PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGY AND THE ROLE OF MEDIA EDUCATION IN THE TEACHING AND LEARNING PROCESS
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Pedagogical technology, media education, innovative methods, global education, information technologies, learning process, student independent thinking, modern communication, interactive methods, national valuesAbstract
This article analyzes the role of pedagogical technologies and media education in modern teaching. The study examines ongoing educational reforms in Uzbekistan, current issues in utilizing information technologies, and highlights the significance of media tools in developing students' independent thinking skills. The paper explores how modern pedagogical approaches combined with media education can enhance the learning experience and improve educational outcomes.
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