Practical Work on The Transition of The Educational Process in Higher Educational Institutions to The StageStage Credit-Module System and Their Results
Keywords:
Audience, Creativity, Education system, Education, Forms of education, Technology, Vocational educationAbstract
The purpose of this research was to examine the importance
and role of thinking design in accelerating creative activity in
a variety of industries from the education point of view,
starting with scientific and more popular sources. This article
discussed methods for investigating the factors and origins
of innovative growth. Its goal is to ensure that proper
methods are used to manage competitiveness and
innovative sustainable development at the same time while
taking into account the degree of entrepreneurial structure.
Innovation development takes precedence over the best
condition of management, which is followed by labor
productivity.
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