Some skills for effective learning are:
1. Creativity:
The activities that compromise creativity are extremely satisfying. Open, problem-based learning will probably encourage students to think creatively more than paper and pencil exercises in which there is only one correct answer.
2. Critical thinking
The teaching of critical thinking can occur in many ways, from a curriculum dedicated to the identification and practice of the necessary components for critical skills, to projects that involve the interpretation of information, the analysis of the parts and the whole, the synthesis, the evaluation of evidence, the adoption of different perspectives, the identification of patterns and the discernment of abstract ideas.
3. Communication
In today's digital age, communication skills have become as important as they are more varied. Academics have noted that adding an emphasis on media culture to traditional reading and writing literacy goals has the potential to increase learning by making literacy practices relevant to cultures and ways of knowing students' backgrounds .
4. Collaboration
Several tactics have proven to be effective for teaching collaborative skills in the classroom, such as; establish group agreements and accountability formulas for assigned tasks; teaching to listen allows the creation of a space where ideas can be shared, received and applied; teaching the art of asking good questions, particularly open and thought-stimulating questions, facilitates expansion; Practicing and demonstrating negotiation skills is useful in any collaborative situation.
