CREDIT-MODULAR SYSTEM: MODERN EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS DISCUSSED
On September 3, the Department of Academic Affairs organized an online seminar via a centralized Zoom platform on the topic “Credit-Modular System: Requirements for Educational Programs, Independent Learning, and Modern Educational Materials.”
On September 3, the Department of Academic Affairs organized an online seminar via a centralized Zoom platform on the topic “Credit-Modular System: Requirements for Educational Programs, Independent Learning, and Modern Educational Materials.”
The seminar focused particular attention on improving educational programs within the credit-modular system, effectively organizing students’ independent learning activities, developing learning outcomes based on a competency-based approach, and utilizing modern educational materials.
The participants also discussed актуальные issues related to aligning educational content with labor market requirements, developing students’ independent and critical thinking competencies, and improving educational and methodological support through modern pedagogical and digital approaches.
At the conclusion of the seminar, it was emphasized that the effective implementation of the core principles of the credit-modular system in the educational process is an important factor in enhancing the quality of education and students’ academic performance.
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