(2020) Science and education, 4, 5-9. Odessa.

Zeynab Mehdıyeva,
Teacher of Nakhchivan Teachers' Institute,
1, Heydar Aliyev Street, Nakhchivan, Republic of Azerbaijan

THE USE OF ACTIVE WORK FORMS IN THE INCULCATING THE LIFE SKILLS
AMONG YOUNGER STUDENTS

The experience of using active forms of work in inculcating life skills in students in the primary grades of secondary schools was widely analyzed in the article. The types of lessons are classified, in which the essence of the types of active lessons is clarified. It is noted that it is possible to achieve the formation of students' life skills through the use of active forms of work in the learning process organized for all types of modern lessons. For this, it is necessary to create motivation in the course of an active lesson, to use problem situations. We know that training mainly motivates thinking. Setting a task for students motivates them to think and creates conditions for the formation of their thinking. By solving the problem, children develop positive emotions and enthusiasm for learning. The use of the active work forms in the inculcation of life skills also creates the basis for enhancing students' cognitive activity. In this regard, it is also important to perform problematic tasks. Thus, creating the basis for the acquisition of new knowledge and creating conditions for active understanding of knowledge plays a key role in the implementation of problematic tasks. The article summarizes the use of interactive teaching methods, and also focuses on the main aspects of the activity process of the primary school teachers. Thus, the article reflects the use of active forms of work in the process of teaching the subject "life knowledge" in the disclosure of life skills of students.

Primary school, student, interactive teaching method, life skills, active work forms, school, lesson.

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