INTEGRATING LANGUAGE SKILLS THROUGH VARIED METHODOLOGIES
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This article explores the characteristics of students, focusing on their social, psychological, and cultural features. It analyzes various aspects of student life, including their attitude towards education, moral values, position in the social environment, and opportunities for personal development. The paper also discusses the role of young students in society and their contribution to future progress. The findings of the study can serve as a basis for improving the educational process and developing effective approaches in working with students.
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