METHODS FOR DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ METAPROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE BASED ON DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES.
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digital technologies, metaprofessional competence, digital education, innovative methods, student activity.Abstract
This article discusses methods for developing students' metaprofessional competence using digital technologies. The article provides practical recommendations for improving teachers' digital pedagogical approaches and competency-based teaching methods, as well as opportunities for forming metaskills in students through the use of digital educational platforms, virtual laboratories, interactive simulations, and artificial intelligence-based learning systems.
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