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DOI: Methods And Tools For Making Student `S Creative Activity In Elementary Technology Classes
Uralova Muhabbat Sanjar Qizi , Teacher Of Elementary Classes At School Number 1, UzbekistanAbstract
In elementary classes using creative activities is the most vital part of the lesson. They learn everything easily by creativity. In technology classes of elementary level learners it can help their creative skills and impression. In addition to this, teacher should enhance their creativity during the lesson. To improve these kinds of skills instructor should apply different methods and tools. In this article, methods and tools of improving learners creativity are stressed.
Keywords
Creativity, technology classes
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