Developing Critical and Aesthetic Thinking in Future Art Teachers through Art Analysis
Esanova Lobar Kulmurotovna
Navoi State University Lecturer at the Department of Fine Arts and Engineering Graphics
Keywords: Keywords: art analysis, critical thinking, aesthetic perception, visual arts education, reflective learning, project-based learning, future teachers
Abstract
Abstract: This article explores methods for enhancing critical and aesthetic thinking in future art teachers through the analysis of visual art works. It discusses pedagogical strategies that combine reflective observation, interactive discussions, and project-based learning. The study emphasizes the role of integrating cognitive, emotional, and aesthetic dimensions to foster analytical, creative, and culturally informed thinking among students.
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