DIDACTIC APPROACHES OF ART PEDAGOGY IN THE FORMATION OF STUDENTS’ CREATIVE COMPETENCIES
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art pedagogy, didactics, creative competencies, education, creativity, artistic activityAbstract
This article analyzes the didactic approaches of art pedagogy as a resource for developing students’ creative competencies. It presents current theoretical and methodological foundations of art pedagogy, reveals the essence of creative competence in the context of educational tasks, and justifies key approaches: activity-based, creativity-oriented, integrative, and reflective. The article also discusses successful examples of art pedagogy implementation in educational practice and emphasizes the role of reflexive and interdisciplinary practices.
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