THE ROLE OF FUNCTIONAL COMPETENCE IN FORMING ECONOMIC DECISION-MAKING SKILLS IN STUDENTS
Keywords:
Functional competence, economic decision, economic thinking, competency-based education, professional development.Abstract
This article highlights the role and importance of functional competence in the formation of economic decision-making skills in students of higher educational institutions. The study analyzes the content of functional competence, its connection with economic thinking, mechanisms of development in the educational process, and pedagogical technologies. Also, based on national and international experience, ways to improve the practical training of students will be shown.
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