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ORGANIZATION OF EDUCATION LESSONS BASED ON THE COMPETENT APPROACH (BASED ON GRADE 5-6)

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The competent approach in education emphasizes the development of students' abilities to apply knowledge and skills effectively in various contexts. This article explores the organization of education lessons based on the competent approach in grades 5-6. The discussion includes the theoretical framework, practical implementation strategies, and the potential impact on students' learning outcomes. The article also highlights the challenges and opportunities associated with adopting a competent approach in middle school education.

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SH.Abdisharipova

Ajiniyoz nomidagi Nukus davlat pedagogika instituti

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# критическое мышление# critical thinking# личностно-ориентированное образо# formative assessment# tanqidiy fikrlash# curriculum design# problem solving# решение проблем# formativ baholash# формирующее оценивание# Vakolatli yondashuv# o‘rta maktab ta’limi# 5-6 sinflar# kompetensiyaga asoslangan ta’lim# talabaga qaratilgan ta’lim# muammoni hal qilish# o‘quv dasturlarini loyihalash# Компетентный подход# среднее школьное образование# 5-6 классы# компетентностное образование# разработка учебной программы# Competent approach# secondary school education# grades 5-6# competency-based education# student-centered education

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