Abstract
The thesis proposes a didactic model for organizing practical classes in specialized subjects based on Smart Agriculture technologies at higher agricultural education institutions. The model is based on the sequence “Question — Data — Analysis — Decision — Presentation — Reflection.” Students work with real or simulated agrotechnological data using IoT sensors, GIS, digital monitoring, remote sensing, and artificial intelligence tools. This approach is aimed at connecting theoretical knowledge with practical tasks, developing data literacy, and fostering skills for making informed professional decisions.
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