THE EFFECTIVENESS OF USING PRACTICAL PROBLEMS IN TEACHING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
differential equation, practical problem, higher mathematics, teaching methodology, mathematical modelingAbstract
This article examines the methodological and didactic aspects of using practical problems in teaching the section of differential equations at higher education institutions. The possibilities of modeling real-life processes using differential equations are analyzed, and methods for reinforcing students’ theoretical knowledge through practical problems are presented. Effective approaches used in the process of teaching differential equations are justified. The research results demonstrate that the use of practical problems enhances the effectiveness of education.
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