Pedagogical Technologies of Improving Creative and Critical Thinking Skills of Students

Joldasova Gozzal Aybekovna

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This article describes the pedagogical approaches and technologies aimed at fostering the development of creative and critical thinking skills among students. Drawing upon a diverse range of scholarly sources from the fields of education, psychology, and technology-enhanced learning, the review provides an in-depth exploration of effective strategies and tools for nurturing these essential cognitive competencies. The review begins by examining the theoretical frameworks underpinning creative and critical thinking, elucidating their significance in facilitating higher-order cognitive processes and problem-solving abilities. It underscores the complementary nature of these skills, emphasizing their role in fostering innovation, adaptability, and informed decision-making in today's rapidly evolving knowledge-based society. Moreover, the article explores the integration of digital technologies and educational tools to enhance the effectiveness of pedagogical interventions aimed at developing creative and critical thinking skills.


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Pedagogical Approaches; Technologies; Creative; Critical; Thinking; Skills; Students; Knowledge-Based Society

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