The development of creative activities in students is a critical component of modern education, aiming to foster innovation, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. This article explores the improvement of methodologies for cultivating creative activities among 8th grade students. By analyzing current educational practices and integrating innovative teaching strategies, this study provides a framework for enhancing creativity in the classroom. The research emphasizes the importance of a student-centered approach, interdisciplinary learning, and the use of technology to facilitate creative expression and thinking.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE METHODOLOGY OF FORMATION OF CREATIVE ACTIVITIES OF 8TH GRADE STUDENTS
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Creative Activity
Design Education
Pedagogical Process
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