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Obstacles to implementing innovative ideas in the educational field
- 1. National Institute of Fine Arts and design named after Kamolliddin Behzod
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Innovative approaches often require collaboration between educators, administrators, and other stakeholders. However, silos and competing interests can make collaboration difficult. Schools can foster a culture of collaboration by creating opportunities for teachers and administrators to work together, sharing best practices, and encouraging cross-functional teams.
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