THE ROLE OF READING IN PROMOTION LIFELONG LEARNING AND INTELLECTUAL GROWTH

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  • Xo’jayeva Xayriniso Автор
  • Abdurahmonov T Автор

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Key words: Lifelong learning, intellectual growth, critical thinking, cognitive development, reading habits, analytical skills, empathy, creativity, vocabulary expansion, emotional intelligence, growth mindset, mental health, cognitive longevity, personal development, education, reading for pleasure, knowledge acquisition, professional development.

Аннотация

Abstract:  Reading  plays  a  pivotal  role  in  promoting  lifelong  learning  and 
intellectual  growth,  offering  individuals  the  tools  to  continuously  expand  their 
knowledge,  enhance  cognitive  abilities,  and  engage  with  the  world  around  them. 
Through regular reading, individuals can develop critical thinking, analytical skills, 
and a broader vocabulary, all of which contribute to their intellectual and professional 
development. Reading also fosters empathy, creativity, and emotional intelligence by 
exposing readers to diverse perspectives and experiences. Furthermore, it stimulates 
mental health by reducing stress and supporting cognitive longevity. By cultivating a 
growth mindset, reading encourages individuals to embrace learning as an ongoing 
process, making it a foundational activity for lifelong personal and intellectual growth. 
This  article  highlights  the  multifaceted  ways  in  which  reading  contributes  to  the 
development of a well-rounded, informed, and adaptable individual. 

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Опубликован

2024-12-10

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Xo’jayeva Xayriniso, & Abdurahmonov T. (2024). THE ROLE OF READING IN PROMOTION LIFELONG LEARNING AND INTELLECTUAL GROWTH . TADQIQOTLAR.UZ, 52(1), 19-22. https://scientific-jl.org/tad/article/view/5381