TECHNOLOGIES FOR PREPARING FUTURE TEACHERS FOR PROFESSIONAL PEDAGOGICAL ACTIVITY
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
professional competence, basic competence, cognitive, professional activity, competency technologies, education and production.Abstract
This article describes the possibilities of developing professional competencies of future educators, using theoretical knowledge, practical skills and qualifications acquired in science to solve practical and theoretical problems encountered in their daily lives, and applying them in practice.
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