ERIC Number: EJ1415198
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 2024
Pages: 9
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Pedagogical Technologies and Cognitive Development in Secondary Education
Assel Akhmetova; Zhanat Karmanova; Shnar Demissenova; Nurgul Sadvakassova; Kanat Koshkumbaev
Open Education Studies, v6 n1 Article 20220214 2024
The model for implementing pedagogical technologies to the develop cognitive processes of secondary education students is highly significant in the present era. The purpose of the study is to substantiate and practically test some pedagogical technologies used in the process of secondary education. To investigate this issue in more detail, theoretical research methods were used, namely: analysis, generalisation, synthesis, structural and functional methods, and empirical research methods such as testing, survey, and experiment. The main result of the study is the proof of the fact that pedagogical technologies for the development of cognitive abilities in students affect their success in learning and their level of productivity. The experimental part of the study showed that it is necessary to introduce such teaching methods as game techniques "In search of the truth," "Perceive the date," "Naughty numbers," and "Black Box" in the development of chronological knowledge in history lessons, since the use of such techniques at any age contributes to the development of stable associative connections, as opposed to direct memorisation. Moreover, such training promotes the development of imagination, logical thinking of students, and memorisation mechanisms and effectively affects the development of cognitive abilities of the individual. The practical significance of this study is that all the materials can be used in educational institutions by teachers, students, and other researchers.
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Secondary Schools, Grade 7, History, Cognitive Processes, Gamification, Teaching Methods, Knowledge Level, Educational Technology, Student Attitudes
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Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research
Education Level: Secondary Education; Elementary Education; Grade 7; Junior High Schools; Middle Schools
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Language: English
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Identifiers - Location: Kazakhstan
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