Vol. 4 No. 06 (2024)

Vol. 4 No. 06 (2024)
Published: 01-06-2024

Articles

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THE TERM "CONCEPT" AS A BASIC CONCEPT OF COGNITIVE SEMANTICS

Sarvinoz Rashidova

Today, there is much debate over the term cognitive linguistics, and there is no agreement on what exactly the term means. According to English linguists, cognitive linguistics is a branch of linguisticsIn cognitive semantics, the term "concept" refers to a mental representation of a category that encompasses a set of related objects, events, or ideas. Concepts are fundamental to human cognition and language understanding. Cognitive semantics emphasizes that the meaning of words and expressions is grounded in conceptual structures, which are shaped by our sensory-motor experiences and cultural context.

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USE OF PEDAGOGICAL METHODS BASED ON THE MODERN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM TO INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EDUCATION

Matjanov Aman Jarilkapovich

This article provides information on the nature of teachers' activities in the implementation of the program of using modern pedagogical and psychological teaching methods to improve the quality of education. The main goal of our research is to improve the quality of education in the Republic of Uzbekistan and to use computer system information in the application of modern methods. Now that we are living in the age of advanced technologies, it is necessary to make good use of the possibilities of technology that we know. In this regard, all opportunities and conditions have been created in the educational system. Information is provided about the principles required in the teacher's work in the preparation of modern science methods. The main goal and task of this article is to study the research conducted in the modern education process and develop programs using methods based on interactive and innovative technologies. The analysis of improving the psychological and pedagogical ability of teachers is widely discussed. In the course of our research, a number of tasks were given to increase the effectiveness of the educational system, teachers' use of modern scientific methods.

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COSTABILITY OF IMPLEMENTING STEAM EDUCATION IN MODERN EDUCATION

Berdieva Gulnoza Rizokulovna

In this article, the many advantages and relevance of STEAM education in today's modern education system are discussed.

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METHODS OF ORGANIZING EDUCATION IN THE CREDIT MODULE SYSTEM AND IMPLEMENTING INDEPENDENT STUDY

Sh.Z. Kurbanov

In this article, the methods and ways of introducing the credit module system and organizing independent education in the higher education system of our country, as well as the requirements for educational programs, are discussed in detail.

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DEVELOPING ENTERPRISING EDUCATORS: A HYPOTHESIS-DRIVEN APPROACH FOR HIGHER LEARNING FOUNDATIONS

Olufemi Lame

Equipping teachers in higher learning foundations with enterprising capabilities is a concept gaining traction. This paper proposes a hypothesis-driven approach to explore the potential benefits of fostering such capabilities. The research investigates how developing these skills in educators can enhance their effectiveness in the classroom, particularly within the foundational years of higher learning. By testing the hypothesis through a rigorous research design, this study aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of how enterprising educators can positively impact student learning and engagement in higher education.

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PRACTICAL BASIS OF STUDYING SCIENTIFIC PEDAGOGICAL ASPECTS OF UZBEKISTAN FINE ART HERITAGE TRADITIONS

Umirov Karim

The educational process in the fine arts, along with the formation of students' skills in drawing, architecture, aesthetic perception of the beauty of the environment, the theoretical knowledge of its reflection on the basis of visual aids and develops skills. It should be noted that the teacher's approach and skills play an important role in achieving these goals.

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THE HISTORY OF SPECIAL EDUCATION FOR BLIND CHILDREN IN UZBEKISTAN (1925-1990)

Zukhra M. Kabulova

This article examines the history of special education in Uzbekistan from 1925 to 1990, with a particular focus on the education of blind children. Throughout the Soviet era, Uzbekistan underwent significant developments in its approach to educating children with disabilities, including the establishment of specialized schools and the adaptation of curricula and teaching methods to meet the unique needs of visually impaired students. Despite progress, challenges such as limited resources and unequal access to education persisted. The legacy of this period lays the foundation for ongoing efforts to promote inclusive education in Uzbekistan.

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METHODS AND CONDITIONS FOR EFFECTIVE MASTERING PRINCIPLES OF GYMNASTICS

Kenjayeva Sayyora Xudaybergenovna

This article describes the methods and conditions for effective mastery of gymnastic exercises using the principles of successful organization of gymnastic exercises.