Paradigma digital do desenvolvimento da política educacional da ucrânia no contexto da integração europeia
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https://doi.org/10.22633/rpge.v27iesp.2.18386Palavras-chave:
Inovação educacional, Integração europeia, Processo educacional, Reforma educacional, Transformação digitalResumo
O objetivo do artigo foi investigar o impacto da paradigma digital na reforma do sistema educacional na Ucrânia. A metodologia de pesquisa incluiu a análise da legislação, documentos de organizações internacionais e programas nacionais. A implementação da digitalização no processo educacional pode proporcionar aprendizagem mais eficaz e interativa, fomentando o desenvolvimento do pensamento crítico e das habilidades criativas entre os estudantes. As tecnologias digitais podem garantir o acesso à educação para pessoas de diferentes regiões do país e diversos grupos sociais. Os programas nacionais para a implementação da educação digital na Ucrânia foram analisados, destacando questões como o financiamento insuficiente e a falta de pessoal qualificado. A digitalização do processo educacional é um elemento importante para a modernização do sistema de educação na Ucrânia, mas requer aumentos significativos no financiamento e no desenvolvimento de recursos humanos qualificados.
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