ANALYSIS OF STUDIES ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF NLD IN EDUCATION IN UZBEKISTAN AND ABROAD.
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New educational technologies (NLD), education system, innovations, digital education, interactive educational tools, electronic learning materials, innovations in education, pedagogical technologies, Uzbekistan, abroad, student success.Abstract
This study analyzes studies on the implementation of "New Educational Technologies" (NLD) in the education system in Uzbekistan and abroad. The purpose of the study is to study the effectiveness of the implementation of new pedagogical technologies in the educational process and analyze their impact on the academic success of students. The study shows innovative approaches implemented in educational institutions in Uzbekistan and abroad, experiences in introducing digital technologies into the educational process, and how these approaches change the activities of students in acquiring knowledge. The study provides information on electronic educational materials, online platforms, interactive educational tools, and teachers' approaches to the use of new technologies.
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