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GENERAL METHODS OF EDUCATION IN EDUCATION

Name: GENERAL METHODS OF EDUCATION IN EDUCATION
Creator: Po'latova Nilufar Abduraxmonovna
Keywords: 4. Education, methods of education, methods of encouragement and punishment in education, methods of forming social consciousness, education, methods of education, persuasion, organization of activities, encouraging the behavior of students, story, explanation, conversation, example, self-education, self-analysis (control), self-evaluation, exercise, pedagogical requirement, task, encouragement, reprimand, shame.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jul 2024 English Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Po'latova Nilufar Abduraxmonovna;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.12607532 , 10.5281/zenodo.12607531

GENERAL METHODS OF EDUCATION IN EDUCATION

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The article shows that it is important to educate students as well as educate them, what methods should be used in this regard, and the essence of educational methods.

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methods of education, methods of encouragement and punishment in education, methods of forming social consciousness, education, methods of education, persuasion, organization of activities, encouraging the behavior of students, story, explanation, conversation, example, self-education, self-analysis (control), self-evaluation, exercise, pedagogical requirement, task, encouragement, reprimand, shame.

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