PRACTICAL STAGES OF USING CASE STUDY TECHNOLOGIES AND DIDACTIC TOOLS IN HIGHER EDUCATION

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This article discusses the advantages of CASE study teaching technologies in the flipped classroom model. In turn, they consist of technical and software tools: smart manuals, and textbooks, expressed in the form of software for creating and distributing interactive and communicative electronic educational materials. The author focuses on using computers or smartphones where providing videos, podcasts, banks, digital platforms, applications, and websites that are productive in teaching English.

 

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Аннотация

This article discusses the advantages of CASE study teaching technologies in the flipped classroom model. In turn, they consist of technical and software tools: smart manuals, and textbooks, expressed in the form of software for creating and distributing interactive and communicative electronic educational materials. The author focuses on using computers or smartphones where providing videos, podcasts, banks, digital platforms, applications, and websites that are productive in teaching English.

 


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PRACTICAL STAGES OF USING CASE STUDY TECHNOLOGIES AND DIDACTIC

TOOLS IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Nizamova Umida Sandjarovna

doctor of philosophy in pedagogical science (PhD)

Andijan state technical institute

E-mail:

umidanizamova18@gmail.com

Mobile: +998889971107

Abstract:

This article discusses the advantages of CASE study teaching technologies in the

flipped classroom model. In turn, they consist of technical and software tools: smart manuals,

and textbooks, expressed in the form of software for creating and distributing interactive and

communicative electronic educational materials. The author focuses on using computers or

smartphones where providing videos, podcasts, banks, digital platforms, applications, and

websites that are productive in teaching English.

Keywords:

CASE study, flipped classroom, problem-solving, student-oriented, critical thinking,

teaching technology.

In recent years, the term CASE study has also been widely used in the social, economic, and

medical fields. In the educational system, however, CASE study has become increasingly

popular as teaching technology. CASE study teaching technology develops creative thinking as

well as enhances critical thinking skills in students by analyzing a problem situation. Students

seek answers to complex questions by relying on real-life events through case studies. Also,

during the course of the lesson, students are required to combine and synthesize information to

solve the problem. Because, in this, each student learns to reflect on them, while seeking

solutions to global problems within their field.

Communicative exercise "

Problem-solving”

. In this exercise, the teacher will tell the students

about a problematic situation or situation and ask them a question about the following content in

order to find a solution to that problem

. (My car needed repairs three times in the last three

weeks, and the last one was more serious than every time. However, I do not have enough funds

to buy a new car. How should I behave?

Students, on the other hand, will have to give their

advice in order to solve the problem that has been thrown in between. When working with

groups, the most optimal is chosen by comparing the answers, and with the help of a group, a

solution to the situation is found, and the winning group is determined. At the next stage, the

parameters of the key assignment must be determined by the teacher. These parameters are

reflected in drawing 1.2:


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Figure 1.2. Case study technology parameters

Consequently, the" Flipped classroom " approach, on the other hand, is considered popular with

the young people of technology. Accordingly, based on the Flipped classroom model, we would

like to recommend the introduction of CASE study teaching technology. Because, in teaching

students at the productive level, the Flipped classroom model offers the use of video assignments,

training based on case study Technology, and the type of student-oriented education used in

problem-solving." Flipped classroom" differs from the traditional type of education in two ways,

including meanings such as reverse, overturned class, or equipped class model:

1) active and student-oriented learning activities instead of standard classes; 2) provide students

with the opportunity to gain ideas and insights on the topic by listening to materials in video

form or short audio in advance so that they can gain independent knowledge beyond the lesson.

Usually, while the teacher explains a new topic at the beginning of the lesson, in addition, the

student is content with an assignment so that he can work from an independent home. However,

in such a situation, it is natural that difficulties arise between students. This is because students

have different levels of knowledge and acceptance, which include problems such as lack of

understanding, low attentiveness, and embarrassment to their peers who are above themselves.

The use of CASE study Technology in the" Flipped classroom " model gives positive results in

various levels of student active participation. In this case, students independently study materials

on a new topic before classes and then make discussions on the same topic and methods of

solving problems during classes. It is known that video and audio tasks give more results when

mastered in the form of independent homework. Students can also listen repeatedly or pause and

record so that they can understand the video or audio material given beforehand. Kahn

Academy of quality audio and video materials to enable students to pursue independent

education (http://www. khanacademy.org/), Kahoot when creating a video, audio, picture, or

slides for various presentations, and a question-and-answer quiz! We recommend putting it into

practice by using tools such as the Camastasia program when creating a mobile application, a

Google service when listening to audio podcasts, or a personal video.

You can see the application of CASE study Technology in the "Flipped classroom" model using

Sіngle case

Multіple case

Іndіvіdual work

Paіr work

Group work

Oral response

Wrіtten response

Presentatіon

Іn class

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the drawing below. 1.3-see drawing:


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In the drawing above, we want to show that educational platforms, which are aimed at the

independent performance of students before and during the course of classes are convenient for

them to carry out their collaborative activities more efficiently, are used in such areas as Kahn

Academy, Plickers, and Mentimeter. When creating these didactic materials, we would like to

introduce case study technology based on the Flipped classroom model using the above

educational platforms using the example of one of the topics relevant today, "Extreme

environmental issues" i.e. According to this, students begin by familiarizing themselves with

thematic vocabulary and vocabulary given to the Kahn Academy platform so that they can

thoroughly master the topic of "Extreme environmental issues" before class. They are then given

to read small texts on the subject given in the close reading informational text section.

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