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Abstract

Objective: This study aims to examine how neuropedagogical technologies contribute to the development of literary literacy, including reading, writing, and critical thinking skills. Methods: A qualitative approach was employed, utilizing methods such as literature review to analyze existing studies on neuropedagogical technologies, comparative analysis of various approaches, thematic content analysis to extract key themes on cognitive and linguistic skills, and case study insights from Uzbekistan’s educational reforms. Results: The findings show that the integration of neuropedagogical technologies like gamification, audiovisual tools, and interactive methods significantly enhances students’ comprehension and expression of literary texts. These technologies activate cognitive processes such as memory, attention, and creativity, leading to improved writing and reading abilities. Additionally, personalized approaches tailored to students’ cognitive stages promote a more effective learning environment. Novelty: This research contributes a fresh perspective by applying neuropedagogical principles to the development of literary literacy, suggesting innovative methods for enhancing both cognitive and affective student development.

Keywords

Neuropedagogy Gamification Audiovisual tools Literary literacy Cognitive development Reading and writing Educational methods Innovative approaches Individual needs of students

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How to Cite
Nilufar Sabirbayevna, D. (2024). THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATION FOR DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ LITERARY LITERACY THROUGH NEURO – PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES. Journal of Higher Education and Academic Advancement, 1(11), 51–54. https://doi.org/10.61796/ejheaa.v1i11.1064

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