2014, no. 5
PRACTICE OF HIGHER SCHOOL

Business game in chemical technology of organic substances as an active method for intensification of students training

A.P. Nikitina, T.R. Prosochkina, O.V. Davydova, A.M. Kalimgulova

pp. 77–8280 RUB

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Abstract

Chair petrochemical and chemical technology,

Ufa State Petroleum Technological University.

Examined is influence of business games on cognitive processes of students of technical specialities and formation of their professional competencies with the example of the discipline of “Chemical technology of organic substances”.

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