DEVELOPMENT OF CREATIVE QUALITIES OF PEDAGOGUES IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Abstract
This scientific article explores the essential role of creativity in the professional development of pedagogues working in preschool educational institutions. Creativity is a multifaceted trait that has a profound impact on the quality of early childhood education. This article delves into the significance of nurturing and enhancing creative qualities in educators, focusing on the methods and strategies that can be employed to promote creativity among pedagogues. It also highlights the benefits of a creative pedagogical approach for young children's holistic development.
Keywords
Preschool education, Creativity, Early childhood educationHow to Cite
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