Gender approach to motivation in the interactive learning process and its specific features
Abstract
This article analyzes the methods of interactive stimulation in the context of gender differences and the impact of these approaches on the learning process of students. In addition, scientific studies have been conducted on the effectiveness of
using modern educational technologies in the educational process. The article offers scientific approaches to the gender-related
features of interactive stimulation
Keywords:
education gender differences motivationReferences
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