POLITICIZATION OF THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL MOVEMENT IN THE 90S OF THE XIX CENTURY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54662/veresen.2.2021.13Keywords:
Keywords: interactive methods; internet resources; politicization.Abstract
The methodological development demonstrates the experience of working on the problem-based formation of students ' information competence using critical thinking technology. The concepts of "interactive methods" and "politicization"are revealed. The relationship between Information-Digital (Key) and information (subject-historical) competencies and the development of critical thinking of students is determined.
The experience of working on a problem topic is demonstrated through a lesson in the history of Ukraine in the 9th grade from Section 5 "Ukrainian lands as part of Austria-Hungary in the second half of the XIX century" on the topic: "politicization of the Ukrainian national movement in the 90s of the XIX century". This topic occupies a particularly important place in the history of the entire "long XIX century".
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