THE ESSENCE OF THE PREPARATION OF MIDDLE SYLLABLE CADS ON THE BASIS OF AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH
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diagnosis of professional education, integration, motivation, technology, information technology, pedagogical criteria (corporate, didactic) - pedagogical and techno-management baseAbstract
This article presents the basic principles of the theory, the basics and the objects of their unification and the research work carried out by scientists of the Republic on their integration in education, science and production integration.
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