DEVELOPING SCHOOL STUDENTS’ THINKING THROUGH THE USE OF NEW INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN LESSONS.
Abstract
The article analyzes the role of modern innovative technologies in school education in developing students' thinking skills. It examines opportunities to develop logical, creative, critical, and visual thinking skills through interactive lessons, virtual and augmented reality, digital laboratories, and simulations in the educational process. The article also highlights the importance of innovative technologies in fostering students’ independent learning abilities, problem-solving skills, creative thinking, and teamwork. It provides a scientific basis for educators to apply innovative technologies to make lessons effective and motivating.
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