Comparing critical thinking skills between rural and urban students in secondary level education of Bangladesh: A focus on environmental education

Critical thinking skills is indispensable to ensure environmental sustainability in this era of sustainable development goals. This particular study aims to make a comparison between two groups of students to identify the most essential skills (conclusion, inference, and identifying bias) require to...

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Main Authors: Uddin, Mohammed Rashel, Shimizu, Kinya, Sharmin, Hena, Widiyatmoko, Arif
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