Modern Pedagogical Approaches to Developing Aesthetic and Creative Skills in Art Education

Raxmonova E’zoza Zoir qizi

Navoi State University “Fine Arts and Engineering Graphics” Program 3rd Year, Group “D” Student

Keywords: Keywords: art education, creativity, aesthetic development, visual thinking, interactive methods, project-based learning, digital tools, student-centered learning, creative expression

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Abstract

Abstract: This article explores modern pedagogical approaches to enhancing students’ aesthetic and creative skills in art education. It emphasizes the use of interactive lessons, project-based learning, digital tools, and student-centered strategies to develop visual thinking, artistic perception, and creative expression. The study also highlights the importance of providing a supportive and culturally enriched learning environment that fosters originality and critical engagement with art.

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