INNOVATIVE METHODS OF TEACHING HISTORY

Xusanova Nodira Maksudjanovna

doi:10.5281/zenodo.7771928

Xusanova Nodira Maksudjanovna

Abstract. The science of history as an independent social science with its place at all stages of education is considered important in the upbringing of a harmonious generation. This article discusses how to more effectively organize historical education by analyzing national and foreign literature.

Keywords: ctive teaching, history teaching, effective history teaching, historical empathy.

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