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“Reading lectures is such a magical process that the content of a professor's notebook is transferred to a student's notebook with the help of a pen, without going through the brains of both”. These words belong to Harry Lloyd Miller, author of the “The Direction of Training: Learning for Mastery through Creative Thinking”. Such a provocative statement of the question shocks the generation of post-Soviet teachers