MODELLING OF PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS AS THE MAIN CONDITION OF DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE
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Key words: modeling of professional situations, students, case study, creative thinking, communication, education.Abstract
The article is devoted to one of the actual problems of modeling of real professional situations. During the investigation, we have determined that this is one of the most important pedagogical technology of development of communicative competence. ModelMetrics
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