Humay Dilman Safarova

Abstract. The role of independent work in the formation of students' independence and personal development is indispensable. Students gain some characteristics when working independently. We can say that they have acquired the ability to adapt to new conditions, think when doing new work, be diligent and find solutions to new problems. The greatest responsibility for the formation of students' independent learning skills lies with the teacher. The teacher must pay attention to his actions, words and deeds. Teacher-student relationships can often be damaged as a result of students being unjustly punished, insulted and misjudged. The teacher must organize the educational process in such a way that it attracts students and develops independence in work. The greatest responsibility for the formation of students' independent learning skills lies with the teacher. In independent lessons, more space can be given to students' research and creativity. Independent work allows students to develop self-management skills, expand their scientific outlook, deepen their knowledge on specific topics in the classroom, and reveal and reveal the inclinations and abilities of students. The student searches for the task assigned to him, tries to work with it independently, which leads the student to a deeper understanding of the essence of the problem. The student becomes more independent, participates in conversations and discussions, and this work develops his logical thinking and enriches his speech.

Keywords: Student, independent work, logical thinking, learning process, teaching qualities