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DOI: The Importance Of Developing Competence In Understanting And Interpreting Processes In Biological Objects Through Problem-Solving And Exercise
Jumaev S.Z. , Teacher, Department Of Biology Teaching Methods, Tashkent State Pedagogical University Named After Nizami, UzbekistanAbstract
A specific aspect af the methodology of teaching biology requires students to develop the competence to recognize biological objects to understand and interpret the proceses that take place them. A study of the effect of perception on memory on performance has been describul.
Keywords
Cognition, object, biological object, subject, exercise, broblem solving, memory perception, lesson, information, reading, hearing, drawing, thinking, imagination, attention
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