THE IMPORTANCE OF INNOVATIVE PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING MEDICAL CHEMISTRY
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medical chemistry, innovative education, interactive methods, digital technologies, competence, distance learning.Abstract
This article highlights the significance of using innovative educational technologies in teaching medical chemistry. The role of modern pedagogical approaches, interactive methods, and digital technologies in improving the quality of education and in the development of students’ professional competencies is analyzed. The results demonstrated a notable improvement in student engagement and comprehension in the experimental group, where the proportion of “excellent” responses increased compared to the control group. These findings indicate that utilizing pedagogical mastery in lecture organization not only improves knowledge retention but also stimulates critical thinking, active participation, and motivation among students.[2]
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