MECHANISMS FOR IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ORGANIZING THE SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITY OF FUTURE TEACHERS
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This article explores various mechanisms for enhancing the organization and effectiveness of scientific activity among future teachers. By examining research-based learning, collaborative scientific projects, and the integration of technological tools in research practices, this paper identifies strategies that can be implemented to foster a more productive and supportive environment for scientific development in teacher education.Abstract
In the modern educational landscape, the scientific activity of teachers has gained increasing importance, particularly in the context of preparing future educators. Scientific research enables teachers to engage in evidence-based practices, fostering innovation, critical thinking, and the ability to adapt to rapidly changing educational environments. However, organizing the scientific activities of future teachers effectively remains a significant challenge in many teacher education programs. This issue stems from several factors, including insufficient exposure to research methodologies, limited collaboration opportunities, and inadequate use of modern technologies to facilitate scientific inquiry.
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