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DOI: Logopeed's Code Of Ethics
B.X. Khusniddinova , Teacher Of Tashkent State Pedagogical University, Tashkent, UzbekistanAbstract
The article is about a creative approach to the organization of professional activity, self-discipline, the desire to enrich their professional knowledge and improve their pedagogical skills, to establish a respectful and demanding relationship with students and their parents, a positive solution to complex pedagogical conflicts mastering the skills of making.
Keywords
Skill, pedagogical skill, components of pedagogical skill, pedagogical deontology, communicative competence of a teacher, types of pedagogical communication, methods of pedagogical communication, pedagogical politeness (tact), dispute, pedagogical dispute, types of pedagogical dispute, methods of resolving pedagogical conflict
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