List of publications on a keyword: «experimentation»

Experimental-exploratory activities in preschool education are a key element of the educational process corresponding to the Federal State Educational Standard (FGOS). The main goal is to develop children’s cognitive activity, curiosity, initiative, and independence in exploring the world around them. Primary tasks include creating conditions for developing experimentation skills, teaching children how to set goals, formulate hypotheses, and draw conclusions, as well as integrating experimental activities into the learning process. Special attention is given to collaboration with families and individualized approaches tailored to each child’s unique characteristics. Modern methods and technologies such as computer multimedia tools, quest games, and play scenarios that enhance cognitive development and build confidence are also included.

To date, the most important for the formation of musical creativity in older preschool age is the use of musical improvisation, as well as the formation of cognitive activity for musical creativity, therefore , theoretical aspects of experimental activity in elementary music making of older preschoolers for the formation of cognitive activity are necessary for both novice researchers, students, and practitioners of teachers, which contributes to the expansion and to deepen knowledge about children's music playing in an experiment with sound.