Innovative methods of teaching

Aleksandrina Gancheva, Radka Tosheva

Abstract


The use of innovative methods in teaching aims to increase the quality of the training offered. A higher-quality academic product would contribute to the better realization of the trained staff and hence to the social growth of the community. This article discusses innovative teaching methods such as project based learning / teaching, project approach, project-based educational technologies, learning method, interactive learning tools.


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project method, interactive boards, multimedia presentation.

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