The Effectiveness of Using Non-Traditional Methods in Teaching Tourism to Students
Keywords:
awareness, ingenuity, differentiation, time orientationAbstract
This article discusses theoretical information and practical recommendations on how the use of non-traditional methods in teaching tourism to students fosters the development of qualities such as awareness and ingenuity. These methods encourage students to pay attention to every element and deeply analyze the educational content provided in the discipline.
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