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VOLUME
Vol.05 Issue02 2025
PAGE NO.
208-210
10.37547/ijp/Volume05Issue02-56
Methodology for developing creative thinking in
primary school students
Xoldarova Iroda Valijonovna
Fergane state univeristy, Uzbekistan
Received:
24 December 2024;
Accepted:
26 January 2025;
Published:
28 February 2025
Abstract:
The article reflects on the methods of forming the educational thinking potential of students in the
process of primary education, increasing their interest in science, developing creative thinking skills, giving up the
monotony through creative thinking and implementing a new approach.
Keywords:
Education, upbringing, teacher, student, creative, thinking, creative, method, thought, imagination,
free, skills.
Introduction:
The rapid advancements in science,
technology, and innovation achieved by the state and
society demonstrate that the potential of professionals
working in the education system, as well as their future
prospects, creativity, and initiative, play a crucial role in
progress.
Our esteemed President’s statement that “The main
pillar of New Uzbekistan will be knowledge, education,
and upbringing” is not made without reason. Educating
our youth to be knowledgeable, intelligent, and highly
capable is one of the most pressing issues of today.
Furthermore, as emphasized in various speeches and
addresses by our President, combating ignorance
through enlightenment in the field of spirituality and
culture, as well as fostering a healthy aesthetic
worldview among our youth, are of great significance.
Unless students learn subjects deeply and in continuity
across all levels of education, it will be difficult to
cultivate humane qualities in the younger generation
from early childhood. Additionally, just as human
thought never remains stagnant, transformations in
education always necessitate new interpretations.
From this perspective, ensuring that our youth receive
modern education, deeply understand national and
spiritual values, conduct scientific research in various
fields, apply global best practices, and achieve
excellence in modern science and technology is of
paramount importance.
Particularly in primary education, shaping students’
intellectual abilities and increasing their interest in
academic subjects is essential. The role of modern
pedagogical technologies in achieving this goal is
immense. Alongside traditional teaching methods, the
application of innovative pedagogical technologies in
teaching
complex
and
multifaceted
subjects
significantly enhances students’ comprehension and
mastery of the material.
The introduction of interactive methods, information
and communication technologies, project-based
learning, and game-based teaching techniques into the
educational process ensures active participation and
collaboration among students. These methods
encourage students to think critically and acquire
knowledge independently.
As we know, students construct speech using simple
words. Their ability to express themselves in any
situation is closely related to their cognitive
development. Therefore, the role of pedagogical
technologies is crucial in shaping the creative thinking
skills of primary school students.
Additionally, several methods exist to foster students'
creative thinking, enhance their creative abilities,
generate new ideas, and develop innovative thoughts.
Creative thinking is the process of generating new ideas
or looking at existing concepts from a fresh perspective.
This type of thinking enables individuals to move
beyond conventional, straightforward, or linear
thinking and discover new approaches, ideas, and
solutions. Through creative thinking, progress can be
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achieved in all fields, as it drives innovation, conceptual
breakthroughs, and the development of new
methodologies.
There are several strategies for developing creative
thinking, one of which is the Alternative Approach
Method. This method involves encouraging students to
tackle a question or task using an unconventional, non-
traditional approach instead of a standard one. In this
approach, the teacher emphasizes the importance of
moving beyond uniformity and exploring different
perspectives when solving problems.
Repetitive routines can lead to boredom, especially for
young learners, who tend to choose the easiest
solutions by default. Teachers should train students to
approach problems from different angles, helping them
break away from predictable patterns of thought. This
approach significantly enhances students' creative
thinking abilities.
The Free Thinking Method
–
This method allows
students to express their thoughts on a topic without
restrictions, fostering an environment where they can
freely explore their ideas. The inner world of young
schoolchildren is incredibly rich. Although they may not
yet know much, they experience a profound
intellectual curiosity and a strong desire to learn.
As the Polish writer Henryk Goldszmit, known by his
pen name Janusz Korczak, once wrote, “It is extremely
difficult for children to express in words what they
sense and think because they must put their thoughts
into language
. Even more challenging is writing.” This
suggests that while students have limitless thinking
potential, teachers must create an environment that
encourages their cognitive freedom. Most importantly,
teachers should actively listen to students' ideas and
identify the best and most interesting contributions.
This approach enhances students' engagement in
subjects and broadens their creative thinking abilities.
Free Expression of Imagination
–
Engaging students in
creative exercises such as storytelling, drawing,
composing texts based on pictures, writing poetry, or
creating musical compositions. While storytelling may
not come easily to students, with proper guidance and
encouragement, they can successfully develop
narratives. This method expands their imagination and
helps them express their thoughts freely.
Role-playing
–
Encouraging students to act out roles in
a story or event. Through role-playing, students gain a
deeper understanding of the story’s content,
empathize with characters’ emotions, distingui
sh
between positive and negative perspectives, and
develop creative thinking skills.
Continuing a Thought
–
Providing students with a
starting point for a topic and guiding them to develop
it further. This method encourages students to take an
active and creative approach to a given subject. The
faster a student engages with a topic, the quicker their
thought process develops. When teachers connect a
topic to real-life phenomena such as the environment,
technology, or natural occurrences, students gain a
broader perspective and present their thoughts more
comprehensively. This technique helps students
articulate their thoughts and emotions freely. By
writing down their creative ideas, they gain a deeper
understanding of themselves and generate new
concepts. This method enhances their imagination,
strengthens their creative abilities, and fosters
innovative thinking.
**Fearlessness in Making Mistakes**
–
It is essential
to explain to students that making mistakes is a natural
part of the learning process. Mistakes help them learn,
draw the right conclusions, and generate new ideas.
Many students hesitate to express their opinions
because they fear making mistakes. To prevent this,
teachers should engage in more discussions with
students. This approach is particularly effective when
working individually with students, as it helps boost
their confidence, reduces their fear, and encourages
them to think more freely.
**The Visual Approach**
–
This method is considered
more effective than others because humans
instinctively think when they see an image. Teachers
should encourage students to create a story or text
based on colorful images.
When students observe an image, they should analyze
it in detail. If the teacher provides relevant keywords
related to the image, students will engage more
quickly. Some students pay special attention to each
element when writing a story. If the teacher analyzes
and reads these stories aloud to the class, it will be
beneficial.
For example, some students assign a title to their story,
while others do not. Those who provide a title tend to
create more structured, sequential, and coherent texts
because a title plays a crucial role in structuring
content. A title serves as an introduction that
summarizes the general meaning of a piece of writing.
Since titles appear before the main text, they attract
attention, making them engaging and persuasive.
**The Importance of Titles**
–
Titles are a crucial part
of any speech or written work. According to
researchers, the beginning and conclusion of any
activity are shaped by its title. Linguist V.S. Mujev
describes titles as follows:
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*"A title is the name of a speech or text that stands
before it, conveys its content, and distinguishes it from
others, making it an inseparable unit."*
From a linguistic perspective, a title is the name of a
speech or text, which can be turned into an appropriate
identifier. Titles individualize texts and distinguish
them from all others. Every title is chosen based on the
internal idea of the content it represents.
The primary function of a title is to define, limit, and
provide completeness to the speech or text while also
conveying information. A title not only reflects the
content but also serves as a unique feature that
enhances the message. Teachers should focus on these
aspects, as they not only foster creative thinking but
also improve students’ focus and attention.
Xulosa qilib aytganda, bu usullar o‘quvchilarga o‘z
fikrlarini yangi va qiziqarli tarzda ifodalash, ijodiy va
mustaqil ravishda qarorlar qabul qilish, yangi fikrlar
ishlab
chiqish
imkoniyatini
beradi.
Asosiysi,
o‘quvchilarni bilimlarini mustahkamlash, ularda erkin
fikrlash madaniyatini shakllantirish va xatolardan
o‘rganish imkoniyatini yaratadi. Bundan tashqari,
o‘quvchilarning kreativ fikrlashin
i rivojlantirish orqali
ma’lum bir sohadagi bilimlari kengayib, umumiy
tafakkuri rivojlanadi.
Bugungi
kunda
o‘quvchilarning,
eng
avvalo,
savodxonligini oshirishda to‘g‘ri o‘qish va yozish, so‘z
boyligini oshirish, keng fikrlashga o‘rgatish, nutqini,
ongini oshirish kabi bir qator xususiyatlarini
shakllantirish
lozim.
Demak,
zamonaviy
texnologiyalardan foydalangan holda o‘quvchilarga
qiziqarli va samarali ta’lim berish o‘qituvchining
vazifasidir. Shuning uchun bugungi kun o‘qituvchisi
ham o‘quvchisi ham talab darajasida bo‘lishi lozim.
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