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CONTINUITY OF ANALYTICAL ACTIVITY IN BLENDED LEARNING: INTEGRATING INDEPENDENT DIGITAL INQUIRY AND CLASSROOM DISCUSSION

Nizomiddin Makhmasaitovich Aliyev ,

Abstract

This article develops a methodology integrating independent digital inquiry and classroom discussion. A conceptual synthesis defines analytical continuity through evidence search, verification, and reasoned revision. A six-stage methodology, an eight-academic-hour module, and assessment criteria are proposed. An individual analytical portfolio connects learning stages and records changes in reasoning.

Keywords

blended learning, analytical activity, digital inquiry, evidence, discussion, analytical portfolio, self-regulation, reflection.

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Aliyev, N. M. . (2026). CONTINUITY OF ANALYTICAL ACTIVITY IN BLENDED LEARNING: INTEGRATING INDEPENDENT DIGITAL INQUIRY AND CLASSROOM DISCUSSION. Oriental Journal of Education, 6(04), 49–57. https://doi.org/10.37547/supsci-oje-06-04-07