THE ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF ARTISTIC ANALYSIS IN DEVELOPING THE PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF FUTURE TEACHERS OF FINE ARTS
Abstract
This article discusses the role and importance of artistic analysis, which is a part of Fine Arts, in the training of future teachers of fine arts, the relationship between it, the effective use of modern pedagogical technologies in the training of highly qualified pedagogical personnel in art, the issues of providing an understanding of the meaning and importance of works, the issues of educating students to be aware of and knowledgeable about art, and the issues of forming the professional competencies of future teachers of fine arts through artistic analysis.
Keywords
Fine arts, competence, artistic analysis, teacher, staff, system, effect, color, content, training, essence, student, theoretical knowledge, practice, artist, creativity, sample, work.
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