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https://doi.org/10.37547/pedagogics-crjp-02-11-37
WAYS TO FOCUS ON METHODOLOGY OF CHOOSING ISSUES ACCORDING TO THE STUDENTS 'ABILITIES IN PHYSICS CLASSES
Abstract
This article discusses how to develop students' skills in physics lessons and how to choose problems. Preschool educational institutions and schools are responsible for the education of students with modern scientific and technical knowledge and understanding, providing quality education and the first lessons in the harmonious development of young people, the proper development of children's worldview.
Keywords
Ability, creativity, logic
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