The system of high school students research work within the supplementary education of children
Abstract
The article highlights the system
of high school students research work
within the supplementary education of children
and deals with the possibilities of its implementation
by using the pedagogical technology of
the formation of high school students research
competence within the supplementary education
of children. It is represented by means of an
adequate technological card. The components of
high school students research competence are
studied through the strategy of the pedagogical
work on their formation.
of high school students research work
within the supplementary education of children
and deals with the possibilities of its implementation
by using the pedagogical technology of
the formation of high school students research
competence within the supplementary education
of children. It is represented by means of an
adequate technological card. The components of
high school students research competence are
studied through the strategy of the pedagogical
work on their formation.
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