Modern Methods Of Using Information Technologies In Teaching Physics In Academic Lyceums
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https://doi.org/10.37547/pedagogics-crjp-07-01-17Keywords:
Academic lyceum, physics education, modern information technologiesAbstract
This article analyzes the didactic, methodological, and practical aspects of using modern information technologies in teaching physics in academic lyceums. The study highlights the role of digital educational resources, virtual laboratories, interactive simulations, multimedia presentations, and online learning platforms in the educational process. It scientifically substantiates that the use of modern information technologies contributes to the development of students’ knowledge, skills, and competencies in physics, enhances independent thinking, and enables the visualization and clearer understanding of physical processes. In addition, the article discusses issues related to increasing the effectiveness of education, strengthening student motivation, and implementing innovative pedagogical approaches through the application of information technologies. The research results confirm that the systematic use of modern information technologies in teaching physics has a positive impact on improving the quality of knowledge and learning activity of academic lyceum students.
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