Designing Creativity-Based Learning Environments in Foreign Language Teacher Training Programs
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creativity-based learning, foreign language teacher education, learning environmentAbstract
The rapid transformation of modern education has highlighted the necessity of fostering creativity in teacher training programs, particularly in the field of foreign language education. Creativity-based learning environments play a crucial role in preparing future foreign language teachers to meet the demands of dynamic, learner-centered, and technology-enhanced classrooms. This article examines the theoretical foundations and practical principles of designing creativity-based learning environments in foreign language teacher training programs. It explores key characteristics of creative learning environments, discusses pedagogical strategies that promote creativity, and analyzes the role of teacher educators in facilitating creative development. The study emphasizes that creativity-based environments enhance professional competence, instructional innovation, and reflective teaching practices among future foreign language teachers.
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