ISSUES OF ORGANIZING INDEPENDENT WORK OF STUDENTS
Keywords:
Independent work, method, student, factorAbstract
Independent work has become a central component of contemporary education, serving as a key mechanism for developing students’ self-regulation, critical thinking, and lifelong learning skills. With the growing shift toward student-centered learning approaches, universities and schools increasingly emphasize independent study as a complement to classroom instruction. However, despite its recognized benefits, the effective organization of independent work presents a range of challenges for educators and institutions. These challenges involve not only structural and methodological factors, such as workload distribution and resource availability, but also psychological and motivational aspects, including students’ self-discipline, time management, and readiness for autonomous learning
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