THE CONCEPT OF INTEGRATION AND ITS ROLE IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS
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integration, educational process, interdisciplinary connection, methodology, innovative education, systematic thinking.Abstract
This article explores the concept of integration, its significance in the educational process, and its role in establishing interrelations between academic disciplines. Integrated education helps students develop systematic thinking, creativity, understanding of interdisciplinary connections, and the ability to apply acquired knowledge in practice. The paper also analyzes methodological approaches and pedagogical opportunities of integration in modern education.
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