THE ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF CREATIVE PEDAGOGY IN MODERN EDUCATION
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creative pedagogy, modern education, 21st-century skills, student-centered learning, critical thinking, educational innovation, project-based learning, interdisciplinary teaching, creativity in education, active learning, teaching strategies, educational reform.Abstract
This article explores the critical role of creative pedagogy in shaping modern education systems. It highlights how creativity in teaching enhances student engagement, fosters critical thinking, supports diverse learning styles, and prepares learners for the demands of the 21st-century world. The article discusses key strategies for implementing creative pedagogy—such as project-based learning, interdisciplinary approaches, and the use of digital tools—while also addressing challenges educators may face. Ultimately, it argues that integrating creativity into educational practices is essential for developing innovative, adaptable, and well-rounded individuals.
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