TECHNOLOGIZATION OF THE PEDAGOGICAL PROCESS

Goals and objectives of the preparatory department of the children's art school

Authors

  • Kira Sh. Fakhrutdinova Institute of Applied Arts Moscow State Pedagogical University

How to cite

GOST Fakhrutdinova K. S. Goals and objectives of the preparatory department of the children's art school // Education Management Review. 2024. Vol. 14. No. 8-1. P. 83-89.
APA Fakhrutdinova, K. S. (2024). Goals and objectives of the preparatory department of the children's art school. Education Management Review, 14(8-1), 83-89.

Abstract

The article discusses the goals and objectives of the initial stage of education in a children's art school as an important link in the system of primary art education. The key areas of work are highlighted, such as aesthetic education, the development of artistic and imaginative thinking, the formation of practical visual skills, as well as the disclosure and development of creative abilities of students. It is emphasized that art education at the preparatory department is aimed at the harmonious development of the child's personality and the formation of his spiritual and creative culture.

Keywords

children's art school preparatory department aesthetic education artistic and imaginative thinking visual skills creative abilities.

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2024-08-15

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TECHNOLOGIZATION OF THE PEDAGOGICAL PROCESS

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