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DOI: Digital Mathematical Literacy As A Component Of The Life Skills Of Students Of Modern Educational Institutions
Najmiddinova X.Yo. , Associate Professor, Candidate Of Pedagogical Sciences, NamSU (Uzbekistan)Abstract
The article reveals the essence of the concepts of digital literacy, mathematical and digital-mathematical literacy, the views of international experts and researchers, the role and significance of these concepts in teaching and educating the younger generation in the digital environment.
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Digital literacy, mathematical and digital-mathematical literacy, digital environment
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