SCIENTIFIC AND THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES
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digital technologies, multimedia systems, educational process, interactive education, innovative technologies, e-learning, visualization.Abstract
The scientific and theoretical foundations of educational technologies are one of the important areas of pedagogical science, which studies the theoretical and methodological aspects of the effective organization, planning, implementation and evaluation of the educational process. Within the framework of this topic, the history of the formation of educational technologies, stages of development, basic principles, methods and tools are scientifically analyzed. Also, modern pedagogical approaches, innovative and interactive methods, issues of integration of information and communication technologies into the educational process are covered. The abstract reveals the role of educational technologies in increasing the effectiveness of the educational process, their importance in the development of person-centered education, and their role in improving the professional competence of pedagogical personnel.Downloads
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