FORMATION OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS
Soliyeva Gulkhayo Khoshimjon kizi , Department of Methods of Teaching Exact and Natural Sciences 13.00.02 - Theory and Methods of Education and Training (Technological Education) Independent Researcher, Namangan State Pedagogical Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
This article discusses the issues of developing entrepreneurial skills in students in the process of teaching technology. Methods for developing entrepreneurial qualities such as creative thinking, responsibility and initiative in students based on modern educational technologies and methods are analyzed. Also, the pedagogical foundations of improving students' practical skills and developing professional skills that meet market requirements through technology are described. The article provides experiences in integrating entrepreneurial activities into the educational process and offers suggestions for increasing its effectiveness.
Keywords
Technology, entrepreneurial skills, modern educational technologies
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