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stem-8464	Alekseevna, Chernova Tatyana 	Scientific Approaches to the Organization of Students’ Independent Work in the Works of M.A. Danilevsky, P.P. Blonsky, And V.A. Sukhomlinsky	2025	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1703	89	26	In order to successfully master knowledge, a student must not only attend lectures and complete assignments, but also seek out information independently, analyze data, ask questions, and develop personal judgments.1 Danilevsky’s works reflect the idea that independent student work serves not only as a tool for mastering content but also as a means of developing analytical thinking and a scientific approach to problem-solving. The issue of independent student activity is analyzed not only in the con-text of individual learning strategies but also as a key element of the education-al process that facilitates the development of critical competencies such as self-regulation, creativity, analytical thinking, and personal responsibility.	cache/stem-8464.pdf	txt/stem-8464.txt