DEVELOPMENT OF PEDAGOGICAL COMPETENCE IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
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Pedagogical competence, professional competence, reflective approach, innovative educational technologies, professional development, lifelong learning, digital competence, teacher leadership, empathy, professional reflection, quality of education, dual system.Abstract
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