PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF FUTURE PRESCHOOL EDUCATORS IN THE FIELD OF ARTISTIC-AESTHETIC EDUCATION THROUGH CONTEXTUAL TEACHING TECHNOLOGIES

This article discusses the specifics of developing subject-specific artistic competence among future preschool educators in the field of artistic-aesthetic education using contextual teaching technologies. The students mentioned in this study were observed during the classes on "Visual Arts Education".

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14575361
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Art Education and Development
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PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF FUTURE PRESCHOOL EDUCATORS IN THE FIELD OF ARTISTIC-AESTHETIC EDUCATION THROUGH CONTEXTUAL TEACHING TECHNOLOGIES

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Art Education and Development
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PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF FUTURE PRESCHOOL EDUCATORS IN THE FIELD OF ARTISTIC-AESTHETIC EDUCATION THROUGH CONTEXTUAL TEACHING TECHNOLOGIES

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Abstract

This article discusses the specifics of developing subject-specific artistic competence among future preschool educators in the field of artistic-aesthetic education using contextual teaching technologies. The students mentioned in this study were observed during the classes on "Visual Arts Education".

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