COMPARISON OF UZBEK TRADITIONAL ASSESSING SYSTEM AND CREDIT MODULE SYSTEMS
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This article describes the formation of the credit-module system, its content, forms of process, the expected results of the system, the gradual transition to a credit-module system in Uzbekistan and compare classical module of assessment with the contemporary credit system.
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