METHODOLOGY FOR INCREASING STUDENT ACTIVITY BASED ON COGNITIVE LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES
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cognitive educаtionаl technologies, problem-solving skills, divergent thinking, SCАMPER, fishbone, reflection, competence, criticаl thinking, Ishikаwа diаgrаm, VАRK model.Abstract
This article provides information and recommendations on developing a methodology for increasing student activity based on cognitive learning technologies. It also discusses the difficulties and obstacles students face in solving problems.
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