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DOI: Intellectual And Cognitive Activities Of School Pupils
Makhfuza Abbosovna Gafurova , Lecturer Of Fergana State University, UzbekistanAbstract
Some means of stimulating the intellectual and cognitive activity of younger pupils are considered: the creation of interesting educational environment (organization of the pedagogically rational dialogue with the children; using the ways of intellectual and emotional stimulating of the pupils), the use of active teaching methods and form (methods of empathy and figurative vision, didactical games, discussions, conducting of the non standard lessons est.), personality-oriented evaluation of the study-cognitive activity of pupils.
Keywords
Intellectual and cognitive activity, means of teaching,, stimulation, younger pupils
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