Theoretical and Practical Foundations of Using Pedagogical Software Tools in Geography Education
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Pedagogical Software Tools, Mentimeter, Padlet, Wordwall.net, LearningApps.org, Kahoot, Plickers, Socrative, Wordize.app, Edu games.uz, Nearpod, iSpring Suite, Microsoft PowerPoint, Canva, Prezi, Quizlet.comAbstract
The use of interactive and digital software tools in geography lessons enables the learning process to become more engaging and effective. Their use allows students to quickly and easily master the topic, strengthen their practical skills, and actively participate in the lesson. During the lesson process, students complete various tasks to test their knowledge of the topic, identify their mistakes, and try to correct them. This transforms them from passive listeners into active participants and provides an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the topic.
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