The Role of an Innovative Process of Action in Providing A Differentiated Educational Programme
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https://doi.org/10.47494/mesb.v18i.862Keywords:
professional education, differentiated educational programs, innovative process, subjects of practice, personal-oriented approachAbstract
The article discusses the possibilities of introducing the innovative process in vocational education institutions through differentiated educational programs, the main tasks and sequence for achieving positive results, the main requirements for teaching students according to differentiated educational programs, and the problems that arise from program implementation and their solutions.
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