Published 23-06-2025
Keywords
- pedagogical technologies, interactive education, modern methods, e-learning, gamification, problem-based learning, flipped classroom model, educational innovations, artificial intelligence, adaptive learning, blockchain technology, AR/VR.

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Abstract
This article looks at how analyzes modern pedadogical technologies and their role in the educational process. Traditional teaching methods
are compared with modern innovative technologies, and the effectiveness of interactive approaches is highlighted based on statistical data.
The advantages and practical application of new methods such as e-learning, game-based learning, problem-based learning, and flipped
classroom are also discussed. The article also contains scientific and practical recommendations for the introduction of modern teaching
methods.
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