THE TEACHER’S CREATIVE APPROACH TO THE TEACHING PROCESS
Keywords:
creativity, creative approach, pedagogical skills, educational process, innovative technologies, active learning methods, competence, socioeconomic aspects, education, science, technology, creator, talent, development, modernization, worldview, abilitiesAbstract
This article analyzes the essence of a teacher's creative approach in the modern educational process, its role in pedagogical activity, and its development paths. Creativity is considered as a component of a teacher's professional competence, highlighting the factors that shape it, as well as innovative methods and technologies used in education. The study concludes that a creative approach contributes to increased student engagement, independent thinking, and improved learning. The article provides practical recommendations for developing a teacher's creative potential.
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