MODERN METHODOLOGICAL METHODS IN TEACHING THE SUBJECT OF SALTS

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Badalboyeva Dilorom daughter of Sobirjon
Koshakov Doniyorbek son of Abdumutal

Abstract

This article analyzes the methods of teaching the subject of salts based on modern methodological approaches. The use of methods such as interactive educational tools, laboratory experiments, multimedia presentations, team projects, and STEM approach will help students to learn more effectively and learn more about the subject. The possibility of enriching the educational process with innovative technologies through flipped classroom, gamification, and mobile applications is also highlighted. The article promotes the use of modern methods in the teaching of chemistry and directs students to the practical application of more active teaching methods.
Modern methodical methods in teaching the topic of salts help to increase the effectiveness of education and help students to acquire knowledge more deeply. Here are some modern approaches and methods:

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Badalboyeva Dilorom daughter of Sobirjon, & Koshakov Doniyorbek son of Abdumutal. (2024). MODERN METHODOLOGICAL METHODS IN TEACHING THE SUBJECT OF SALTS. Galaxy International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, 12(10), 249–250. Retrieved from https://internationaljournals.co.in/index.php/giirj/article/view/5952
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