METHODOLOGY OF FORMING MATHEMATICAL KNOWLEDGE IN STUDENTS THROUGH UNIVERSAL LEARNING ACTIVITIES
Keywords:
modeling, DTS, universal action, success environment, interactive.Abstract
This article discusses the effects of applying the State Education Standards in the primary grades and their further application through the modeling method. In addition, the introduction of universal motion in the method of modeling was considered.
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