The Role of Problem-Based Learning in Increasing the Effectiveness of Education
Keywords:
Problem-based learning, interactive methods, cases, thinking, learning effectivenessAbstract
The article analyzes the importance of problem-based learning in increasing the effectiveness of learning. Particular attention is paid to problem-based learning methods. The role of cases in the development of students' thinking is revealed.
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