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‘The Inherent Value of Critical Thinking Begins at Home’

From Gulf Today · () English

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Interview Named sources Context piece
  • Dr. Sayeda Almansoori says critical thinking should be cultivated from childhood, beginning at home and supported by society.
  • She recommends school subjects, questioning, information-seeking and debate to develop independent thinkers.
  • Almansoori links critical thinking to broader issues, including gender equality.

For Dr. Sayeda Almansoori, critical thinking begins at home. The Emirati chief accountant says families and society must help children develop the habit of asking questions rather than simply accepting what they are told.

Almansoori developed her love of numbers while helping her father’s trucking business as a girl. She now leads and mentors skilled professionals while overseeing complex financial operations, work she describes as requiring precision and integrity.

Based on my experience, critical thinking is an extremely important skill that must be cultivated from an early age. Introducing school subjects that encourage critical thinking and that motivate children to ask more questions and seek out information, and participating in debates, are effective ways to nurture a generation of thinkers.

· Dr. Sayeda AlmansooriShe explains how schools and families can cultivate critical thinking from childhood.

“Based on my experience, critical thinking is an extremely important skill that must be cultivated from an early age. Introducing school subjects that encourage critical thinking and that motivate children to ask more questions and seek out information, and participating in debates, are effective ways to nurture a generation of thinkers.”

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Originally published by Gulf Today in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.