV and channel 421 on DSTV with a repeat broadcast on Sunday at 8 pm.
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