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| Open Access | IMPROVEMENT OF THE MECHANISM OF TEACHING STUDENTS TECHNICAL SAFETY
Abdurakhmanov Jahongir Sherali ugli , Senior Lecturer of the Department of Technological Education Termez State UniversityAbstract
This scientific article analyzes the innovative mechanisms for developing students' knowledge, skills, and abilities related to safety, their practical application, and the formation of a safety culture in the educational process. Also highlighted are the possibilities of forming a culture of safety among students through effective methods of teaching technical safety, interactive lessons, virtual simulations, project work on risk assessment, and practical classes.
Keywords
technical safety, student training, innovative mechanism, safety culture, practical skills, project-based training.
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Abdurakhmanov J.Sh. The importance of interactive methods in developing students' knowledge of technical safety. Education, science and innovation ISSN2181-8274, -Tashkent -2024-year. No. 1 -B. 551-555.
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