METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING FIZIKA SCIENCE USING THE PRODUCTIVE METHOD
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system, thought, thinking, interest, action, knowledge, skill, competence, competence, level, attitude, management, harmonious, active, responsibility, environment, tool.Abstract
The article describes the use of a productive method in teaching physics, as well as based on the principles of didactics.
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