THE ORGANIZATION OF DISTANCE LEARNING IN THE COUNTRIES OF EUROPEAN UNION

  • S.G. Zaskaleta
Keywords: distance learning, continuous professional education, , students’ educational and cognitive activities

Abstract

The experience of the countries of European Union in the sphere of distance education as a part of long-life learning is given in the article. It is stated that usage of distance education gives more possibilities for active comprehensive activity compared with traditional forms of teaching.

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Published
2010-03-29
Pages
268-274
Section
РОЗДІЛ 4. ТЕОРІЯ І МЕТОДИКА ПРОФЕСІЙНОЇ ОСВІТИ