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SOCIAL-PEDAGOGICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACADEMIC FREEDOM OF FUTURE TEACHERS

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This article details the nature of academic freedom and the educational strategies used to develop it. It is emphasized that academic freedom is primarily about creating opportunities for free thinking, critical thinking and independent research in education.The article shows the importance of such educational approaches as the formation of personal responsibility, independent decision-making, critical analysis, creative thinking and teamwork in ensuring academic freedom.

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SH.Xudaykulova

Oʻzbekiston-Finlandiya pedagogika instituti

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# creative thinking# инновационное образование# творческое мышление# критическое мышление# critical thinking# личная ответственность# personal responsibility# ijodiy fikrlash# tanqidiy fikrlash# innovative education# innovatsion taʼlim# jamoaviy ish# akademik erkinlik# tarbiyaviy strategiyalar# mustaqil qaror qabul qilish# multidistsiplinar yondashuvlar# shaxsiy masʼuliyat# академическая свобода# образовательные стратегии# самостоятельное принятие решений# командная работа# мультидисциплинарные подходы# academic freedom# educational strategies# independent decision-making# teamwork# multidisciplinary approaches

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