FORMATION OF STUDENTS' NATURAL SCIENCE LITERACY AND DEVELOPMENT OF NON-STANDARD PHYSICS TASKS BASED ON PISA
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The article discusses the methodology and results of the application of non-standard tasks (PISA) in teaching physics in secondary school.
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PISA, non-standard tasks, pedagogical experimentHow to Cite
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