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DOI: Specificity In The Modern Methodological Training Of Future Teachers Of Primary Education In Mathematics
Berdiyev Bahodir Ravshanovich , Teacher, Karshi State University, UzbekistanAbstract
Changing the objectives of the subject teaching of students and requirements for the
educational results of their preparation allowed make changes and additions to the
existing methodological preparation of students - future teachers of primary education in
mathematics.
Keywords
methodical,, preparation
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