THE POTENTIAL OF THE CASE METHOD IN ENHANCING STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS
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educational process, learning motivation, case method, interactive learning, intrinsic motivation, critical thinking, pedagogical technologies.Abstract
This article analyzes the pedagogical potential of the case method in enhancing students’ learning motivation in the educational process. From a scientific perspective, the essence of the case method and its impact on students’ learning activities are substantiated. The study reveals the role of this method in activating students’ intrinsic motivation. In addition, issues related to the development of students’ independent, critical, and creative thinking through the case method are examined. The article highlights the significance of the case method in creating an interactive and learner-centered educational environment. The research findings indicate the relevance of widely implementing the case method in higher education practice.
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