This article explores the psychological tools and methods used to identify the pedagogical and psychological factors affecting the innovative competence of foreign language teachers. The research investigates techniques that can be applied in the process of psychologically supporting intellectually gifted students and provides effective recommendations.

Social environment, learning activity, innovative competence, problem situation, intellectual development, emotional success.

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