EDUTAINMENT TECHNOLOGY AS A TOOL FOR IMPROVING THE PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF STUDENTS
This article describes the educational features of improving the professional competence of students of higher education institutions by means of edutainment technology. The article discusses edutainment technology and its features, as well as the importance of improving students’ professional competence through edutainment technology. The role of teaching based on edutainment technology today, the impact of development prospects on the educational process based on the pedagogical approach was studied.
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