CREATING AND IMPLEMENTING AN INTEGRATIVE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT IN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITIES BASED ON CDIO PRINCIPLES
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CDIO, integrative educational environment, engineering education, professional competence, project-based learning, practice-oriented education, innovative pedagogy.Abstract
This article addresses the creation and implementation of an integrative educational environment in technical higher education institutions based on the CDIO (Conceive, Design, Implement, Operate) principles. It analyzes methods for ensuring the harmony of theoretical knowledge, practical training, and project-based activities in the educational process. Each stage of the CDIO cycle (Conceive, Design, Implement, Operate) is substantiated in connection with pedagogical and technological approaches to develop students' professional competencies. Furthermore, the stages of implementing the integrative educational environment into practice and criteria for its effectiveness are proposed.
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