EFFECTIVE METHODS OF WORKING WITH CHILDREN IN NEED OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT IN PRIMARY EDUCATION

• Hayitov A.I

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• Rustamova Sh.I

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This article highlights the specific features of working with children in need of psychological support, the collaboration between teachers and psychologists in providing such assistance, as well as the importance of effective methods and approaches. The study analyzes the role of individual approaches, inclusive education, and socio-emotional support methods in ensuring the development of students with special educational needs in primary education.

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