METHODOLOGY FOR PREPARING STUDENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE OLYMPIADS IN BIOLOGY
Keywords:
Science Olympiad, Didactics, Differential Education, Differential Tasks, InnovationAbstract
This article describes the methodology for preparing high school students for biology Olympiads using differential assignments. The didactic content of preparation for biology Olympiads is described in detail.
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