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CONSTRUCTIVISM IN THE SCHOOL OF EXPERIMENTAL WORK
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This article is theoretically-professional studies dealing with the issue of school experimental work and its prospects in the context of the modern methods of teaching. The article discusses creating a complex educational environment in the constructivist concepts, such as the environment, which affects the fundamental level of competence of educator and makes his professional prowess.
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