Philosophical thinking skills in the poetry of children and adolescents Gholamreza Baktash and Nasser Keshavarz

Cultivating philosophical thinking in children and teaching intellectual programs, because it expands the child's mental and spiritual dimensions is one of the basic programs of teaching children. The teaching of philosophical skills is also seen in the poetry of some children and adolescent poets. This study examines the children's poetry of Gholamreza Baktash and Nasser Keshavarz in order to answer the question of what skills and components of philosophical thought have been taught to children in the children's poetry of these two poets. This research is done in a descriptive-analytical way and based on library information The most prominent philosophical thinking skills taught to children at the heart of these poems are reasoning, questioning, curiosity and exploration, discovery, analogy, and communication, problem solving, analysis, and decision making.