CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS OF MODERN EDUCATION
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17540294
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education, modern concepts, development, education system, educational problems, conceptualization, learning process, innovation in educationAnnotasiya
The article initially discusses the innovations in the field of education, the innovative changes that have occurred, as well as the difficulties that have arisen in training against the background of these changes. The article also discusses the positive and negative impact of changes in the pedagogical field on the organization of the work of students and educators. It contains general ideas about the impact of development in the field of education on the future development of society, the various problems created by this development and the rules for their solution.
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