
WAYS TO DEVELOP READING COMPREHENSION SKILLS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
Majidov Jahongir Fazliddin ugli , Master’s Student at the University of Economics and PedagogyAbstract
This article discusses ways to develop the skills of understanding and comprehension of the text in primary school students. The author emphasizes the importance of taking into account the age and psychological characteristics of students in this process, as well as the effective use of various methods and techniques. Methods for developing students' thinking through interactive approaches such as contextual understanding, identifying the main idea, question-and-answer, and role-playing games when working on the text are considered. The article also provides recommendations for improving the level of understanding of the text by forming independent thinking and teaching students to logical analysis.
Keywords
informational text, PIRLS study, comparison, logical analysis, question-and-answer method, self-development, innovative methods, anonymous questionnaire, TIMMS and PISA programs.
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