Factors for increasing creative activity and efficiency in secondary school students

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This article highlights the importance of teaching technology, its important didactic elements, and its key functions to enhance the effectiveness of student learning, as well as the subjective aspects of pedagogical work to enhance students creativity in the learnin process.

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