01 January 1970 4 5K Report

In my transnational teaching context, I noticed that many learners learn rigidly. For example, they gain knowledge through watching news, but they are not critical about the source of the news. Also, they express themselves very subjectively with no trace of criticality in their speech. I mean, we are human beings. It is understandable to be biased toward certain things due to the lack of knowledge. But my question is, what exactly is being critical for students in a transnational context?

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