FLIPPED LEARNING AS A PEDOGOGICAL APPROACH TO REDISTRIBUTING STUDENTS` COGNITIVE LOAD
Jild 5 son 18 (2026) 90-91
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The modern organization of the educational process requires a transition from predominantly reproductive forms of work to models that allow students to actively apply their knowledge. One of the promising approaches is the flipped learning model, in which the initial acquaintance with the educational material occurs before the lesson, and classroom time is used mainly for practical and interactive activities.
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