GLOBAL PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE METHODS IN EDUCATION AND THEIR SOLUTIONS

Latofat Abduazizova

doi:10.2024/3xghn732

Authors

Latofat Abduazizova student of Samarkand State Institute of Foreign languages Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/3xghn732

Keywords:

Innovative methods, education, global challenges, solutions, literature analysis, results, discussion, conclusions, suggestions

Abstract

This article explores the challenges hindering the development of innovative methods in education on a global scale and proposes solutions to overcome these obstacles. Through literature analysis, it identifies key issues and examines various methods implemented to foster innovation in education. The results section discusses the outcomes of these methods, followed by a comprehensive discussion on their effectiveness and implications. Conclusions drawn from this study offer insights into the future of innovative education and suggest strategies for improvement.

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