Guiding questions: teachers can guide students to ask questions and discuss them, so that students can actively think and explore questions and stimulate their interest in learning and thinking ability.
Cultivate critical thinking: Teachers can cultivate students' critical thinking, for example, let students analyze, compare and evaluate different viewpoints and information, thus stimulating students' independent thinking ability.
Encourage students to express their opinions: teachers can encourage students to express their opinions and opinions, so that students can play and think freely and improve their thinking and expression skills.
Provide appropriate challenges: Teachers can provide appropriate challenges, such as carrying out inquiry learning and research learning, so that students can face complex problems and challenges, thus cultivating students' independent thinking ability.
Encourage students to try new ideas: teachers can encourage students to try new ideas and methods, for example, let students think about problems from different angles and find new solutions, thus cultivating students' independent thinking ability.
Provide feedback and guidance: Teachers can provide timely feedback and guidance, let students know their own shortcomings and problems, and provide solutions and suggestions to help students gradually form the habit of independent thinking.