Forms, Methods, And Technologies For Developing Creative Abilities Of Future Teachers Of Pre-Conscription Initial Training
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https://doi.org/10.55640/eijp-05-12-31Keywords:
Creative abilities, teaching forms, educational technologiesAbstract
The development of creative abilities of future teachers is one of the key priorities of modern higher education. This task is especially relevant for future teachers of Pre-Conscription Initial Training (PCIT), whose professional activity requires not only military and pedagogical competence but also creativity, flexibility, and innovation. This article analyzes the forms, methods, and educational technologies used to develop creative abilities of future PCIT teachers. The pedagogical essence of creativity development is revealed, and effective organizational forms, teaching methods, and modern educational technologies are systematized. The study substantiates the role of active, interactive, and innovative pedagogical tools in enhancing creative potential. The results of the article can be used in higher education institutions to improve the professional training of future PCIT teachers.
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