CREATIVE TASKS FOR CHILDREN
Keywords:
Creativity, children, creative tasks, education, cognitive development, classroom activities, problem-solving, motivationAbstract
This article discusses the significance of creative tasks in children’s education, their impact on cognitive, emotional, and social development, and effective methods for integrating creativity into classroom activities. The study also highlights how creative tasks foster independent thinking, problem-solving skills, and motivation for learning.
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