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Development of students’ independent learning through digital technologies: opportunities and challenges

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  • Sobirova Yodgoroy Yuldashboy qizi

    Andijon viloyati Xo’jaobod tumani 13-maktab ingliz tili o’qituvchisi
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Keywords:

digital technologies, independent learning, student, information culture, quality of education

Abstract

This article analyzes the advantages and challenges of using digital technologies in the development of students’ independent learning activities. The study highlights the role of modern information and communication tools in the educational process and their potential in fostering student skills of independent learning, analysis, research, and creativity. 
Furthermore, the paper discusses the technical, methodological, and psychological difficulties faced in digital learning and provides practical recommendations for overcoming them. 
The findings indicate that when applied effectively, digital technologies serve as a key factor in improving the quality of education and strengthening students’ autonomy. 

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Published

2026-10-06