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DOI: A New Approach To The Organization Of Practical Training In Professional Educational Institutions
Shoykulov Bakhtiyor Bakirovich , Institute Of Pedagogical Innovations, Vocational Education Management And Retraining And Advanced Training Of Teachers, Tashkent, UzbekistanAbstract
The article discusses the goals and objectives of the organization experimental sites in the effective and targeted organization of practical training and internships, the implementation of tasks set in the curriculum, the formation of professional and entrepreneurial competencies and the creation of conditions for the conduct of research work of masters of industrial education, the popularization of exemplary work.
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Experimental work,, innovative landfills
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Uraqulov X.A. Methodology of scientific creativity. T .: Fan, 2007.
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