MECHANISMS FOR DEVELOPING TEACHING METHODS FOR PEDAGOGICAL DISCIPLINES BASED ON THE “4K” MODEL.
Abstract
This article analyzes the main mechanisms for integrating the “4K” model - creativity, critical thinking, communication and collaboration skills - into the methodology of teaching pedagogical subjects in higher education. The abstract highlights ways to form 21st century skills in students by introducing this model, making the teaching process interactive and effective. In particular, important mechanisms for organizing innovative learning activities, changing the assessment system, and improving the skills of teachers are described.
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Lutfetdinova Rano Khusnetdinovna. (2025). NEW TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION: THE 4K MODEL AND WAYS OF ITS IMPLEMENTATION. Web of Teachers: Inderscience Research, 3(3), 280–283.
Gafurova Yanglishoy. (2024). METHODS OF DEVELOPMENT OF 4K SKILLS IN TEACHING PRIMARY EDUCATION SUBJECTS. International Multidisciplinary Journal for Research & Development, 11(12).
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Idiyeva Gulchehra Izomovna. (Undated, but post-2020 context). THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE "4K" MODEL IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN EDUCATION. Web of Journals.
Broader Literature Discussing the Development of 21st-Century Skills (including the 4Ks) in Teaching Methods (Post-2020):
"Pedagogical Strategies for 21st-Century Classrooms" (2025, likely a book or major publication).
"Effective teaching strategies: A deep dive into pedagogy" (2025, likely a journal article).
"A Review of Literature on the Effective Pedagogy Strategies for Online Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Institutions: Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic" (2022).
"INNOVATIVE METHODS FOR TEACHING PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCES USING ENGLISH MATERIALS" (2025).
"Digital Teaching Pedagogy Among Primary School Teachers: A Systematic Literature Review" (2024).
"Modelling STEM Teachers' Pedagogical Content Knowledge in the Framework of the Refined Consensus Model: A Systematic Literature Review" (2023).
