DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ CREATIVITY THROUGH TEACHING THE SUBJECT OF MORAL EDUCATION
Keywords:
moral education, creativity, creative thinking, interactive methods, problem-based learning, innovative approaches.Abstract
This article explores the issue of developing students’ creativity through the teaching of moral education. Creativity encompasses the ability to generate new ideas, find unconventional solutions to problems, and engage in critical thinking. Moral education is not only aimed at shaping ethical and moral values but also plays a crucial role in fostering students’ creative thinking. The article examines methods for cultivating creativity, interactive teaching approaches, problem-based learning strategies, and the role of moral education in this process.
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