PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR ACTIVATING STUDENTS' COGNITIVE ACTIVITY
Keywords:
pedagogical technologies, cognitive activity, active learning, critical thinking,Abstract
This article examines the pedagogical potential of modern educational technologies in stimulating students’ cognitive activity and fostering independent thinking. Particular attention is given to interactive learning strategies, problem -based instruction, collaborative activities, and digital educational tools that encourage active intellectual engagement.
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