ORGANIZATION OF THE LESSON PROCESS BASED ON THE REVERSE CLASSROOM TECHNOLOGY

This article describes the role of "the flipped classroom" technology, which is one of the educational technologies, in today's education. It is also discussed why many teachers turn to this technology and the advantages of this technology over traditional education.

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ŬzMU habarlari.
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2024-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.69617/nuuz.v1i1.7.3550
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Higher Education and Teaching Methods
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ORGANIZATION OF THE LESSON PROCESS BASED ON THE REVERSE CLASSROOM TECHNOLOGY

Feruza RAJAPOVA Мalika IBADULLAYEVA
ŬzMU habarlari.
Higher Education and Teaching Methods
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ORGANIZATION OF THE LESSON PROCESS BASED ON THE REVERSE CLASSROOM TECHNOLOGY

Feruza RAJAPOVA Мalika IBADULLAYEVA
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This article describes the role of "the flipped classroom" technology, which is one of the educational technologies, in today's education. It is also discussed why many teachers turn to this technology and the advantages of this technology over traditional education.

ŬzMU habarlari.Vol. 1(1.7)
Urgench State University (UZ)
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