CULTURAL HERITAGE AND EDUCATION: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO DEVELOPING HISTORICAL THINKING
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cultural heritage, education, historical thinking, innovation, digital technologies, interactive methods.Abstract
This article discusses the development of historical thinking through the study of cultural heritage and its integration into the educational process. It also examines the role of innovative pedagogical approaches, digital technologies, and interactive methods. The paper analyzes effective ways to form historical consciousness and national values in modern education. Each nation’s unique history, traditions, language, and art constitute an integral part of its cultural heritage. Cultural heritage is an invaluable legacy passed down from ancestors, and preserving it and transmitting it to future generations is a sacred duty of every society. Education, in turn, is the primary means of instilling this heritage in the minds of the younger generation and teaching them to value it.Downloads
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