THE ROLE OF CREATIVE COMPETENCE IN THE PROCESS OF SOCIAL ADAPTATION OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
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Creative competence, ZPR, children with mental retardation, mental retardation, social adaptation, inclusive education, inclusion, primary school students, creative imagination, primary school.Abstract
This article analyzes creative imagination as an important component of a student's creative competence and studies its impact on social relations in an inclusive group. The interrelationships of the components of creative competence are revealed, and the special role of creative imagination in it is justified.
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