SCIENTIFIC AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF WORKING ON EDUCATIONAL TASKS THAT DEVELOP VISUAL COMPREHENSION SKILLS IN PRIMARY EDUCATION
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comprehension skills, developing tasks, visual material, pictograms, diagrams, independent thinking.Abstract
This article discusses the scientific and methodological foundations of working on educational tasks that develop visual comprehension skills in primary education.
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