TECHNOLOGY OF PREPARING FUTURE TEACHERS FOR INNOVATIVE ACTIVITY BASED ON A NON-STANDARD APPROACH
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Innovation, innovative professional activities, innovative educational activities, educational process, non-standard, creative, pedagogical skills, competenceAbstract
The article provides general information about the technologies for training future teachers for innovative activities based on a non-standard approach, improving innovative professional activities, new approaches in the field of education, existing forms and means of ideas for educational innovation and updating the educational process, innovations in education and innovative educational activities, features of the innovative activity of a teacher.
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