THE ROLE OF CREATIVITY IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES AND IMPLEMENTATION
Keywords:
creativity, educational process, theoretical foundations, pedagogical aspects, creative qualities, divergent thinking, modern teacher, innovation in education, critical thinking, teaching strategies, problem-solving, student engagement, creativity in teaching.Abstract
The modern educational process not only seeks to develop students' knowledge and skills but also aims to foster their creative thinking, problem-solving abilities, and capacity for innovation. This article explores the theoretical foundations of creativity, its pedagogical aspects, and its role in shaping the personal and professional qualities of modern educators. Additionally, it highlights the significance of creativity in education and its potential to enhance teaching and learning outcomes.
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