Basic Requirements for the Modern Educational Process
Keywords:
Training, efficiency, interactive methods, basic requirementsAbstract
This article analyzes the basic requirements for modern learning. Particular attention is paid to basic interactive teaching methods. The role of interactive methods in increasing the effectiveness of learning is revealed.
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