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ELEMENTS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE COURSE CURRICULUM AND CONTENT IN GENERAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Normatov Sulton , PhD student at the A. Avloni National Research Institute, Uzbekistan

Abstract

This article analyzes the methods, tools, and forms of teaching the elements of artificial intelligence in general secondary schools. The process of creating a curriculum and content aimed at improving students' artificial intelligence literacy is highlighted.

Keywords

Quality of education, practices in teaching, educational reforms

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Normatov Sulton. (2024). ELEMENTS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE COURSE CURRICULUM AND CONTENT IN GENERAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS. International Journal of Pedagogics, 4(03), 44–49. https://doi.org/10.37547/ijp/Volume04Issue03-08