DEVELOPING STUDENTS' CREATIVE COMPETENCE THROUGH LITERARY WORKS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING
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https://doi.org/10.2024/c6tt4x81Keywords:
creative writing, literary text, short stories, novels, debatesAbstract
This paper explores how literary works can be used to develop students' creative competence in ELT. It highlights the importance of integrating literature into language classrooms and the pedagogical strategies that can foster creativity through literary engagement.
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