MODERN TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING GENERAL TECHNICAL DISCIPLINES IN TECHNICAL HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
Keywords:
General technical disciplines, technical education, modern educational technologies, digital learning, engineering pedagogyAbstract
General technical disciplines form the foundation of engineering education and play a crucial role in developing students’ technical thinking, problem-solving skills, and professional competencies. However, traditional teaching methods often fail to meet the demands of modern industry and rapidly evolving technologies. This article analyzes the application of modern educational technologies in teaching general technical disciplines in technical higher education institutions. The study highlights the effectiveness of digital learning platforms, interactive teaching methods, virtual laboratories, simulation technologies, and problem-based learning in improving students’ academic performance, motivation, and practical skills. The integration of modern technologies contributes to the formation of competitive and professionally competent engineering graduates.
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