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Author(s): |
Redkina L. I., Sivkova A. V., Vishnevsky V. A., |
Number of journal: |
3(72) |
Date: |
September 2025 |
Annotation: |
This scientific article is devoted to substantiating
the importance of developing creative thinking and creativity
among younger schoolchildren in modern elementary schools.
It emphasizes that creative abilities are an integral part of suc-
cessful learning and personal growth of students. The authors
consider creative thinking as the ability to generate original
ideas and nonstandard solutions, and creativity as a broader
phenomenon that includes the implementation of these ideas in
various formats. The article analyzes literature, psychological
and pedagogical approaches and strategies aimed at shaping
the creative potential of an elementary school student, including
game methods, roleplaying games, theater, and projectbased
interdisciplinary learning. The conducted research demon-
strates a continuous link between the development of creative
potential and the chain of cognitive skills of elementary school
students. The proposed methods contribute to the formation of
stable learning motivation, increased interest in the learning
process through special involvement of students in learning
activities. Special attention is paid to the role of the teacher in
creating a favorable emotional environment conducive to free
selfexpression and the formation of students' selfconfidence.
It is emphasized that the development of creative thinking not
only enriches the educational process, but also prepares chil-
dren for life in a rapidly changing world. The article highlights
the need to integrate innovative techniques and create condi-
tions in which each student can realize their creative potential.
The ideas presented are of practical importance for teachers
and methodologists working in elementary education to develop
effective educational routes. |
Keywords: |
creative thinking, development of creativity, ele-
mentary school, educational process, project activities, game
teaching methods, roleplaying games, theatricalization, criti-
cal thinking, pedagogical environment, student independence,
interdisciplinary approach |
For citation: |
Redkina L. I., Sivkova A. V., Vishnevsky V. A. Conditions for the development of creativity and creative thinking
among elementary school students. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2025;3(72):366—371. DOI: 10.25683/
VOLBI.2025.72.1338. |