MODERN APPROACHES TO TEACHING TEXTBOOKS OF NEW GENERATION IN PRIMARY EDUCATION SYSTEM
Journal Title: International scientific journal Science and Innovation - Year 2024, Vol 3, Issue 7
Abstract
Organizational pedagogical characteristics of primary school students based on the international evaluation program are discussed. The author mentions modern methods of developing life skills in the XXI century: 1. "Bloom's taxonomy" 2. "Venn diagram" 3. "Torrent's test" 4. "Six bags" 5. "Problem situations" 6. "Busen".
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Djurayeva P. S.
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