REFLECTIONS ON THE USE OF INTERACTIVE METHODS IN TEACHING COURSES IN THE FIELD OF “INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS”

Abstract

This article discusses the importance of modern interactive methods in teaching international relations. The paper highlights how interactive methods are used in the educational system, the skills students acquire through them, and the advantages of using interactive approaches in the study of political science. Additionally, the positive impact of interactive methods on the educational process is demonstrated: the development of analytical thinking, the formation of independent decision-making skills, and political culture. Interactive methods also contribute to a deeper understanding of political systems and processes through activities such as group work, debates, case studies, and role-playing games.