USE OF PROJECT-BASED TEACHING METHODS IN LITERATURE LESSONS
Keywords:
Project-based teaching, literature education, interactive methods, critical thinking, creative approach.Abstract
This article analyzes the theoretical and practical aspects of using project-based teaching methods in literature lessons. Project-based teaching helps students develop independent thinking skills, in-depth analysis of literary works, and teamwork skills. The article discusses the basic principles of project-based teaching, ways to increase its effectiveness, and methods for adapting it to literature lessons.
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