Development of creative thinking in children
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https://doi.org/10.21070/icecrs.v4i0.296Keywords:
Creative; thinking; preschool; child; approach; creativity; education; innovation; intellect; development;, creative, thinking, preschool, child, approach, creativity, education, innovation, intellect, developmentAbstract
In the article, it is stated that the development of children's creative thinking is a requirement of time, and responsibility is given to educators and psychologists employed at educational institutions, and new approaches are needed to develop creative thinking in young people.
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