ISSUES OF IMPROVING THE MEDIA LITERACY OF FUTURE EDUCATORS IN DIGITAL CONDITIONS
Nazarmatova Dilshoda Umarali kizi teacher at Tashkent University of Applied Sciences
Keywords:
educator, child, information, innovation, factor, competence, electronic resources, skill, activity.Abstract
Given the current informative world, we cannot abandon computers and other electronic resources and continue our work without them. Therefore, it is easier to increase the competence of using information resources and use them effectively than to refuse them. Because the whole world around us is digitized by technology. Therefore, our main task is to develop the skills of using electronic resources in future teachers and teach them how to present them correctly. This article also shows the factors and responsibilities that future educators should be aware of when using electronic resources.
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