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THE IMPORTANCE OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MINING STUDENTS’ LEXICAL COMPETENCE

THE IMPORTANCE OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MINING STUDENTS’ LEXICAL COMPETENCE

  • Khusnora Saydullaeva
    Phd Student Navoi State Pedagogical Institute, Uzbekistan
Technology innovation innovative technologies videos internet mining students learner educational process

This article expresses the significance of innovative technologies in the educational process as well as promotes the probable advantages and disadvantages of these technologies during the lessons. Moreover, the paper identifies the importance of development of oral speech among students in mining field and presents the types of technologies that can be used in the classroom.

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