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DOI: OTHER METHODS OF TEACHING PROBABILITY THEORY AND COMBINATORICS
Ergasheva Fatima Erkinovna , Teacher of JSPU Academic College, Uzbekistan Egamberdiyeva Mohinur Fakhriddin kizi , Teacher of JSPU Academic College, UzbekistanAbstract
The traditional methods of teaching probability theory and combinatorics often fail to engage students and promote deep understanding. This study explores alternative teaching strategies that incorporate active learning, technology, and real-world applications to enhance student comprehension and interest in these mathematical fields. By comparing the effectiveness of these methods with conventional approaches, this research aims to provide educators with practical insights for improving mathematics education.
Keywords
Probability theory, combinatorics, active learning
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