Abstract
This article explores the theoretical foundations and practical strategies for developing the linguistic personality and language potential of schoolchildren in the modern educational environment. The study is based on the analysis of scientific works in the fields of linguistics, pedagogy, and psychology. The authors systematize the components and stages of linguistic development and emphasize the role of national-cultural values, precedent texts, and creative assignments. Innovative educational technologies are proposed as an effective tool for stimulating students’ creativity, critical thinking, and cognitive skills. Special attention is given to the design of experimental tasks that encourage an independent construction of knowledge, integration of linguistic and cultural elements, and active participation in learning processes. Methods of comparison, systematization, and generalization were employed to verify the practical relevance of the proposed approach. The results of experimental work confirm that the structured use of precedent texts and national-cultural elements significantly enhances students’ ability to express their individual linguistic identity. The article concludes with practical recommendations for applying the obtained results in school language education. The findings contribute to the ongoing efforts to modernize language teaching and promote students’ self-development and self-realization through linguistic education.