DEVELOPMENT OF SCHOOL-FAMILY PARTNERSHIP IN FORMING EDUCATIONAL MOTIVATION OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

Aksungul Baltamuratova; Artiqgul Kudyarova

Authors

Aksungul Baltamuratova Nizami National Pedagogical University of Uzbekistan PhD Associate Professor
Artiqgul Kudyarova Master's student of Nizami National Pedagogical University of Uzbekistan

Keywords:

educational motivation,, family involvement, collaborative education, motivational development, parental engagement,

Abstract

This article examines the role of school-family partnership in developing educational motivation among primary school students. The article analyzes various forms of school-family cooperation and their impact on motivational processes in primary school age children.

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