THE IMPORTANCE OF BASIC LITERARY COMPETENCES IN THE PEDAGOGICAL PROCESS
Keywords:
Literary competences, pedagogical process, critical thinking, cultural awarenessAbstract
In the modern educational landscape, the development of basic literary competences is crucial to shaping students' intellectual and social growth. This paper examines the significance of these competences within the pedagogical process, focusing on their role in fostering critical thinking, cultural awareness, and effective communication skills. The integration of literary competences into teaching methodologies enhances the learning experience, promoting a more holistic approach to education. By highlighting various pedagogical strategies, this article underscores the value of literary competences in cultivating a generation capable of interpreting, analyzing, and responding to complex texts, both within and beyond the academic setting.
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