INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO DEVELOPING CRITICAL THINKING IN FUTURE PRIMARY TEACHERS THROUGH MEDIA-BASED LEARNING
Keywords:
Critical thinking, media tools, media literacy, information culture, primary education, teacher training, pedagogical technologies, innovative teaching methods, digital learning, interactive learning, critical thinking competence, educational effectiveness.Abstract
This scientific in the article future elementary education their teacher’s media based on critical thinking develop methodology analysis The article critical thinking concept of the essence of it modern in education place and importance seeing the media education in the process role and their critical thinking in development opportunities is studied. Elementary education their teacher’s preparation in the process media literacy and information culture science of teaching innovative methods presented is being tested. results based on offer done methodology efficiency proven.
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