THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF FUTURE TEACHERS IN THE DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT
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Digital Educational Environment, Professional Training, Future Teachers, Theoretical FoundationsAbstract
This article explores the theoretical foundations that underpin the development of professional training for future teachers in the context of the rapidly evolving digital educational environment. As technology continues to reshape the landscape of education, it is imperative to examine the theoretical frameworks that guide the preparation of educators for this digital era. The discussion encompasses key pedagogical theories, the integration of technology in teaching, and the role of psychological principles in shaping effective teacher training programs
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