THE IMPORTANCE OF USING INNOVATIVE TOOLS IN TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION
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technological education, innovative tools, ICT, digital education, competence, interactive methods.Abstract
This article analyzes the theoretical and methodological foundations of using innovative tools in the process of technological education. The role of information and communication technologies, digital learning platforms, interactive methods, and virtual environments in shaping students’ professional competencies is revealed. Additionally, the impact of innovative tools on educational effectiveness is substantiated based on scientific sources. The research findings demonstrate that innovative approaches are a key factor in improving the quality of education and developing students’ independent learning activities.
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