DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS' CREATIVE THINKING SKILLS IN THE CONDITIONS OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
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inclusive education, creative thinking, learning skills, interactive methods, creative approach.Abstract
This article is devoted to the issues of forming and developing students' creative thinking skills in the conditions of inclusive education. The article analyzes the pedagogical foundations of developing creative thinking, the advantages of inclusive education, interactive and creative methods, as well as methods of using creative approaches in students through individual and group work. The research process shows the effectiveness of using games, project work, problem tasks and innovative technologies that stimulate students' creative activity. The article also contains practical recommendations for educators and methodologists in the field of education.
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