PEDAGOGICAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE ACTIVITY IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM
Keywords:
Innovative activity, education system, pedagogical approach, organizational factors, innovative education, pedagogical competence, digital technologies, education quality, innovative management, modernization of education.Abstract
This article provides a scientific-theoretical and practical analysis of pedagogical and organizational factors in the development of innovative activity within the education system. It also examines organizational factors that influence the effective implementation of innovative activities in educational institutions, including the importance of strategic planning, institutional support, motivation systems, and cooperation mechanisms. The results of the study contribute to the development of scientific and practical recommendations for modernizing the education system and improving innovative management.
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