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STEAM AND STUDENTS’ COMPETENCIES IN INDEPENDENT INFORMATION SEARCH

Pardaboyev Jasur Eshbekovich , Associate Professor, New Century University PhD

Abstract

This article discusses the development of students’ competencies in independent information searching, critical analysis, and problem-solving based on STEAM education. The STEAM approach facilitates the formation of 21st-century skills through interdisciplinary integration, creative thinking, and practical projects. The article examines, on a scientific basis, the effectiveness of STEAM methods in the educational process, using theoretical, practical, experimental, and comparative methods aimed at developing practical solutions to information-related challenges. Ways to enhance modern innovative skills are outlined, and recommendations are provided emphasizing that the STEAM topic serves as a key factor in engaging the attention of learners.

Keywords

STEAM, educator, project, structured information, interdisciplinary, integration, plarform, critical fixation.

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STEAM AND STUDENTS’ COMPETENCIES IN INDEPENDENT INFORMATION SEARCH. (2026). International Journal of Artificial Intelligence, 6(03), 404-409. https://www.academicpublishers.org/journals/index.php/ijai/article/view/11680