PECULIARITIES OF TEACHING CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
Keywords:
children's literature, teaching methods, reading culture, educational technology, creativity, pedagogy.Abstract
This article discusses the peculiarities of teaching children’s literature within the educational process. The author analyzes methods, approaches, and forms of working with literary texts intended for children, emphasizing the importance of developing students’ reading culture, critical thinking, and creative imagination. The significance of applying modern educational technologies in teaching this subject is highlighted.
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