TEACHING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS HOW TO WORK WITH WORK TOOLS IN TECHNOLOGY CLASSES, INTRODUCING THEM TO THE RULES OF SAFETY, AND GIVING THEM AN UNDERSTANDING

Name: TEACHING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS HOW TO WORK WITH WORK TOOLS IN TECHNOLOGY CLASSES, INTRODUCING THEM TO THE RULES OF SAFETY, AND GIVING THEM AN UNDERSTANDING
Creator: Shonazarova Nozima Ruslanovna
Keywords: 4. Education, Concept, recommendation, global, technique, technology, practice, working tools, security, law, methodology, method, direction.

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Article . 2023

License: CC BY

Data sources: Datacite

TEACHING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS HOW TO WORK WITH WORK TOOLS IN TECHNOLOGY CLASSES, INTRODUCING THEM TO THE RULES OF SAFETY, AND GIVING THEM AN UNDERSTANDING

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 15 Jul 2023 English Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Shonazarova Nozima Ruslanovna;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.8151019 , 10.5281/zenodo.8151018

TEACHING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS HOW TO WORK WITH WORK TOOLS IN TECHNOLOGY CLASSES, INTRODUCING THEM TO THE RULES OF SAFETY, AND GIVING THEM AN UNDERSTANDING

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Abstract

In this article, elementary school students are given concepts about the correct and careful use of work tools in technology lessons, and some practical work processes are highlighted. Methods of teaching safety rules were mentioned by the teachers. The practical importance of technological science and its role in the system are discussed.

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Concept, recommendation, global, technique, technology, practice, working tools, security, law, methodology, method, direction.

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