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International Journal of Pedagogics

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Foreign Experiences in Developing Methods of Effective Organization of Leisure Time in Developing Scientific Research Competence in Students

Foreign Experiences in Developing Methods of Effective Organization of Leisure Time in Developing Scientific Research Competence in Students

  • Turaev Azamat Maqsudovich
    Independent researcher at Chirchik State Pedagogical University, Uzbekistan
Leisure pedagogy scientific research competence academic literacy

In our research work, the effective aspects of the experience of foreign countries in developing scientific research competence in students are analyzed and their compatibility with practice in our country is revealed. Also, the essence of content analysis and comparative pedagogical analysis as a methodology are studied. As a scientific innovation, methods are proposed that connect free time resources with scientific research competence.

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