THE NECESSITY OF INCREASING EFFICIENCY THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INNOVATIVE APPROACHES IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM
Keywords:
innovative approaches, educational system, effectiveness, digitalization, dual education, interactive teaching, pedagogical technologies, problem-solving, independent thinking, practical skills, teaching methods.Abstract
This article focuses on the importance of increasing the effectiveness of education through the implementation of innovative approaches in the higher education system. In the context of modern processes such as digitalization, globalization, and the development of the production sphere, the application of new methodologies and pedagogical technologies is essential. Innovative approaches in education, such as dual education, digital technologies, and interactive teaching methods, play a crucial role in developing students' independent thinking, problem-solving skills, and practical competencies. The article examines the main challenges of implementing these innovative methods and suggests ways to address them.
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