Relevance of the Use Of Pedagogical and Innovative Technologies in Russian Lessons
Keywords:
innovative technology, Russian language, method, efficiencyAbstract
This article discusses the role of pedagogical and innovative technologies in the organization of Russian language classes in higher educational institutions
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