Using Collaborative Learning Methods in Lessonsd
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Bakhritdinova Dilobar Zaynitdinovna Shakhrisabz
State Pedagogical Institute, Acting Associate Professor of the Department of Primary Education Methodology
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- Keywords:
- innovative education, educational technology, digital learning, teaching methodology, pedagogical innovation, STEAM education, digital competence, interactive
- Abstract
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The article provides information on the use of collaborative teaching methods in the classroom, the main processes of collaborative teaching, collaboration, exchange of ideas, conversation, analysis, discussion, negotiation.
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