IMPROVING THE METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPING STUDENTS' ANALYTICAL THINKING COMPETENCE BASED ON AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH (USING PHYSICS AS AN EXAMPLE)
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analytical thinking, integrative approach, competence-based education, physics education, methodology, cognitive development, interdisciplinary learning, problem-solving skillsAbstract
This article examines the methodology for developing students' analytical thinking competence in physics education through an integrative approach. The research reveals that systematic integration of problem-solving tasks, interdisciplinary projects, and reflective practices significantly contributes to the formation of analytical thinking competence. The findings demonstrate that physics education provides unique opportunities for developing analytical skills through the combination of theoretical concepts, experimental reasoning, and mathematical modeling.
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