IMPROVING THINKING CAPACITY FOR STUDENTS OF TAN TRAO UNIVERSITY IN ONLINE LEARNING FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF MARXIST-LENINIST PHILOSOPHY
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2022/721Keywords:
Thinking capacity, online learning, philosophy, Marxist-Leninist philosophyAbstract
Labor is reflected in human consciousness, making thinking appear as an active knowledge system that produces knowledge. Therefore, in order to develop thinking capacity, it is necessary to foster and develop the dialectic of thinking (the ability to recognize and unify opposites, the relationship and transformation between concepts and categories). ; the ability to abstract, generalize, and reason, according to the dialectic law of existence). Improving thinking capacity is not an end in itself, but rather to successfully solve practical problems.
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