WAYS TO IMPROVE THE PROFESSIONAL EFFECTIVENESS OF PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS THROUGH DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
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digital technologies, primary education, professional development, teacher effectiveness, teacher training, e-resources, innovative methods, information and communication technologies, pedagogical competencies, distance learning.Abstract
The integration of digital technologies into the educational process has become a cornerstone of modern pedagogy, significantly transforming teaching methods, and especially affecting the work of primary school teachers. The continuous evolution of digital tools offers unique opportunities to enhance the professional efficiency of primary school teachers, optimize classroom management, diversify educational content, and address the diverse learning needs of young students. Understanding and implementing digitalization in the everyday professional activity of teachers is crucial to fostering a more engaging, adaptive, and effective learning environment in the early years of schooling.
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