MODERN METHODS OF MANAGING CLUSTER-BASED COLLABORATION IN THE CONTINUOUS EDUCATION SYSTEM
Keywords:
Continuous education, cluster collaboration, management methodsAbstract
This article explores modern methods of managing cluster-based collaboration within the continuous education system. It highlights the role of cluster models in fostering cooperation among educational institutions, industries, and other stakeholders to enhance efficiency and quality in lifelong learning. By focusing on digital technologies, innovative management strategies, and adaptive practices, the study outlines how cluster-based approaches can address contemporary educational challenges. Real-world examples are provided to demonstrate the practical application and impact of these methods.
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