DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS’ DIGITAL DIDACTIC COMPETENCE THROUGH VIRTUAL EXPERIMENTS IN TEACHING SPECIAL HISTOLOGY IN MEDICAL EDUCATION
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digital laboratory, virtual experiment, biology education, digital-didactic competence, simulation, 3D modeling.Abstract
This article discusses the didactic possibilities of using digital laboratories and virtual experiments in medical education, their role in developing digital-didactic competence in students, and the methodology for applying them to the teaching process. The impact of tools such as virtual experiments and microscopy on the learning process in teaching histology, cytology and embryology is scientifically analyzed. An experimental design model is proposed based on methodological stages.
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