INTEGRATED LESSON SCENARIOS IN PRIMARY EDUCATION AND A METHODOLOGY FOR ORGANIZING PROJECT WORK
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integration, primary education, integrated approach, integrated lessons using scenarios, project work.Abstract
This article examines the integrated approach in primary education, the nature and importance of integrated lessons, the methodology for organizing integrated lessons, the development of integrated lesson scenarios, the methodology for organizing project work, and the development of project work examples in teaching subjects in primary education
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