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and definitions in the lessons of their native language at school, the completed task of various
sizes and complexity is about 6,500-7,000, there are no meanings of all meanings. Many students
find it difficult to think creatively, to develop the product correctly, we steadily and in writing;
they cannot use the rich potential of the Uzbek literary language in the speech process.
The cognitive activity of students is developing dynamically. With this in mind, certain general
and specific subject-specific goals of education are reflected in the context of peer learning. One
of the important conditions for ensuring that the content of education is consistent with the goals
of education is a set of educational tasks for independent work of students, a learning system that
encourages free thinking, each subject in the educational process, each type of activity, each
lesson and a specific lesson, everything, that is, the entire education system must serve the
achievement of the main goal, set the task to engage in mental, logical activity. Undoubtedly,
every aspect of a subject taught in the education system must understand which aspect of this
goal, that is, determine the specific goal of each subject and subject, subordinate the content,
material, method and each lesson to this goal - each step requires a clear definition of which or
what "bolt" will be [3].
This is a complex process in the development of students' speech at school, and when
implementing it, it is important to pay attention to the following:
1. Regularly introduce students to words and phrases whose lexical meaning is unfamiliar to
them.
2. Introduce students to the new meanings of the word.
3. Converting words with low consumption into words with widespread use in the speech of
students.
4. Eliminate words from the student's speech that are contrary to the literary language.
5. Development of skills of using dictionaries among students, etc.
The tasks should be set by the teacher so that the student can learn each of them.
(It is necessary
to create conditions for the student to study independently, and not to teach in the learning
process!)
Experts say that a child who has just entered school develops oral speech according to five
factors (later, of course, this also affects written speech):
1. Daily communication in the family (interaction of family members, direct communication
with the child).
2. Communication at school (teacher ~ student process and extracurricular communication,
student interaction, etc.).
3. Communication on the street (communication with adults, communication with peers and
younger ones).
4. Social environment.
5. The educational process (at home, at school) and independent reading, television, radio,
Internet, etc.
On the other hand, the formation and development of written language is mainly a process after
the child enters school.
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