ACMEOLOGICAL APPROACH TO DEVELOPING CREATIVE THINKING IN PRIMARY EDUCATION: A THEORETICAL-CONCEPTUAL MODEL

Authors

  • Makhmudova Dilnoza Khaytmirzayevna Namangan state universitety, department Mathematics, Namangan, O’zbekiston

Keywords:

acmeology; creative thinking; gamification; didactic system; primary education; self-determination theory; creative self-efficacy; conceptual model

Abstract

This study aims to develop a theoretical-conceptual model integrating acmeological principles with gamification-based didactic systems to foster creative thinking in primary education. The proposed Acmeological-Gamification Didactic System (AGDS) model comprises four interdependent structural components: (1) acmeological trajectory mapping, (2) gamified motivational scaffolding, (3) creative competence formation, and (4) reflective self-assessment. The model demonstrates theoretical compatibility with contemporary approaches to developing creative thinking and motivation in primary education.

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Published

2026-04-20

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Makhmudova Dilnoza Khaytmirzayevna. (2026). ACMEOLOGICAL APPROACH TO DEVELOPING CREATIVE THINKING IN PRIMARY EDUCATION: A THEORETICAL-CONCEPTUAL MODEL. Ethiopian International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, 13(4), 1542–1549. Retrieved from https://www.eijmr.org/index.php/eijmr/article/view/6243