THE PEDAGOGICAL RESOURCES OF THE PROJECT ASSIGNMENT
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This article describes the features of using project technology in primary education. It examines the positive aspects and challenges related to incorporating project tasks into the process of forming knowledge, skills, and competencies in primary school students. The importance of pedagogical resources in applying project technology is highlighted.
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