Problems Of Information Culture Development Of Pre-School Education Teachers
Parmanov Abdulla Esanturdievich , Head Of The Department Of Pedagogy And Psychology, Associate Professor, Doctor Of Philosophy In Pedagogical Sciences (PhD), Uzbekistan Saidova Dilobar , Associate Professor, Institute For Advanced Training And Retraining Of Directors And Specialists Of Preschool Education Institutions, Tashkent, UzbekistanAbstract
This article explains the essence of information culture, provides definitions of various authors. The relevance of this issue in pedagogy is considered in connection with social processes, due to which the need for the formation of information culture of preschool teachers increases.
Keywords
“Digital natives”,, “digital immigrants”,, information culture, computer games
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