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INCREASING STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENT IN GEOMETRY THROUGH CREATIVE ASSESSMENT TASKS

Authors

  • Dostonbek Kuryazov

    Urgench State Pedagogical Institute Department of "Theory of Primary Education"
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Keywords:

international assessment program, test, non-standardized tests, mathematical literacy, problem tests, closed tests, reading literacy, international requirements

Abstract

This article is dedicated to diagnosing students' geometric knowledge with the help of non-standard tests, highlighting the methods and possibilities of using modern educational technologies in the development of students' geometrical competences.

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Published

2026-06-14