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DOI: Formation Of A Design Teacher Culture: Methodological Aspect
Sevara Khamdamovna Khakimova , Institute Of Pedagogical Innovations, Management Of Professional Education And Retraining And Retraining Of Teachers, UzbekistanAbstract
This article highlights social science, the level of teacher training in globalization, its professional and personal qualities, values, attitudes and interests, professional development of one's thinking, emotional development, skills and competence, methodological aspects of teacher design culture.
Keywords
Integration process, design, teacher, abilities
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