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International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD)
                  Special Issue on Modern Trends in Scientific Research and Development, Case of Asia
                                    Available Online: www.ijtsrd.com e-ISSN: 2456 – 6470

                                   Formation of Self-Management

                               Skills in Foreign Language Teaching

                                                          1
                          Rasulova Sanobar Djalalovna , Rizaeva Kamola Shukhratovna
                                                                                              2
          1 Senior Lecturer at the Department of Applied English, Tashkent State Technical University, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
             2 Lecturer at the Department of Applied English, Tashkent State Technical University, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

        ABSTRACT                                               a week you can as well take some time to reflect on it and
        Teachers should remember to always try to involve those   discus goals for the upcoming week.
        parents  who  are  unable  to  be  actively  involved  in  the
        classroom throughout the class day. A positive classroom   Learners’ expectations of what they want to learn and why
        environment  is  an  important  tool  for  establishing  a   are closely connected to their learning styles and as young
        successful  and  effective  class  year.  There  are  numerous   students may not be explicitly aware of their own styles or
        factors that may have an influence on positive classroom   expectations it is very useful to incorporate activities which
        environments. However, it is critical that teachers create a   will help them to define their expectations their goals and
        positive classroom environment to encourage the students’   think about their learning strategies? These activities may
        growth. A positive classroom environment enhances the   prevent  possible  tension  that  can  rise  from  a  lack  of
        students’ ability to learn and to be productive in and out of   recognition of students’ own objectives and strategies or lack
        the classroom.                                         of tolerance towards aims and styles of others. that some

                                                               students want to learn grammar because they feel it helps
        KEYWORDS: skills, methods, ability, group works, language,   them to improve their English, others feel that grammar is
        teacher thinks, motivate, factor                       boring and it distracts them from what they really want to
                                                               express  by  using  the  language  as  some  students  learn
        INTRODUCTION                                           analytically some prefer intuitive learning others are visual
        One  of  the  most  important  skills  teachers  can  give  their
                                                               types or have better auditory memory.
        students, especially those with disabilities, is to empower

        them to advocate for themselves. Students need to be able to   To this she If each category thinks that its style is the only
        make their needs and wants known. For example, preclass   way to learn, then you have potential for resentment and
        students need to be able to tell others when they need to use
                                                               conflict, unless you help learners to understand how aims,
        the bathroom. As students get older they need to understand
                                                               attitudes, and learning styles may differ and also encourage
        and be able to describe their strengths and weaknesses to   them  to  start  thinking  about  how  they  as  a  group  can
        their classroom teachers and other people with whom they   reconcile and what may be conflicting aims and interests The
        work. Identified five steps to empower students and help
                                                               classroom  should  be  inviting  by  using  bright,  and  bold
        them become self-advocates, takes a different point of view
                                                               colours on the walls. It is stated that no one wants to learn in
        concentrating more specifically on problems in groups based   a dull environment.
        on her research suggesting that there are three potential

        sources for group problems naming teacher-group conflict,
                                                               The teachers should also encourage academic engagement
        intra-group conflict, and the ‘indigestible’ group member. To   by incorporating the use of word walls and thematic units in
        help treating these problems she suggests using interactive   the classroom. The word walls and thematic units may serve
        games and other affectively aimed activities from her book.
                                                               as motivational tools for the students. These areas should

                                                               always  be  organized,  neat,  and  clean.  Keeping  bulletin
        It seems useful to emphasize here that the individual study   boards up-to-date in the classroom encourages students to
        does not apply only to a part of a lesson either but according   perform  to  the  best  of  their  ability.  Undeniably,  the
        to Harmer should be incorporated to the course of the week
                                                               appearance  of  a  classroom  leads  to  a  positive  classroom
        and the whole year. He reminds teachers not to forget the
                                                               environment and a productive class year.
        importance of individual study in their enthusiasm for pair
        and group work and make the use of learning centres or
                                                                Moreover, allowing and encouraging parents to be involved
        individual computer terminals. Hadfield further points out
                                                               within  the  classroom  can  aid  in  creating  a  positive
        that during the year or in the middle of a term a class may
                                                               environment. Parental involvement in the classroom and in
        experience  a  sort  of  stagnation,  when  learners  may  feel   their child’s education are two factors that play a crucial role
        bored with the routine and low on motivation, sometimes
                                                               in having a successful class year as well as having a positive
        referred  to  as  a  mid-term  slump.  For  this  time  it  seems   classroom  environment.  States  that,  when  parents  are
        useful  to  take  a  break  from  the  usual  learning  and   involved in the classroom, it sends the message that what is
        incorporate some relaxing activities as taking the class to a   happening  in  the  classroom  is  important.  Parents  may
        theatre  to  see  an  English  play  or  do  something  else
                                                               actively get involved by chaperoning on field trips and taking
        completely different from the usual routine as working on a
                                                               part in special events that take place at the class and out of
        special project for example using drama, creating a video or   class.
        going  to  the  cinema  together.  These  activities  can  give

        learners a sense of solidarity and achievement. At the end of


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