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THE IMPORTANCE OF TEACHING BASED ON INTERDISCIPLINARY INTEGRATION OF MEDICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Abstract

This article highlights the essence, significance, and advantages of teaching subjects in an integrated manner within the educational process. It substantiates that integrated education is an important factor in developing students’ systematic thinking, linking knowledge with real life, and fostering a creative approach.

Keywords

integration, integrated education, interdisciplinary connection, modern education, teaching methods.

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