Stages and Structural Components of Developing Students’ Technological Thinking
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https://doi.org/10.55640/eijp-06-05-04Keywords:
Technological thinking, student, development stagesAbstract
The article analyzes the main stages and structural components of developing students’ technological thinking. The development stages include acquiring knowledge, forming practical skills, generating creative solutions, and making independent decisions. The structural components are identified as knowledge, skills, competencies, and information technology literacy. The findings provide guidance for effectively fostering technological thinking within the educational process.
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