DESIGNING INDIVIDUAL EDUCATIONAL TRAJECTORIES IN TEACHING SPECIALIZED DISCIPLINES IN ECONOMIC FIELDS
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This article addresses the issue of designing individual educational trajectories in the teaching of specialized disciplines in economic
fields. It analyzes the scientific and methodological foundations of individualizing the educational process based on the personal needs,
interests, and capabilities of students. The importance of pedagogical conditions, technological tools, and innovative approaches in
forming individual educational trajectories is highlighted. This approach aims to develop students' professional competencies and aligns
with the demands of the modern education system.
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