APPLICATION OF DIDACTIC PRINCIPLES IN TEACHING PHYSICS: UNITY OF THEORY AND PRACTICE
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teaching physics, didactic principles, theory, practice, 7th grade, educational process, active teaching methods.Abstract
This article reveals the importance of didactic principles in organizing physics lessons, their role in ensuring the unity of theoretical knowledge and practical activities. On the example of the topics of the 7th grade physics course, ways of effectively applying the basic didactic principles in the educational process are shown.
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