THE PECULIARITIES OF USING DISTANCE LEARNING AND INDEPENDENT WORK IN TEACHING PROCESS
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The present article is devoted to embedment of distance education which is a kind of self-study and self-regulating learning process. The author pays attention to the advantages and peculiarities of using distance learning format in the system of education. The article has got an important actuality in the conditions of recent pandemy.
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Yusupova Shakhnoza Abdukhafizovna, “THE PECULIARITIES OF USING DISTANCE LEARNING AND INDEPENDENT WORK IN TEACHING PROCESS”, IEJRD - International Multidisciplinary Journal, vol. 7, no. 6, p. 6, Jan. 2023.
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