IMPROVING MANAGEMENT OF TEACHERS’ ACTIVITY IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN DIGITAL ERA
Maxamadjanova Nozima A.Avloniy nomidagi pedagoglarni kasbiy rivojlantirish va yangi metodikalarga o‘rgatish milliy-tadqiqot institutining tayanch doktoranti
Keywords:
education, digitization, teacher, school, method, informatization, digital technologies, individual approach.Abstract
Currently, as technologies are being updated day by day, the fundamental change of the worldview of the society, adaptation to the times becomes a natural state, and an opportunity to update the education system and its management. This article describes the theoretical basis of the improvement of management through the digitization of the activities of teachers of general secondary schools. In the era of digitization, it is an important task to review the management of school teachers and develop them based on modern trends.
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