THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN DEVELOPING CREATIVE TEACHING SKILLS FOR MODERN UNIVERSITY LECTURERS

Abstract

This article provides an overview of the latest research on the topic, and it offers recommendations for how to use technology in the most effective way to develop creative teaching skills. The author argues that technology can be used to create more engaging and interactive learning environments, and it can be used to provide students with opportunities to collaborate and share ideas. The article concludes that technology can be a valuable tool for developing creative teaching skills. However, it is important to choose the right technology, to use technology in a creative way, and to provide training for teachers. By following these recommendations, educators can use technology to improve the quality of education and help students develop their creative skills.

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