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DEVELOPING STUDENTS' CREATIVE RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL SKILLS THROUGH CRITICAL THINKING
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This article provides students with creative research and professional skills and the content of developing skills through critical thinking, innovative technologies of education robotics, modeling, constructivism, critical thinking in teaching programming the importance of ability and the process of its formation are discussed.
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Research, robotics, professional skills
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