TECHNOLOGIES USED IN IMPLEMENTING THE PEDAGOGICAL PROCESS IN AN INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT
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innovative educational environment, pedagogical process, pedagogical technologies, interactive education, project-based learning, gamification, digital tools, STEAM, hybrid education, educational effectiveness.Abstract
This article analyzes the technologies used in the implementation of the pedagogical process in an innovative educational environment. The article scientifically describes innovative methods and technologies that serve to effectively organize the pedagogical process, develop the cognitive and creative potential of students, and increase their motivation, including interactive lessons, project-based learning, gamification, digital and multimedia tools, STEAM and hybrid education methods. It also highlights mechanisms for strengthening cooperation between teachers and students, implementing an individual approach, and increasing the effectiveness of the educational process.
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