METHODS OF IMPROVING THE SCIENTIFIC POTENTIAL OF STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

Oktamaliyeva Sevdora; Supervisor: Saydibragimova Yulduzxon

Authors

Oktamaliyeva Sevdora Uzbek state world languages university 2nd-year student Faculty of English Philology
Supervisor: Saydibragimova Yulduzxon

Keywords:

education, scientific potential, experimental techniques, learning strategies, interdisciplinary collaborations, internship, scientific communication

Abstract

This article describes the techniques of improving to increase students ' motivation to learn by means of internal settings set by the teacher to himself, aimed at establishing a common frequency with students.

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