The emergence of digital education has revolutionized the learning environment, creating new opportunities for the development of creativity in future teachers. In this context, it is crucial to understand how digital tools and methodologies can be effectively used to develop creativity among future teachers. This article identifies key components and strategies that contribute to creative development and proposes an integrated framework for teachers and institutions.
Enhancing Future Teachers’ Cognitive Potential Through The Opportunities Of The Digital Learning Environment
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Digital education
digital technology
system
creativity
creative activity
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