INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATION: PAST AND PRESENT
Keywords:
educational innovation, educational development, digital education, educational technology, learner-centered learning.Abstract
In modern society, education is continuously evolving under the
influence of rapid technological advancement and globalization. While traditional
educational systems primarily focused on knowledge transmission, contemporary
education emphasizes creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. This
study aims to analyze the process of educational innovation from both historical and
contemporary perspectives and to explore the key characteristics and roles of
innovation in modern education. The findings indicate that digital technologies, online
learning, and learner-centered approaches are core components of contemporary
educational innovation. These developments play a crucial role in improving
educational quality and promoting active learner engagement.
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