METHODS OF DEVELOPING CREATIVITY IN TEACHING EMBROIDERY
Keywords:
embroidery, creativity, artistic thinking, applied art, innovative methods, interactive approaches, national traditions, design, aesthetic education, creative approach, educational process, manual work.Abstract
This article analyzes effective methods for developing students’ creativity in the process of teaching embroidery. Embroidery is considered not only as a type of applied art but also as an important tool for forming aesthetic taste, imagination, and independent thinking. The article highlights the role of interactive methods, innovative pedagogical technologies, teaching based on national traditions, and practical activities. It also discusses the identification and development of students’ individual abilities and ways to increase their interest in embroidery by encouraging free creative expression.
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Maxkamova S.M. “Uzbek Embroidery Art” Tashkent – 1970.
Sh.Mirziyoyev's Decree No. PF-5242, dated November 17, 2017, “On measures to further develop handicrafts and provide comprehensive support to artisans”. Pages 2-10.
S.S.Bulatov and M.Ashirov Dictionary of Applied Arts terms. - Tashkent: Enseclopedia General Ed., 1991. 86 PP.
Maxkamova S.M. Uzbek shaped fabrics. Tashkent, 1963.
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