THE ROLE OF FOLKLORE IN TEACHING LOGICAL THINKING

Authors

  • Toshtemirova Kamola Absattarovna Teachers of English, English Faculty 2,The Department of Integrated English Course ,Samarkand StateInstitute of Foreign Languages
  • Pardaeva Aziza Raxmatilloyevna Teachers of English, English Faculty 2,The Department of Integrated English Course ,Samarkand StateInstitute of Foreign Languages

Keywords:

folklore, logical thinking,, folklore studies,

Abstract

From this paper we will see how through oral folk art, a person not only masters his native language, but also, mastering its beauty, conciseness, gets acquainted with the culture of his people, gets the first ideas about it.

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2021-03-27

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No. 2 (2020): Special Issue

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