TECHNOLOGICAL FEATURES OF IMPLEMENTING INNOVATIONS IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.18316/rcd.v15i38.11053Keywords:
Innovative activity, Education, Educational process, Professional trainingAbstract
The article, based on the international experience and the experience of innovative activity of Ukrainian universities, analyzes not only the conceptual foundations and general innovative trends of domestic higher education, but also the peculiarities and problems of development and implementation of innovations in educational activities technologies in the process of professionalization. This approach largely determined the structure of the book, in which the chapters devoted to educational innovation strategies are correlated with the practice of implementing educational innovations in the system of professional training of future specialists.
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