THE IMPORTANCE OF USING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS
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Information technologies, educational process, pedagogy, student, knowledge, motivation.Abstract
The educational process is one of the social spheres of society that is developing day by day. This article examines the importance of using information technologies in the educational process. Information technologies create opportunities for improving the quality of education, increasing students' motivation to study, and quickly acquiring knowledge. The article also shows the role of information technologies in the educational process and their integration with pedagogical methods.
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