METHODOLOGY OF TRAINING STUDENTS BASED ON DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES
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digital education, information and communication technologies, distance learning, interactive methods, electronic learning resources, innovative pedagogy.Abstract
This article analyzes the theoretical and practical foundations of the methodology of teaching students based on digital educational technologies. The issues of creating a digital learning environment, the effective use of information and communication technologies, and the application of innovative pedagogical methods in the educational process are covered. The effectiveness of the educational process based on digital technologies, its importance in developing students' independent thinking, and its role in the modern education system are also considered .
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