ENHANCED METHODOLOGICAL MECHANISMS IN TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION AIMED AT DEVELOPING EPISTEMOLOGICAL ACTIVITY
This article presents improved methodological mechanisms for enhancing students’ epistemological activity in technological education and experimentally validates their effectiveness. The findings demonstrate the development of conscious attitudes toward knowledge, independent thinking, reflection, and problem-solving skills. The proposed didactic model promotes an epistemological orientation in technological education.
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