Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): International journal of artificial intelligence

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): International journal of artificial intelligence
Published: 07-03-2025

The aim of the International Journal of Artificial Intelligence (IJAI-2692-515X)  is to provide a prominent platform for the dissemination of high-quality research in the field of artificial intelligence. IJAI seeks to contribute to the advancement of artificial intelligence by publishing original and innovative research papers, reviews, and technical notes. This open-access journal aims to serve as a hub for researchers, scholars, and practitioners in the artificial intelligence community, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange.

Articles

90-95 101 23

COMPETITION AND COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES IN EDUCATION: NECESSITY AND IMPORTANCE

Bobur Azimov , Zarnigor Yodgorova

This article explores the importance of competition and competitive strategies in education. It discusses how competition drives innovation, improves learning outcomes, and prepares students for the challenges of a rapidly evolving global environment. By examining various competitive strategies—from merit-based rewards to technology-driven learning—the article highlights how a balanced approach can foster both academic excellence and personal development. Ultimately, it argues that when managed effectively, competition is a powerful catalyst for educational reform and individual growth.

110-124 74 25

ECONOMETRIC MODELING AND FORECASTING THE IMPACT OF TAX BURDEN ON ENTERPRISE PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

Fazliddin Toshev


The scientific article presents proposals and recommendations for identifying factors affecting the optimization of the tax burden of oil and gas industry enterprises through econometric models, increasing enterprise income, reducing taxes and mandatory payments, and identifying ways to optimize the tax burden.


 




 
96-102 84 18

INNOVATION STRATEGIES: THEIR NECESSITY AND TASKS

B Azimov, N. Mukhiddinova


Innovation strategies are essential for organizations and educational institutions striving to stay competitive and adaptive in rapidly evolving environments. This article examines the necessity of innovation strategies, outlines key tasks involved in implementing them, and discusses how these strategies drive progress and sustainable success. By understanding the dynamics of innovation, organizations can foster a culture of creativity, overcome challenges, and maintain a competitive edge in an ever-changing landscape.


 




 
103-109 249 82

THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND BUSINESS COMPETITIVENESS

B. Azimov, N. Mukhiddinova


In the modern economy, the critical role of innovative technologies in achieving competitiveness and successfully operating in the market is highlighted. Innovations, which encompass advancements and new technologies, enhance enterprise operations and strengthen competitive positioning. This paper analyzes the interdependence of innovative technologies and business competitiveness, emphasizing the significance of technological research and personnel training for economic and social development.


 




 
137-143 285 121

PROSPECTIVE WAYS OF ATTRACTING FOREIGN INVESTMENT TO THE NATIONAL ECONOMY

A. Ibragimov


This article provides relevant information on the promotion of foreign investment in the national economy through taxes, as well as the ways of attracting foreign investment in the national economy and the conclusion and suggestions for the promotion of their development through taxes.


 




 
885-891 484 199

METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPING STUDENTS' TECHNICAL THINKING IN ECONOMICS CLASSES

N. Sodiqova


This article confidently asserts that problem-based learning, digital literacy, statistical applications, and interdisciplinary approaches are key components in developing students' technical thinking in economics classes. It also outlines effective teaching strategies, including interactive learning, industry engagement, and competency-based assessments, while exploring their implications for economic education and employability.


 




 
783-791 76 28

THE USE OF RUSSIAN AND ENGLISH PROVERBS IN LANGUAGE TEACHING: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

Nargiza Abbasova , Mushtariybegim Abduvaliyeva


This article explores the use of Russian and English proverbs in language teaching, focusing on the challenges and opportunities presented by their integration into modern language education. The study examines the cultural and cognitive aspects of proverbs, the impact they have on language learners' motivation, and the ways they can enhance intercultural competence. By comparing the use of proverbs in Russian and English, the article identifies key pedagogical strategies for utilizing these linguistic tools in the classroom. Through a combination of qualitative and quantitative analysis, the study highlights both the difficulties teachers face when using proverbs and the potential benefits they bring to the learning process.


 




 
3-6 74 27

THE IMPORTANCE OF FORMING CREATIVITY ICHILDREN

M. Bosimova , U. Muminova


This article is about the formation of creativity in elementary school students, the development of creative and logical thinking in them, and teaching them to create news based on their acquired knowledge. Along with them, the article also provides information about the concept, content and essence of creativity.


 




 
7-11 243 35

ADVANTAGES OF HIGH-TERRAIN VEHICLE WITH ARTICULATED FRAME

Nuritdin Shukurov


The machine with hinged frame is widely used in the construction of automobile roads, mining and agriculture, as well as other earthworks and underground railways.The article presents the results of a theoretical analysis of the kinematics of rotation of a four-axle articulated vehicle, taking into account its design features.


 




 
12-15 54 36

PEDAGOGICAL INFLUENCE FACTORS OF INDEPENDENT MASTERING OF BIOLOGY LESSONS BY STUDENTS

Xayrulla Tadjiyev


In this article, the pedagogical influence factors of students' independent learning of Biology lessons, the stages of the student's own independent experience, the skills and qualifications of the student according to each subject program, as well as the sources of independent learning, Pedagogical possibilities of deep understanding and systematization, logical thinking, application of independently acquired knowledge based on moral values, formation of effective independent work skills are highlighted.


 




 
16-18 75 37

CREATION OF JOINT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

Gulrux Xusanova


This article shows that the creation of joint educational programs using digital technologies, the use of modern platforms, tools and interactive methods allows educational institutions and companies to develop programs that meet current market requirements and student needs, as well as expand educational opportunities, providing more effective results.  


 




 
19-23 93 44

THE TESSERACT OF IDENTITY: NAVIGATING SELF-DISCOVERY IN A WRINKLE IN TIME BY MADELEINE L’ENGLE

Aziz Mavlonov


This article analyzes A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle, emphasizing its fusion of science fiction and fantasy to explore themes of self-discovery. The protagonist, Meg Murry, embarks on an interdimensional journey that mirrors her internal struggles, learning to embrace individuality and overcome self-doubt. The article investigates that the concept of the tesseract serves as both a scientific mechanism and a metaphor for Meg’s growth.


 




 
24-26 81 28

IMPACT OF COVID -19 ON THE COURSE OF TUBERCULOSIS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

S. Sadiqxodjayev, E. Aliyev , D. Tojiboyev, Sh. Tashaliyev , Sh. Tashaliyev , S. Kosimov

The Republic of Uzbekistan, like many countries in the world, has experienced several waves of coronavirus outbreaks. Since no country in the world had experience in combating this infection, medicine faced great difficulties.

27-28 76 38

EXPERIENCE OF USING ELECTROPHORESIS FOR THE TREATMENT OF POST-INJECTION ASEPTIC MUSCLE TISSUE ABSCESSES AFTER LONG-TERM USE OF INJECTION ANTIBIOTICS DURING THE TREATMENT OF EXTENSIVELY DRUG-RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS OF THE PULMONARY AND EXTRAPULMONARY ORGANS

S. Sadiqxodjayev, A. Dexqonov , B. Tojaliyev, M. Karimov , A. Rahmadjonov , J. Madvaliyev


Most patients are forced to receive injections during their lives, especially intramuscularly. So in phthisiology, when treating multiresistant forms of tuberculosis, injection antibiotics are used in treatment regimens as one of the main drugs. But the duration of drug use leads to the development of both systemic side effects and local side effects at the injection site. In this article, I would like to share the experience of eliminating post-injection aseptic abscess using electrophoresis.


 




 
29-30 76 32

METHODS OF CORRECTING THE SIDE EFFECTS OF ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS DRUGS IN RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS WITH POST-COVID SYNDROME AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF CONCOMITANT PATHOLOGIES

D. Tojiboyev , Sh. Tashaliyev , E. Aliyev , A. Ahmadjonov , A. Abdurashidov


The current situation in phthisiology in the Republic remains quite tense (especially in connection with the increase in cases of severe course, progressive forms of tuberculosis after suffering from COVID pneumonia) and the increasing incidence of drug-resistant tuberculosis in this group of patients associated with the frequent use of antibiotics and chemical antimicrobial drugs ( fluoroquinolones ) in general medical institutions.


 




 
31-33 95 30

EVALUATION OF MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN MAMMARY GLAND CELLS AFTER CHEMOTHERAPY FOR BREAST CANCER

S. Madaminov , Z. Fozilova

Breast cancer is one of the most common oncological diseases in women, and its morphological changes during the disease are of great importance. The study observed the cessation of growth and proliferation, apoptosis processes, as well as changes in the structure of cells, the morphological spectrum of breast tumors, cell size and nuclear shape during chemotherapy. Morphological changes occurring in organs, tissues, cells and subcellular organelles after chemotherapy were analyzed. In particular, it was found that the inflammatory process in atypical cells significantly decreased. The studied changes play an important role in determining the effectiveness of treatment and serve as a basis for future treatment strategies.

34-38 83 31

EFFECTIVE ORGANIZATION OF WORK IN CAR SERVICE CENTERS

Elmurod Qambarov , Risolat Olishova , Azizbek Muhammadjonov , Dilnoza Baxromjonova , O‘tkirjon Xoshimov , Sarvarbek Azimov


In challenging times for auto repair shops, when staying afloat is tough, it’s crucial to ensure stability and consistency in your operations. A significant part of this stability relies on the solidarity of your workforce. In today’s world, simply paying wages is no longer enough. Auto repair shop staff want their efforts to be noticed and appreciated through thank-you notes and bonuses. This article provides information on effective organization of employees' work at Autoservice.


 




 
39-41 78 31

SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS OF DIRECTING CHILDREN TO CREATIVITY IN THE SCHOOL EDUCATION SYSTEM

Dilrabo Ochilova


This article describes the activities of children's education, the formation of creative abilities in children of preschool age and its specific features.Also, the activities and methods of mental and moral training of children in pre-school educational institutions, directing them to creativity were discussed.


 




 
42-46 84 32

USEFUL AND HARMFUL PROPERTIES OF CORN

Shaxzoda Anorboyeva


This article is about the biological classification of corn (zea mays) plant, its origin, distribution of varieties on earth, it is one of the products that has been noticed since ancient times with its many useful properties and has an important place in the eating habits of different peoples.  the benefits, composition, health effects, medical use and the need for careful consumption of corn are mentioned.


 




 
47-50 91 45

LOCALIZATION VS TRANSLATION: THE ROLE OF WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGIES IN ADAPTING CONTENT IN WRITTEN TRANSLATION

Gulyora Saidova , Kamola Erkaboyeva


The increasing globalization of digital content has brought new challenges and opportunities to the field of written translation. In this context, localization has emerged as a critical process that goes beyond direct translation to adapt content for specific cultural, linguistic, and regional contexts. This paper explores the role of Web 2.0 technologies in bridging the gap between localization and translation. By analyzing the tools and platforms offered by Web 2.0—such as collaborative translation platforms, content management systems, and social media analytics—this study demonstrates how these technologies enhance the effectiveness of content adaptation. The article also discusses the evolving responsibilities of translators in the Web 2.0 era, emphasizing the need for cultural sensitivity and technological proficiency. Ultimately, this research highlights how Web 2.0 technologies are reshaping the landscape of written translation and localization, making content more accessible and impactful for diverse global audiences.


 




 
51-52 70 23

PROBLEMS IN THE TRANSLATION OF TERMS BETWEEN UZBEK AND ENGLISH

Ugilkhan Pulatova


This article examines the lexical-semantic and conceptual features involved in translating specialized terminology from English into Uzbek. Additionally, it highlights that a translator must first analyze the phonetic and grammatical properties of each word, as well as its meaning, essence, and function, using both context and dictionaries. Subsequently, the translator must select an appropriate linguistic equivalent in the target language.


 




 
53-56 115 48

EQUITY RISK MANAGEMENT IN COMMERCIAL BANKS OF UZBEKISTAN: REGULATION AND AUTOMATION WAYS

O. Aliqoriev , D. Djalilov


Equity risk is one of the key market risks faced by commercial banks. Changes in prices of securities can have a significant impact on the financial performance of banks and their sustainability. This article examines in detail the methods of equity risk management, regulatory requirements of the Central Bank of Uzbekistan (CBU), as well as modern approaches to automating the management of this risk. Particular attention is paid to the use of algorithmic trading, artificial intelligence (AI) and automated risk management systems (RMS), which help minimize potential losses of banks from fluctuations in the value of securities.


 




 
57-60 60 25

EVENTS OCCURRING DURING ARC DISCHARGE

Xalimjon Xashimov


Arc discharge is a complex electrical phenomenon characterized by high-current conduction through ionized gas. This article explores the key phenomena occurring during arc discharge, including ionization, thermal and radiative emissions, electrode erosion, and plasma formation. The study also examines the factors influencing arc stability and the transition between different arc modes. Understanding these phenomena is crucial for applications in welding, electrical circuit protection, and plasma-based technologies.


 




 
61-63 169 421

SIMULTANEOUS INTERPRETATION: BRIDGING LANGUAGE BARRIERS IN REAL – TIME

Alisher Hamidov


Simultaneous interpretation is a crucial linguistic practice that enables real-time communication across different languages, playing a key role in diplomacy, international business, and global conferences. Unlike consecutive interpretation, where the speaker pauses for translation, simultaneous interpretation occurs in real time, requiring interpreters to listen, process, and translate messages almost instantaneously. This article explores the significance of simultaneous interpretation in bridging language barriers, the cognitive skills required for interpreters, and the challenges they face, such as maintaining accuracy, handling stress, and adapting to various speech patterns. Additionally, the impact of technology, including AI-assisted interpretation tools, on the future of this profession is discussed. As globalization accelerates, the demand for highly skilled simultaneous interpreters continues to rise, making it an indispensable profession in multilingual communication.


 




 
64-70 102 37

PHRASEOLOGICAL TERMS IN THE ENGLISH ECONOMIC DISCOURSE

Mansurova Nodira


This study focuses on the phraseological expressions found in English texts related to economics. It examines the lexical-semantic, cognitive, pragmatic, and linguistic-cultural characteristics of these phraseological units. The research identifies 50 phraseological expressions sourced from linguistic studies, media content, and economic literature. These were categorized into four semantic fields: “financial interactions,” “transactions,” “corporate practices,” and “economic production relations.” The key term identified was “money,” which carries a conceptual significance reflected in both positive and negative connotations. Phraseological units represent abstract concepts that gain meaning through their specific contexts. This study also discusses the inclusion of toponyms, anthroponyms, and zoonyms within these expressions, along with the occurrence of unique lexemes. Other topics explored include the primary sources of economic phraseological units, such as mythology, actual events, literary characters, religious influences, and the cultural, psychological, ethnic, and socio-political elements found within the English economic domain.


 




 
71-74 56 42

DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT TACTICS OF COMPLICATED FORMS OF MECKEL'S DIVERTICULUM IN CHILDREN

Shukhrat Yusupov , Nilufar Nurkosimova


Meckel's diverticulum is one of the most common congenital anomalies of the gastrointestinal tract, found in about 2-3% of the general population. Although it is often asymptomatic, complications can arise, particularly in pediatric patients. This article explores the diagnosis and surgical treatment strategies for complicated forms of Meckel's diverticulum in children. The complications, such as bleeding, intestinal obstruction, and inflammation, necessitate prompt and accurate diagnosis through imaging techniques like ultrasound, CT scans, and technetium-99m scintigraphy. The article discusses the various surgical approaches, including resection of the diverticulum, and highlights the importance of early intervention to avoid severe consequences. The goal of this review is to present modern diagnostic tools and surgical tactics that can lead to improved outcomes in pediatric patients.


 




 
75-78 120 61

WAYS TO DEVELOP CREATIVITY AND INNOVATIVE THINKING IN THE YOUNG GENERATION

Rofiyaxon Xurshidova , Bekmurod Raxmonov


 This article is dedicated to the study of ways to develop creativity and innovative thinking in the young generation. First of all, the importance of creativity and innovative thinking, as well as the differences and interrelations between these two concepts are analysed. The importance of the role of the educational system in directing young people to creative thinking and developing their ability to create new ideas is emphasized. The article shows the role of modern pedagogical technologies, interactive learning methods and scientific research in the development of creativity. The need to develop analytical and critical thinking among young people for the formation of innovative thinking and how this process can be implemented based on world experience will be discussed. Also, important strategies are proposed for the formation of young people as competitive and advanced thinkers in society through innovative approaches.


 




 
79-81 95 45

METHODS OF PRESERVING ANIMAL EMBRYOS

Biybimaryam Muratbava , Nargiza Seytova , Islam Kadirov


The preservation of animal embryos is a crucial practice in reproductive biotechnology, genetic conservation, and scientific research. Various methods have been developed for storing embryos to ensure their viability for future use, including cryopreservation, embryo culture, and the use of stem cells. Cryopreservation, especially in its vitrification form, is the most widely utilized technique, allowing embryos to be frozen and stored indefinitely in liquid nitrogen. This method has been successfully applied to a range of species, including cattle, horses, and laboratory animals. In addition to cryopreservation, oocyte freezing, embryo splitting, and emerging technologies like artificial scaffolding and somatic cell nuclear transfer offer alternative ways to preserve genetic material and enhance breeding programs. The preservation of animal embryos is integral to maintaining genetic diversity, facilitating research, and supporting the livestock and wildlife industries. This abstract provides an overview of current techniques for animal embryo preservation and their applications.


 




 
82-89 70 45

THE MAIN REASONS FOR POVERTY OF THE POPULATION

Nasimjon Mattiyev


The article analyzes the causes of poverty of the population, highlights its relevance and impact on economic development. Economic analysis, statistical data and scientific approaches are used to solve the problem. This article is devoted to analyzing the causes of poverty in the world. It considers regional, economic and social factors. Methodological approaches are used to solve the problem. The main factors of poverty, including unemployment, low quality of education and economic inequality, are discussed. Socio-economic measures are proposed.


 




 
90-95 151 60

COMPETITION AND COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES IN EDUCATION: NECESSITY AND IMPORTANCE

Azimov Bobur, Zarnigor Yodgorova


This article explores the importance of competition and competitive strategies in education. It discusses how competition drives innovation, improves learning outcomes, and prepares students for the challenges of a rapidly evolving global environment. By examining various competitive strategies—from merit-based rewards to technology-driven learning—the article highlights how a balanced approach can foster both academic excellence and personal development. Ultimately, it argues that when managed effectively, competition is a powerful catalyst for educational reform and individual growth.


 




 
96-102 100 35

INNOVATION STRATEGIES: THEIR NECESSITY AND TASKS

B. Azimov, N. Mukhiddinova


Innovation strategies are essential for organizations and educational institutions striving to stay competitive and adaptive in rapidly evolving environments. This article examines the necessity of innovation strategies, outlines key tasks involved in implementing them, and discusses how these strategies drive progress and sustainable success. By understanding the dynamics of innovation, organizations can foster a culture of creativity, overcome challenges, and maintain a competitive edge in an ever-changing landscape.


 




 
103-109 73 26

THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND BUSINESS COMPETITIVENESS

B. Azimov, N. Mukhiddinova


In the modern economy, the critical role of innovative technologies in achieving competitiveness and successfully operating in the market is highlighted. Innovations, which encompass advancements and new technologies, enhance enterprise operations and strengthen competitive positioning. This paper analyzes the interdependence of innovative technologies and business competitiveness, emphasizing the significance of technological research and personnel training for economic and social development.


 




 
110-124 68 36

ECONOMETRIC MODELING AND FORECASTING THE IMPACT OF TAX BURDEN ON ENTERPRISE PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

Fazliddin Toshev


The scientific article presents proposals and recommendations for identifying factors affecting the optimization of the tax burden of oil and gas industry enterprises through econometric models, increasing enterprise income, reducing taxes and mandatory payments, and identifying ways to optimize the tax burden.


 




 
125-128 72 36

TRANSPORTS IN TOURISM

Aziza G'ozibekova


Any country that wants to develop tourism must first develop transport. This article presents the role of transport in tourism with vivid examples. In addition, the article also lists the types of transport. Each type of transport is accompanied by specific facts and opinions.


 




 
129-131 76 36

IMPROVING THE METHODOLOGY OF USING SIMULATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE TRAINING OF FUTURE MUSIC TEACHERS BASED ON AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH

Abdulaziz Kosimov


In modern music education, the integration of innovative teaching methods is crucial for preparing future music teachers. This study explores the improvement of methodology for using simulative technologies in the training of prospective music educators based on an integrative approach. The research examines the role of digital simulations, interactive learning environments, and virtual tools in developing pedagogical skills, enhancing musical creativity, and fostering effective teaching strategies. Additionally, the study highlights the benefits of immersive and interactive technologies in music teacher education, focusing on their impact on student engagement, motivation, and professional competency. The findings suggest that the integration of simulative technologies contributes to the formation of a more dynamic and effective music education system.


 




 
132-136 79 28

THE IMPACT OF MODERN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND TRAINING ON HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT

Nilufar Davlatova


Human capital is an important factor in the economic and social development of society. Educational and professional development programs have great importance in the formation of human capital. This article analyzes the historical development of the concept of human capital, the role of modern educational programs and professional development in the development of Human Capital.


 




 
137-143 59 18

PROSPECTIVE WAYS OF ATTRACTING FOREIGN INVESTMENT TO THE NATIONAL ECONOMY

A. Ibragimov


This article provides relevant information on the promotion of foreign investment in the national economy through taxes, as well as the ways of attracting foreign investment in the national economy and the conclusion and suggestions for the promotion of their development through taxes.


 




 
144-147 55 21

THE IMPORTANCE OF NATIONAL SPIRITUALITY AND IDEOLOGY IN EDUCATING YOUTH IN THE SPIRIT OF MILITARY PATRIOTISM

Muzaffar Tаjibаyev


The article explaines the importance of bringing up the modern young generation on the basis of spiritual education and a new worldview, to further strengthen the feelings of patriotism, love and loyalty to the motherland among not only young people, but also all members of our society at the current stage of development. The importance of national spirituality and ideology in the acquisition of modern knowledge and the expansion of the worldview of young people is analyzed as well.


 




 
148-151 76 41

ANALYSIS OF KAPITALBANK'S ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL INDICATORS AND THE BANK'S INNOVATIVE APPROACHES IN RISK MANAGEMENT

Shahnoza Yuldasheva


This article analyzes the economic and financial indicators of Kapitalbank and explores the bank's innovative approaches to risk management. As one of the leading commercial banks in Uzbekistan, Kapitalbank actively utilizes modern technologies to ensure economic stability and manage financial risks in its operations. The article provides detailed information about the bank's key financial indicators, innovative approaches to risk management, and its successes in implementing new technologies.


 




 
152-155 56 28

BACTERIA OF DIGESTIVE ORGANS

Maharamoy Sharifjonova


Digestive organs break down nutrients coming from the external environment, ensuring that they are absorbed into the blood and lymphatic vessels. In this process, a symbiote located in the digestive organs, invisible microscopic cells-bacteria-are also involved.They carry out important chemical processes in the body.. The bacterial cell is made up of nitrogen, carbon, oxygen and hydrogen. Nitrogen in it is 8 -16% of the dry residue , carbon — 45 -55 % , oxygen — 30% , hydrogen — 6 -8 %  


 




 
156-159 240 23

WAYS TO ENHANCE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING

Nodira Rashidova


This article examines the theoretical foundations and practical implementations of the communicative approach in English language teaching (ELT). It analyzes various strategies to enhance its effectiveness in modern educational contexts, focusing on methodological aspects and best practices from international research.


 




 
160-164 45 52

THE IMPORTANCE OF MODERN PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES IN IMPROVING THE VOCABULARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE OF STUDENTS

Gulchexra Xodjayeva


This article analyzes the role, importance and effectiveness of modern pedagogical technologies in teaching English in increasing the vocabulary wealth of students. Studied on the basis of a scientific-theoretical approach to modern educational methods and their practical application.


 




 
165-167 170 63

THE ROLES OF ANTAGONIST AND PROTAGONIST IN PLOT DEVELOPMENT IN THE SHERLOCK HOLMES STORIES

Zumrad Gafarova , Dilsora Tohirova


Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes series remains one of the most famous and enduring works of detective fiction. A key factor in its success is the dynamic between the main character, Sherlock Holmes, and the various antagonists he faces throughout the stories. This article explores the roles of both the protagonist and his opponents in advancing the plot, maintaining reader interest, and emphasizing key themes. Particular focus is given to Holmes’ encounters with Professor Moriarty, along with other characters and challenges that stand against him.


 




 
168-172 90 138

THE IMPACT OF CREATIVE ACTIVITY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF COGNITIVE SKILLS OF PRESCHOOL CHILDREN AGE 5-7

Nargiza Djamilova , Nafosat Khakimova


This article discusses the development of cognitive skills of children aged 5-7 years through creative activities, and the problems of various activities carried out with them. It also discusses their curiosity; their constant search for answers to various questions; the rapid development of thinking, perception, imagination, memory, as well as drawing, application, theatrical roles, musical activities, which develop high-level cognitive skills and master new ideas, creative thinking and problem-solving skills. The author emphasized in the article the need to improve methods that effectively affect the formation of cognitive activity in preschool children in the development of cognitive skills. If the cognitive skills of a preschool child are developed through creative activities, the child's mental potential, thinking speed, intellectual ability (IQ) develops.


 




 
173-175 71 25

STRATEGIES FOR CREATING A MOTIVATIONAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT IN ENGLISH TEACHING

Shahnoza Sheraliyeva


Creating a motivational learning environment is critical for effective English language instruction. This paper investigates various strategies that promote student motivation by integrating interactive activities, technology-enhanced learning, and student-centered pedagogical approaches. Through an extensive literature review, classroom observations, and teacher interviews, the study identifies best practices and challenges in implementing motivational strategies. The findings suggest that a balanced mix of traditional and innovative teaching methods significantly improves student engagement, enhances language acquisition, and fosters a positive classroom atmosphere. Recommendations for educators and future research directions are discussed.


 




 
176-179 166 53

THE IMPACT FACTOR OF FAST FASHION ON THE ENVIRONMENT: ECOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL APPROACHES

Farodisa-bon Islomova , Firdavskhon Kodiriy , Umida Rakhmatullayeva


Fast fashion is a major industry that reflects the rapid production and consumption processes of modern fashion. This article analyzes the negative environmental impact of fast fashion due to its high-speed production, low prices, and large consumption volume, including waste generation, water and air pollution, and threats to biodiversity. Additionally, it discusses sustainable production and consumption practices, as well as opportunities for working with eco-friendly materials. Furthermore, solutions for promoting sustainable fashion and addressing environmental issues are proposed.


 




 
180-187 64 21

GREEN ECONOMY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Rustam Naimov


The article analyzes the importance of environmental protection and the “green” economy, discusses existing problems and methods for solving them. The results of research that have scientific and practical significance are presented. The features of the development of the green economy are characterized, and the main methods of investing in the green economy are outlined as a key factor in solving environmental problems.


 




 
188-197 53 21

STATE BUDGET AND WAYS TO IMPROVE IT

Ma’rifat Umedova


This article analyzes the formation of the state budget and ways to improve it. The relevance of the topic, the methodology for solving the problem are discussed and practical recommendations are offered. The scientific and practical contribution of the author is emphasized.


 




 
198-203 73 43

ORGANIZING COST AND RESULT ACCOUNTING USING THE DIRECT COSTING SYSTEM

Madinabonu Murodova


This article examines direct costs and variable indirect expenses involved in calculating product cost, as well as key issues in improving cost accounting in enterprises.


 




 
204-211 38 32

IMPROVEMENT OF RELATIONS BETWEEN THE FINANCIAL AND CREDIT SYSTEM AND SMALL BUSINESS ENTITIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

D. Gafarova


This article describes the concept of small business and entrepreneurship, provides statistical data on the state of small business in the country, analyzes the dynamics of financial services to small businesses, identifies the causes of emerging problems in the business environment of small businesses and entrepreneurship, and suggests ways to improve the mechanism for lending to small businesses


 




 
212-217 61 28

SOME REMARKS ON THE RESULTS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON ANCIENT POPULATION STRUCTURES IN THE LOWER AMU DARYA ECONOMIC-GEOGRAPHICAL REGION

Umidbek Abdalov


The article outlines the history of archaeological studies on the burial structures of the ancient inhabitants of the South Aral Bay region.


 




 
218-222 54 11

FEATURES CHARACTERISTIC OF THE UZBEK PEOPLE IN THE WORKS OF TOGAI MURAD

Qurbanoy Shononova


in the literature of Uzbekistan there are many writers who reflect the traditions and way of life of the values of the Uzbek people. One of them was the uncle Murad, whose works covered not only Uzbek literature, but also world literature. In his unique Sitili, togai Murod illuminates the contemporary worldviews and values of the Uzbek people through his social and pischological threats. A special place in his works is occupied by the devotion of our people to love, family values, national traditions and the spirit of the wrestler. 


 




 
223-227 49 12

THE ROLE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE USE OF MODERN PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PROCESS OF NATIVE LANGUAGE EDUCATION

Dilorom Abdurasulova


native language education is important in shaping the culture, spirituality, historical heritage and identity of each nation. Modern pedagogical technologies, on the other hand, help to organize the educational process in a more efficient and innovative way. These technologies help to improve the effectiveness of native language education, to increase students ' interest in language, to train them to think properly on issues related to language and literature. 


 




 
228-231 51 35

METHODOLOGY FOR USING EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES TO DEVELOP CREATIVE THINKING OF TEACHERS IN THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM

Dilobar Ilmurodova


This article discusses the role of educational technology in the development of creative thinking in teacher training, and the impact of the use of educational technology in developing professional skills to provide a high quality of education along with continuous updating of professional knowledge and skills illuminated.


 




 
232-235 105 33

AGRICULTURAL TERMINOLOGY TRANSLATIONS

Gulsara Samandarova


This paper examines the challenges and methodologies in translating agricultural terminology across multiple languages, focusing on the standardization and accuracy of technical terms. The study analyzes existing translation practices, terminology databases, and challenges in maintaining consistency across Uzbek, Russian, and English agricultural terms.


 




 
236-239 64 28

PRIMARY HYPOTHYROIDISM - CHARACTERISTICS OF PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DAMAGE

D. Abdukadirova , N. Kayumova , S. Vaxobov


The cause of thyroid dysfunction had a dominant effect on the occurrence of polyneuropathy: in female patients with primary hypothyroidism, polyneuropathy was much more common and was more pronounced than in male patients.


 




 
240-245 55 26

THE ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES IN AN INDIVIDUAL’S LIFE

Abulfayz Ne’matov , Shaxruz Mustafayev , Dilshod O‘ktamov


This article addresses the issue of the organization of psychological services in today's globalization process to ensure the growth of a healthy person. Furthermore, the seven key areas where psychological services were implemented in Uzbekistan: education, workplaces, family life, transportation, healthcare, law enforcement, and sports are outlined. These services aim to support personal and professional development, enhance mental well-being, and ensure the harmonization of individual and social psychology.


 




 
246-249 59 18

UTKIR HOSHIMOV'S WORKS: MORAL INTERPRETATION OF PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS

Shahrizoda Sharipova


 This article examines the moral and ethical aspects of parent-child relationships in O'tkir Hoshimov's literary works. Through comprehensive literary analysis, the study explores how the author portrays family values, moral obligations, and intergenerational relationships in Uzbek society. The research highlights the didactic significance of Hoshimov's works in understanding traditional family dynamics and their contemporary relevance.


 




 
250-253 53 26

CORRECT PRONUNCIATION FORMATION IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE LESSONS (USING GERMAN AS AN EXAMPLE)

Sevara Dadajonova , Gulmira Bozorova


This article addresses the issue of developing correct pronunciation skills during foreign language lessons. Recommendations are provided on studying the phonetic features of a new language, effective methods for organizing lessons, and suggestions for overcoming potential difficulties. The article can serve as a practical guide for teachers in planning and conducting engaging and effective lessons.


 




 
254-260 73 32

CRIMINAL-LEGAL ANALYSIS AND QUALIFICATION OF ABDUCTION

Abror Ortiqov

The article briefly highlights the complex opinions of a number of legal scholars regarding the crimes of kidnapping against personal freedom, criminal legal analysis of a criminal act, signs of the subject and subjective side of the crime, punishment for committing a crime. The issues of appointing persons who committed crimes of kidnapping based on their actions, protecting human rights in our republic, including strengthening the criminal legal basis for individual freedom and kidnapping, and the emergence of complex criminal offenses were discussed. the result of the abduction and his qualifications were briefly explained.

261-263 51 23

DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATIONAL SKILLS IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE FUTURE TEACHER

Аbdumannop Nurmatov


this article reflects on the factors for the development of educational skills in future teachers, the formation of a personal point of view of teachers, the place and importance of reflectivity in teaching activities.


 




 
264-268 47 18

ANALYSIS OF FIGURATIVE EXPRESSIONS IN DIFFERENT STYLISTIC LAYERS A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Pokiza Shukurova , Oysuluv Uralova


In this article, the provides a detailed analysis of various synonyms in both languages, comparing their usage and meanings. The article also discusses effective ways of writing and using synonyms in communication. It begins by identifying synonyms and highlighting their significance in language use. Then, the author compares and contrasts different synonyms in English and Uzbek, explaining their similarities and differences with examples and explanations. Additionally, the article explores the subtle meanings that can be conveyed through synonyms and how they contribute to linguistic depth and complexity. Throughout the article, the author emphasizes the importance of understanding synonyms for effective communication and self-expression in both languages. In conclusion, the key findings are summarized, stressing the necessity of further research on synonyms in English and Uzbek. Overall, this article serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in language learning and the use of synonyms in communication.


 




 
269-272 83 28

THE ROLE OF ELECTRONIC DICTIONARIES IN LANGUAGE TEACHING

Shakhnoza Qulmamatova


"The Role of Electronic Dictionaries in Language Teaching" explores the impact and significance of electronic dictionaries as tools for enhancing language learning and teaching. The article discusses various aspects, including the advantages of using electronic dictionaries over traditional print versions, such as accessibility, user-friendliness, and the integration of multimedia resources. It highlights how electronic dictionaries can support vocabulary acquisition, improve reading comprehension, and facilitate independent learning among students. Additionally, the article examines the challenges educators face in effectively incorporating these digital resources into their teaching practices and provides recommendations for maximizing their potential in language education.


 




 
273-275 54 16

THE ROLE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS OF HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Nurmakhan Abdukarimov

This paper presents a review of recent scientific research on the role of physical culture in higher education(in higher educational institutions), analyzes the importance of physical culture in the educational process, as the implementation of the goals of the state.The emphasis is on the preservation and maintenance, and strengthening of health by students in the process of studying at the university.

276-278 91 20

PRIMARY EDUCATION PEDAGOGY – THE BASIS OF THE SCIENCE OF EDUCATION

Guljan Kuttibekova


This article provides methodical recommendations to higher education pedagogy and primary education specialists on the subject of primary education pedagogy on the basis of national values for preparing students for the profession.


 




 
279-281 42 15

THEORETICAL BASIS OF COMBINED APPROACH AND ACCELERATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS

Marjona Tilovova


This article explores the theoretical foundations of the combined approach and the acceleration of the educational process. The study analyzes modern pedagogical methods, their efficiency, and practical application. Results indicate that a combined approach enhances the speed and quality of education.


 




 
282-284 264 89

CONCEPTUAL METAPHOR THEORY: EXPLORING THE ROLE OF METAPHOR IN CONCEPTUALIZING

Maxbuba Bekpulatova , Dilnoza Narzullaeva


This article explores the Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT) and its significance in the process of conceptualizing abstract concepts through metaphors. Developed by George Lakoff and Mark Johnson in the 1980s, CMT revolutionized the understanding of how metaphors shape human thought, cognition, and language. The article delves into how metaphors are not only linguistic expressions but fundamental to how we conceptualize our world. By examining modern studies and theoretical frameworks, the paper discusses the cognitive and psychological roles of metaphors in shaping abstract ideas such as time, emotions, and social relationships. Furthermore, the paper looks into the implications of CMT in diverse fields such as linguistics, psychology, and cultural studies, and how metaphors influence both individual and collective cognition.


 




 
285-290 56 27

DIAGNOSIS OF FREQUENT CONGENITAL ANOMALIES OF THE MAXILLOFACIAL AREA

Nurbolat Aytmetov , Atabek Aytmetov


This article examines the diagnosis of common congenital maxillofacial anomalies, such as cleft lip and palate and craniosynostosis. It outlines diagnostic methods including clinical assessment, imaging, genetic testing, and prenatal screening, emphasizing the importance of early and accurate identification. A multidisciplinary approach is highlighted as essential for effective management, improving outcomes in speech, feeding, and psychological development. The review aims to guide healthcare professionals in recognizing and addressing these conditions for better patient care.


 




 
291-296 59 15

CONTINUITY OF ANTICOAGULANT TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH COVID-19

Aygul Suramisova , Barno Roziboyeva


anticoagulant therapy has gained importance during the COVID-19 pandemic due to changes in the blood coagulation system of patients, increasing the risk of thrombosis and embolism. This abstract provides a summary of the duration, indications, risks, and monitoring of anticoagulant therapy in patients with COVID-19. The disease COVID-19 causes changes in blood coagulation in many patients, which increases the risk of thrombotic events. Anticoagulants, such as low molecular weight heparins, play an important role in the prevention and treatment of thrombosis.


 




 
297-299 58 20

HISTORICAL FORMATION AND CURRENT STATE OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING

F. Talipov


the article examines the concept of human trafficking, the historical formation of crimes related to human trafficking, the stages, causes, the main problems of today, the general condition and prevention.


 




 
300-302 89 21

THE IMPACT OF SLEEP DEPRIVATION AND POOR LIFESTYLE ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

U. Musaev , M. Khaydarova , Sh. Babakulova , M. Makhmudova , F. Saidova


This article explores the correlation between sleep patterns, stress, hormonal imbalances, disruptions in nervous systems  and their contribution to the development of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). Poor sleep hygiene, elevated stress levels, and hormonal fluctuations can significantly negatively impact cardiovascular function, promoting various pathologies. The combined effect of these factors may increase the risk of heart disease and reduce quality of life. This highlights the importance of studying and managing these factors.


 




 
303-305 60 22

THE USE OF DIDACTIC GAMES IN INTERACTIVE LESSONS

Karomat Matnazarova , Sanobar Abduqaxxorova


Didactic games play a crucial role in enhancing student engagement and comprehension in interactive lessons. By incorporating game-based learning strategies, educators can create a dynamic and participatory environment that fosters motivation, creativity, and critical thinking. This paper explores the theoretical foundations of didactic games, their benefits in interactive lessons, and practical strategies for effective implementation.




 
306-308 228 31

THE ROLE, IMPORTANCE, AND KEY ASPECTS OF DIDACTIC GAMES IN INTERACTIVE LESSONS

Karomat Matnazarova , Sanobar Abduqaxxorova


Didactic games play a crucial role in interactive lessons by enhancing student engagement, motivation, and learning outcomes. These games create an enjoyable and dynamic learning environment, allowing students to actively participate in their learning process. They encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration, making complex concepts more accessible and memorable. Didactic games also offer opportunities for differentiated learning, catering to various learning styles and abilities. Integrating games into lessons fosters a positive atmosphere where students are more likely to retain information and develop practical skills. In this way, didactic games serve as powerful educational tools that promote both cognitive and social development.


 




 
309-311 64 9

THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERDISCIPLINARY ENGAGEMENT IN ELEMENTARY GRADES

Dilnoza Abdullaeva

Interdisciplinary teaching involves the conscious deep acquisition of theoretical knowledge, since without it it is impossible to talk about the conscious application of facts to the study of practical issues. It should also teach the study of being able to apply the knowledge gained from the subjects taught in the school to solving practical issues. 

312-315 46 18

THE ROLE OF THE GLOBALIZATION PROCESS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PEDAGOGY AND HUMANITIES - INNOVATION AS A BASIS FOR DEVELOPMENT

Nargiza Jamalova


The article analyzes the benefits and opportunities of the globalization process in order to make the most of it, to study it in depth, to analyze its useful and harmful aspects in detail, and to study their place in the development of pedagogy and the humanities in society. It will be more interesting to benefit from it, to avoid its harmful aspects, and to analyze the application of its benefits to the development of society.


 




 
316-320 53 29

THE THREAT OF MASS CULTURE

Solijon Ibragimov


In this article, the philosophical, political and cultural roots of the Western world is visually impaired to our country and dangerous to the education of young people and the formation of ideological immunity.


 




 
321-323 52 20

NEOLOGISMS AND THEIR FORMATION

Durdona Abdijamilova


The article deals with the problem of studying of the main peculiar features of the neologisms, the notion of the neologism, its types, functions and the translation issues of neologisms.


 




 
324-328 91 44

TEXTBOOKS FOR TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN UPPER GRADES: A PEDAGOGICAL DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH

Alisher Rustamov


This article investigates the contribution of textbooks for the teaching of foreign languages in upper-grade classrooms paying attention on their effectiveness through pedagogical diagnostics. It also considers the degree of compliance of the textbooks used with up-to-date pedagogy, the different needs of the pupils as well as the skills required for the learning of a foreign language. Examining prior literature and adding some field data, the paper points out through current practice what is effective in designing and what is not. Suggestions are also made on the construction of diagnostic instruments aimed at measuring and enhancing textbook productivity which is consistent with present day language teaching approaches and norms.




 
329-331 173 75

PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICES IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Shahzoda Nafasova


Early Childhood Education (ECE) plays a fundamental role in a child's cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development. This article explores key pedagogical practices in ECE, focusing on child-centered pedagogy, inquiry-based learning, and responsive teaching. Child-centered pedagogy emphasizes play-based learning, fostering independence and creativity. Inquiry-based learning promotes curiosity and problem-solving through exploration and discovery. Responsive and reflective teaching ensures that educators adapt to children's needs and interests, creating a supportive and stimulating learning environment. These approaches collectively enhance children's learning experiences and prepare them for future academic success.


 




 
332-335 64 14

DETECTION AND ASSESSMENT OF RADIATION AND CHEMICAL THREATS IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

Avazbek Mamadaliyev , Anvar Soliyev


 Today, along with the development of technology, radiation and chemical threats also pose a great threat to humanity. These threats can have extremely serious consequences, especially in emergencies. For this reason, it is important to understand their risks, effects and protective measures.


 




 
336-339 118 18

THE ROLE OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW UZBEKISTAN

Qutlugjon Sodikov


This article provides an in-depth analysis of the economic and social role of mahallas in the development of New Uzbekistan, emphasizing their significance in local governance, social stability, and economic progress. As a unique form of community self-governance, mahallas play a crucial role in implementing state policies, ensuring social welfare, and supporting economic initiatives at the grassroots level. In recent years, Uzbekistan has modernized and institutionalized the mahalla system to align with its economic transformation and development strategy. The mahalla now functions as a key economic driver, assisting in job creation, small business support, rural development, and financial assistance programs. This article explores how mahallas contribute to sustainable economic growth by facilitating microfinance, employment generation, vocational training, and local entrepreneurship. Using statistical data and economic analysis, the study evaluates the impact of mahalla-based initiatives on Uzbekistan’s GDP, employment rates, and social development indicators. Additionally, it presents recommendations for strengthening the economic role of mahallas through policy reforms, digitalization, and increased financial autonomy.


 




 
340-343 220 20

THE MECHANISM OF FORMING THE MORAL AND ETHICAL IMMUNITY OF ADOLESCENT STUDENTS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL NETWORKS ON GLOBAL EDUCATION

Feruz Rustamov


The rapid expansion of social networks has significantly influenced the global education landscape. While these platforms offer vast opportunities for knowledge acquisition, they also pose challenges to the moral and ethical development of adolescents. This paper explores the mechanisms by which social networks impact the moral and ethical immunity of adolescent students and suggests strategies for fostering resilience in this digital age.


 




 
344-346 91 31

ABSTRACT NOUNS, THEIR TYPES AND USAGE CHARACTERISTICS (ON THE EXAMPLE OF ENGLISH)

Khudoynazar Abdurakhmanov


Abstract nouns are important in English as words denoting concepts related to national culture and spirituality. In textbooks and manuals on English grammar in the Uzbek language, abstract nouns are partially divided into special groups, but not systematized. The results of practical work in this regard allow us to get to know the culture and nationality of the English-speaking peoples better. The translation of abstract nouns used in literary texts serves to solve the problem of perfection.


 




 
347-350 151 15

PROSPECTS FOR LIBERALIZATION OF THE COMPULSORY INSURANCE MARKET AND OPENING FOR INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANIES IN UZBEKISTAN

Umida Muhamedxodjaeva


This article examines the liberalization of the compulsory insurance segment in Uzbekistan's insurance market and its opening to international companies. Based on literature analysis, the study explores international experience in market liberalization and opportunities in the Uzbekistan context. As a result, gradual market liberalization and necessary conditions for foreign insurance companies' entry are proposed.


 




 
351-353 49 22

INFLUENCE OF THE STIMULANT GUMIMAX ON THE GERMINATION OF SUNFLOWER SEEDS SOUNTED AS A REPEATED CULTURE

Karim Tadjiyev , Zarina Eshboyeva


In the conditions of takyr soils with signs of meadow formation in the Surkhandarya region, when treating a second crop of sunflower sown after winter wheat, when treated with the Gumimax stimulator before sowing sunflower seeds at a rate of 0.75 l/t, seed germination accelerated.


 




 
354-356 95 26

DEVELOPMENT OF FIRE-RESISTANT SPECIAL CLOTHING FROM FLAME-RESISTANT FIBERS

K. Kabulovna, Y. Yusupova, X. Madaminovich, Z. Erkinov , A. Abduvoxidovich


This article discusses the technology for manufacturing fire-resistant special clothing using flame-resistant fibers. The article examines basalt, aramid, and carbon fibers as fire-resistant materials. These fibers, with their high heat resistance, mechanical strength, chemical stability, and ecological safety, are important materials in the production of fire-resistant clothing. The article provides detailed information on the production process, technologies, properties of materials, and the areas of use of these fire-resistant garments. It also analyzes opportunities to improve the quality of fire-resistant clothing with new technologies and materials.


 




 
357-359 50 21

THE ROLE OF FOLK ORAL TRADITION IN CHILD EDUCATION

Shabnambonu Boltakhujayeva


Folk oral tradition is a rich heritage of Uzbek culture and plays an important role in the education of children. Through this creative heritage, children from an early age absorb national values, cultural heritage, moral concepts, and life lessons. Folk oral tradition is used to enhance the effectiveness and content of the educational process.


 




 
360-362 55 22

DIET THERAPY IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES

Marguba Ismatova , Diyora Jurakulova


This article discusses approaches to a healthy lifestyle, the perspectives known to date, as well as dietary therapy and nutrition in cardiovascular diseases.




 
363-365 60 23

WORK WITH COMPUTER SYSTEMS IN INFORMATION AND LIBRARY CENTERS

M. Jo`rayeva


It is not a secret for all of us that the penetration of modern technologies brings positive changes to all areas.  The article reflects on how to use computer systems in Information Library centers.


 




 
366-369 62 13

THE PART OF THE HEROES OF SAID AHMAD'S STORY "MOTHERS"

Durjakhon Sultanova


This article discusses the fate of the son who was waiting for the arrival of his son in Said Ahmed's story "Mothers" and how the hopes of the mother who was waiting for her son all her life turned into a mirage or the fate of the son who was late. The work reflects the lifestyle, worries, joys and hopes of ordinary people, and discusses the skills of Said Ahmed in artistically reflecting the most important, problematic situations of life, moments of the past that affected the human psyche in a small epic genre, in a story.


 




 
370-372 37 24

THE ROLE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN LANGUAGE LEARNING

Maxbuba Raimjanova


This article discusses the benefits of using modern information technology in teaching foreign languages.


 




 
373-376 91 14

NATIONAL VALUES AND EDUCATION SYSTEM: INTEGRATION OPPORTUNITIES

Khabiba Jabbarova


In the modern world, with the increasing processes of globalization, the preservation of national values and their harmonization with the education system have become an important issue. This article examines the possibilities of integrating national values and the education system, their impact on the development of society, and the challenges faced in this process. The article examines the methods and results of integrating national values into the education system, as well as highlights the issues of preserving the identity of national culture under the influence of global culture.


 




 
377-380 49 10

EVERYDAY VOCABULARY IN SPEECH AND ITS ANALYSIS

Nasibakhon Toychiyeva


People always use certain words for communication. As for everyday vocabulary, people use it more. The article analyzes active words of everyday vocabulary and words that are actively used in the Uzbek and Russian languages, but came from other languages, indicating the facts.


 




 
381-386 208 15

FORMATION OF CREATIVE COMPETENCE OF LEADING PERSONNEL IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

Shuhrat Ismoilov


This article is dedicated to the issues of developing the creative competence of leadership personnel in higher education institutions. The article explores the importance of creative competence in the education system, the necessity of developing leaders' innovative thinking and creative abilities, and the role this competence plays in scientific research processes and pedagogical activities. The research analyzes existing scientific studies and practical experiences related to the development of leadership creative competence within the educational system of Uzbekistan, addressing issues such as the introduction of new pedagogical technologies, effective organization of scientific research, and modernization of the management system. Additionally, the article presents an innovative management model and methodological recommendations for the development of creative competence. The article also highlights new approaches and opportunities for enhancing creative competence in Uzbekistan’s education system based on international experience. The scientific novelty of the article lies in the development of new approaches, methodological guidelines, and practical recommendations for shaping creative competence in leadership, contributing to the enhancement of the effectiveness of the educational system.


 




 
387-390 63 20

FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD SYSTEM DURING THE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE

Asror Tursunov , Maftuna Cho’liyeva


The article presents legislative programs and their analysis aimed at developing the Mahalla system in our country during the years of Independence.


 




 
391-394 52 13

FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD SYSTEM DURING THE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE

Asror Tursunov , Maftuna Cho’liyeva


The article presents legislative programs and their analysis aimed at developing the Mahalla system in our country during the years of Independence.


 




 
395-400 98 34

HISTORY OF THE SOCIO – POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHOCH OASIS IN THE 6TH-8TH CENTURIES

Asror Tursunov , Maftuna Cho‘liyeva

This article explores the socio – political development processes of the Choch oasis in the 6th-8th centuries. As a result of the choch Oasis being part of the Turkish Khaganate, political and economic life developed rapidly in the area. Trade and craft centers expanded in the cities and irrigation systems were improved. Cultural ties between Sughd traders and the local population were strengthened. However, as a result of the Arab Caliphate's raiding campaigns in the first half of the 8th century, the Oasis faces an economic crisis and most of the cities are destroyed. The study analyzes the political life, cities, defense system and influence of arab invasions of the choch Oasis based on historical and archaeological sources.

401-404 54 17

UPBRINGING OF A PERFECT PERSON IN THE TEAM AND ITS TRADITIONS

Asror Tursunov , Maftuna Cho’liyeva


the article highlights the focus on youth in a neighborhood-seven neighborhood parent motto in one child, and the impact of National Youth Games in neighborhoods-on the upbringing of children in growing up to be a perfect person.


 




 
405-409 94 53

ADMINISTRATIVE-TERRITORIAL DIVISION AND DEMOGRAPHIC INDICATORS OF SAMARKAND DURING THE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE

Olim Buronov, Ulug‘bek Davronov


This article analyzes the administrative-territorial reforms and demographic changes in the city of Samarkand following Uzbekistan’s independence. During this period, the city’s administrative structure was reshaped, new districts were established, and infrastructure was improved. Additionally, urbanization processes, population density increase, demographic growth rates, migration trends, and economic development-related transformations are discussed. The study provides an overview of Samarkand’s current state and future prospects based on official statistical data and demographic analysis methods.


 




 
410-414 112 42

HISTORY OF MODERN CONSTRUCTION AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT IN SAMARKAND REGION DURING THE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE

Olim Buronov , Ulug‘bek Davronov


This article analyzes the modern construction and urban development projects carried out in the Samarkand region during the years of independence. Special attention is given to the processes of urbanization, infrastructure development, and the construction of new residential complexes, roads, industrial, and social facilities. Additionally, the study examines the attraction of investments, the application of advanced construction technologies, and measures taken to preserve cultural heritage. These developments have significantly contributed to the socio-economic progress of the Samarkand region and the improvement of the quality of life for its residents.


 




 
415-422 66 26

ANALYSIS OF THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES OF THE TOURISM SECTOR IN QASHQADARYO REGION DURING THE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE

Asror Tursunov


This article analyzes the development processes of the tourism sector in the Kashkadarya Region during the years of independence. It examines the region's natural and cultural heritage, the development of tourism infrastructure, the opening of new tourist destinations, and the government support measures implemented. The article also analyzes the role of the tourism sector in economic and social development and its contribution to the region's sustainable development.


 




 
423-428 86 32

HISTORY OF PILGRIMAGE TOURISM IN THE KASHKADARYA REGION DURING THE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE

Asror Tursunov , Farxod Urakov


This work analyzes the development of pilgrimage tourism in the Kashkadarya region during the independence years, the importance of cultural heritage associated with historical and religious sites. Sites of the kashkadarya region that stand out for religious travel, including ancient mausoleums, shrines and historical monuments, form the main destinations for tourism. This article also examines how the economic development of the province is influenced by public policy, infrastructure development, and religious-social travel. Through pilgrimage tourism, not only religious experience, but also cultural and economic exchange are developing, contributing to the increase of the social and economic well-being of the area.


 




 
429-432 50 14

PEDAGOGICAL WAYS OF FORMING THE MORAL AND MORAL QUALITIES OF EMPLOYEES OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Namaz Charshanbiyev


The article analyzes the spiritual and moral qualities of leaders and teachers of professional educational institutions, and the personality of the leader and teacher is justified and analyzed on the basis of scientific, theoretical and pedagogical principles.


 




 
433-436 90 58

STUDY OF ANGINA PECTORIS USING MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

Zarina Makhmudova , Laylo Sultonmurodova , Anora Quvondiqova , Kamilla Mamadaliyeva , Mariya Shexovtsova


Angina pectoris is one of the most common forms of coronary artery disease, characterized by chest pain caused by insufficient blood supply to the myocardium. In recent years, the development of medical technologies has opened new possibilities for more accurate diagnosis and effective treatment of this condition. The use of artificial intelligence, biomedical sensors, and advanced imaging techniques has significantly enhanced the process of angina detection, allowing for earlier diagnosis and better prediction of disease progression. Artificial intelligence systems based on machine learning algorithms analyze data from ECG, echocardiography, coronary angiograms, and other sources, enabling the identification of changes in the early stages of the disease, when traditional diagnostic methods may be ineffective. The application of these technologies contributes to a more individualized approach to treatment and allows for better monitoring of therapy effectiveness, which, in turn, improves the prognosis for patients with angina. This study explores the application of medical technologies in angina diagnosis, their potential benefits, and the impact they have on treatment quality.


 




 
437-439 76 29

INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION AS A CONSTRUCTIVE DIALOGUE

Kholmurod Khidirov , Mokhistara Lutfullaeva


This article examines intercultural communication as a form of constructive dialogue, highlighting its role in fostering mutual understanding and social cooperation in the context of globalization. The study identifies key barriers to effective intercultural interaction, including cultural context differences, linguistic obstacles, stereotypes, variations in nonverbal communication, and ethnocentrism. Additionally, the article discusses effective mechanisms for overcoming these challenges, such as enhancing cultural literacy, developing pragmatic competence, utilizing interactive communication models, and adopting an empathy-based approach. By integrating theoretical perspectives with practical applications, the study aims to provide insights into the constructive nature of communicative strategies that contribute to the development of intercultural competence.


 




 
440-443 69 28

ALISHER NAVOI’S WORK “MUFRADOT” IS A RARE TREATISE DEDICATED TO MUAMMA GENRE

Iroda Rakhimova


This article outlines the history, structure, and specific features of Hazrat Mir Alisher Navoi’s treatise “Mufradot” dedicated to the theory of muamma genre. Also, the role of the muamma in Navoi’s work and the mavlono’s contribution to the formation of Turkic muammaism are discussed.


 




 
444-447 42 22

LIFE IN IDIOMS: UNVEILING THE PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS THAT CAPTURE THE ESSENCE OF LIVING

Gulifor Iskandarova


Idioms are more than just colorful expressions; they are linguistic snapshots that encapsulate cultural wisdom, historical nuances, and the very essence of human experience. These phraseological units, which cannot be understood by simply adding up the meanings of their individual words, offer a unique window into how different societies perceive the world. From the mundane to the profound, idioms permeate our daily conversations, adding depth, humor, and a touch of local flavor.


 




 
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IMPORTANCE OF “FATHER” ROLE IN THE FAMILIY IN THE NOVEL “OTA” BY ULUGBEK KHAMDAM

Fazilatxan Nurullayeva


Nowadays it is ordinary case to encounter literary works with fathers as a vital hero. However it is tough to meet one in which the role of father has been revealed as well as in Ulugbek Khamdam’s novels in Uzbek literature. In this article the concept of “father” and the role of “father in the novel “Ota”were discussed.


 




 
451-455 90 23

THE RELEVANCE OF BANKING SERVICES IN THE MODERN ECONOMY

L. Urinov


Banking system plays an important role in the modern economy, it provides the financial demand of both individuals and companies. Banks offer a wide range of services focused on financial management, cash savings, loans and investments. In this article we will take a closer look at the main banking services, their advantages and disadvantages, what they mean for customers and the economy as a whole.


 




 
456-459 68 25

A UNIQUE LITERARY WORK OF THE EAST

Gulnora Astanova , Ramilya Yarullina-Yildirym

Years, decades, centuries pass, but the interest of readers, philologists, and orientalist historians in the outstanding literary work called “A Thousand and One Nights” does not fade. These tales express with amazing perfection the harmony and extraordinary power of the colorful, “patterned” fantasy of the peoples of the East: Arabs, Persians, Hindus, and other peoples.


The article examines scientific ideas about the creation of “A Thousand and One Nights” — a unique work of oriental literature. Scientific hypotheses of Russian, European, and Uzbek orientalists about the origin of this masterpiece are presented as a subject of discussion. At the same time, information about the composition of the work is provided.

460-466 75 30

THE SOCIAL ESSENCE OF FAMILY DEMOGRAPHY

Hulkaroy Rajabova


This article provides information and analysis on the concept of family, its legal foundations, spousal relationships in young families, key characteristics of the family, types of families, family relationships, and family functions.


 




 
175 61

STATE PROGRAMS IN DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING OF REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Mirzabek Toshov


The formation of territorial infrastructure requires taking into account many social, political, economic, environmental and technical factors. The Development Strategy of New Uzbekistan for 2022-2026, developed and implemented at the initiative of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, sets out such important tasks as the development of the engineering, communication and social infrastructure system of the regions, as well as the service and service sectors, and the effective use of existing resources . The sustainable development of regions is associated with increasing the competitiveness of individual sectors and the country's economy as a whole.


 




 
475-478 66 17

THE PRACTICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE “SAFETY OF LIFE ACTIVITIES IN SPORTS EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS” MODULE IN THE DIRECTION OF IMPROVING THE QUALIFICATIONS OF "SPORT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TEACHERS”

Akrom Akhmedov


This article describes the practical importance of the module "Safety of Life Activities in Sports Educational Institutions" in the direction of improving the qualifications of "Teachers of Sports Educational Institutions".


 




 
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DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS' THINKING IN INFORMATICS LESSONS

Shukhrat Kholmurodov


this article presents the fact that the use of new technical means for teaching Informatics, including the achievements of Informatics in order to ensure interdisciplinary continuity in the current period of rapid penetration of computer and other information technologies, is one of the pressing issues and issues in solving them.  


 




 
483-488 104 49

THE ROLE OF TRADE POLICY IN ENSURING THE COMPETITIVENESS OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY: MODERN APPROACHES

Z. Jumayeva

This article analyses current approaches to the role of the state and its foreign trade policy in the formation of national competitiveness, and presents the author's matrix of modern schools studying this direction in economics.

489-492 64 20

THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Sanam Yaxshiyeva


This article delves deep into importance of studying more than one native language as well as converse about the efficiency we take. The study of foreign languages teaches and encourages respect for others. It fosters an understanding of the interreliation of language and human nature. Foreign languages expand one's view of the world, liberalize one's experiences, and make one more flexible and tolerant. Moreover learning new languages are beneficial for mental agility and also open so many chance doors.


 




 
493-496 56 22

EFFECTIVE METHODS OF ORGANIZING LESSONS BASED ON MODERN PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES

Gulihayya Norboyeva


The article discusses the innovative pedagogical technologies and methods used in the education system today. The importance of increasing the effectiveness of mother tongue lessons was emphasized.


 




 
497-499 367 25

PRINCIPLES OF COMPILING A DICTIONARY OF TERMS RELATED TO ENGLISH-UZBEK MEDICINE

Madina Djurayeva


This document outlines the principles for compiling a specialized dictionary of medical terms related to English-Uzbek translations. It emphasizes the importance of accuracy, clarity, and comprehensiveness in defining medical terminology, ensuring the dictionary serves as a reliable resource for healthcare professionals, translators, and students in the medical field. The principles include selecting relevant terms, providing precise definitions, incorporating context for usage, and ensuring consistency in translation. Additionally, it highlights the need for collaboration with medical experts and linguists to validate the terminology and enhance the dictionary's credibility.


 




 
500-507 82 23

RESEARCH ON THE ELIMINATION OF FOAMING IN THE PROCESS OF EXTRACTION OF PHOSPHORIC ACID FROM HIGH-CARBONATE PHOSPHORITE RAW MATERIALS

Shukhrat Yuzboyev , Bakhodir Sadikov , Daddy Yassir, Kholtura Mirzakulov , Ruslan Yorboboyev


The process of decomposing carbonated phosphorite raw materials from the Tashkura mine with sulfuric acid and extracting phosphoric acid, and the foaming frequency of the resulting phosphate slurry and its elimination methods were studied.  The height and density of the foam formed in the process of decomposition of light carbonate phosphorite raw materials in the presence of phosphoric and sulfuric acids under optimal conditions were determined, and the methods and optimal conditions for reducing the foam density using "PAA-gel" and "Struktol SB-2195" as defoaming reagents were investigated.


 




 
508-511 154 37

INQUIRY-BASED LEARNING: AN EFFECTIVE APPROACH TO MODERN EDUCATION

Nafosat Xusanova


Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL) is an educational approach that shifts the focus from traditional teacher-centered instruction to a student-driven learning process. This method encourages curiosity, exploration, and active participation, making learning more engaging and meaningful. IBL has been widely recognized for improving students' critical thinking skills, motivation, and problem-solving abilities. This article explores the principles of IBL, its benefits, challenges, and its role in shaping modern education.


 




 
512-513 50 23

THE USE OF WORKS OF EASTERN THINKERS IN THE EDUCATION OF STUDENTS

Farida Egamberdiyeva


This article analyzes the importance of using the works of Eastern thinkers in the education of students. Eastern philosophers, particularly Ibn Sina, Al-Farabi, Al-Farg‘oni, and other great thinkers, proposed important ideas regarding human education in their works. The article discusses the impact of these works on the educational and training process, their role in the moral and spiritual development of students, and how they can be effectively used in the modern educational system. The article also reflects on how the ideas of these thinkers can influence students today, considering historical and cultural contexts.




 
514-517 189 79

CYBERSECURITY THREATS AND THEIR PREVENTION

Abdumalik Karshiyev


            Угрозы кибербезопасности стали серьезной проблемой в цифровую эпоху, затрагивая как отдельных лиц, так и предприятия и правительства. В этой статье рассматриваются распространенные угрозы кибербезопасности, такие как фишинг, программы-вымогатели, вредоносные программы и атаки социальной инженерии, а также предлагаются эффективные стратегии предотвращения. Понимание этих угроз и того, как они проявляются, позволяет пользователям внедрять защитные меры, которые минимизируют риск. В этом исследовании также представлены передовые методы и инструменты безопасности, которые могут помочь защитить данные и устройства от киберугроз, способствуя созданию более безопасной онлайн-среды для всех пользователей.


 




 
518-520 54 17

FEATURES OF EXPRESSIVENESS OF THE POSESSIVITY FIELD IN COMPARABLE LANGUAGES

Parvina Ilhomovna


this article provides information about features of expressiveness of the posessive field in both languages Uzbek and English. In addition, it gives several notions concerning posessiveness in both languages from prominent linguists and exemplify with the proven theories.


 




 
521-527 139 29

FORENSIC DETECTION OF CANNABINOIDS IN BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS: TECHNIQUES AND SENSITIVITY

LAZIZBEK BARAKAYEV


Forensic investigations often rely on the detection of cannabinoids in biological fluids to establish drug use and intoxication. While existing literature covers individual methods for cannabinoid analysis, a comprehensive guide detailing procedures for various sample types and their respective sensitivities remains absent. This study addresses this gap by presenting detailed protocols for isolating cannabinoids from saliva, blood, urine, and skin swabs. Extraction techniques with various solvents are employed, followed by thin-layer chromatography (TLC) for detection. The study demonstrates the effectiveness of urine as a readily accessible and informative sample for cannabinoid analysis. The TLC method boasts a sensitivity of 0.1 micrograms, providing a reliable means for identifying cannabinoids with high precision. These procedures and sensitivity data contribute significantly to advancing forensic science, offering valuable resources for practitioners and researchers in the field. The study emphasizes the importance of urine as a highly informative and readily accessible sample for cannabinoid analysis in forensic investigations. This comprehensive guide provides a valuable resource for forensic practitioners and researchers, contributing to the advancement of forensic science.


 




 
528-531 67 38

ANALYSIS OF THE APPLICATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF UNMANNED AIRCRAFT VEHICLES

Shohruh Alimardonov


This article analyzes the development and application of unmanned aerial vehicles from the early years of their development to World War II. During this period, the development of unmanned aerial vehicles was mainly observed in the developed countries of that era, in particular, Great Britain, the USA and the former Soviet Union. The article analyzes the needs and attempts to develop unmanned aerial vehicles in these countries.


 




 
532-537 131 72

GAMIFICATION IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING: HOW GAME MECHANICS (POINTS, LEVELS, ACHIEVEMENTS) CAN MOTIVATE AND ENHANCE THE LEARNING PROCESS

Orzukhon Tadzhimatova


Геймификация обучения – это инновационный метод, который способствует повышению мотивации студентов за счет использования игровых механик. В данной статье рассматриваются основные принципы геймификации при изучении иностранных языков, такие как система наград, уровни и достижения. Анализируется их влияние на вовлеченность учащихся, улучшение запоминания информации и развитие языковых навыков.


 




 
538-545 94 23

PECULIARITIES OF CIVIL SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT IN UZBEKISTAN IN THE ERA OF GLOBALIZATION

Shaxnoza Sadullayeva


This  article  analyzes  the  specific  features  of  civil  society development in Uzbekistan under globalization conditions. The research focuses on the formation of civil society institutions, development trends, and prospects. The paper examines modern directions and challenges of civil society development based  on  national  and  international  experience,  with  particular  emphasis  on Uzbekistan's unique path of democratic transformation.


 




 
546-550 198 93

THE IMPORTANCE OF DISCRETE MATHEMATICS IN FORMING THE FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

Nazokat Isaevna , Meerem Imash , Umida Murtazaeva, Khabiba Dzhabbarova


This article examines the role of discrete mathematics in the formation of key concepts and methods used in algorithms, data structuring, cryptography, information theory, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. Particular attention is paid to graph theory, combinatorics, theory of algorithms, formal languages, and optimization methods, which provide the basis for effective problem solving in computer science. The presented analysis emphasizes the importance of discrete mathematics in constructing mathematical models that allow predicting the behavior of complex systems and improving decision-making processes in various scientific and engineering fields.


 




 
551-554 130 42

INTEGRATING THE FOUR LANGUAGE SKILLS FOR CONDUCTING EFFECTIVE LANGUAGE TEACHING PROCESS

Matluba Raxmonova


This article explores the advantages of integrating the four language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing, in effective language teaching, particularly for adult learners. By fostering enhanced communication competence, increased engagement, improved cognitive development, real-world application, and better retention of knowledge, this holistic approach prepares learners for authentic interactions in diverse contexts. Ultimately, integrating these skills not only enhances language proficiency but also empowers adult learners to navigate their personal and professional lives with greater confidence and effectiveness.


 




 
555-557 92 27

DEVELOPMENT OF THE ECONOMY BASED ON RESOURCE ECONOMY MANAGEMENT

Nafisa Rakhmonkulova


This article explores the fundamental role of resource economy management in achieving sustainable economic development. It highlights the importance of efficient resource utilization, including natural, human, and technological resources, as a cornerstone for long-term economic stability and growth. The paper discusses global best practices, with a focus on strategies like renewable energy adoption, innovative technologies, and strategic policies for optimizing resource use. Insights from prominent economists and leaders, including Shavkat Mirziyoyev, are integrated to emphasize the significance of resource-conscious strategies in national and global contexts.


 




 
558-562 147 49

APPLICATION OF MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES IN DETERMINING THE PROPERTIES OF POLYMER NANOCOMPOSITE MATERIALS

Shohistaxon Qo'ychiyeva


The integration of machine learning (ML) techniques in material science has revolutionized the analysis and prediction of the properties of polymer nanocomposite materials. These advanced materials, which consist of polymer matrices embedded with nanoparticles, exhibit enhanced mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties. Traditional experimental methods for characterizing these properties are often resource-intensive and time-consuming. Consequently, machine learning models have been increasingly utilized to predict the material behavior of polymer nanocomposites, offering significant improvements in efficiency, accuracy, and optimization. This paper examines various ML algorithms, including regression models, classification techniques, neural networks, and ensemble learning approaches, in the context of predicting material properties such as tensile strength, thermal stability, and electrical conductivity.


 




 
563-566 81 22

USING SCAMPER TECHNIQUE IN PEDAGOGY

Aziza Karimova


This article analyzes the significance of the SCAMPER technique in the educational process, its application methods in pedagogical practice, and its effectiveness. As a creative thinking development technique, SCAMPER plays a crucial role in enhancing students' creative abilities. Based on literature analysis, the main principles, application directions, and expected outcomes of the technique are examined.


 




 
567-573 55 26

NONLINEAR OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF HYBRID NANOSTRUCTURES

Fazliddinjon Toyboev


Hybrid nanostructures, as nanomaterials created by integrating different materials and phase states, are of great interest in the field of science and technology. Due to their combinatorial nature, these materials have unique physical and optical properties, and are especially notable for their non-exciting optical properties. Non-exciting optical properties include complex processes that determine the spectral response of materials, their ability to emit and absorb light, and their interaction with electromagnetic waves.


 




 
574-578 74 45

INTERNAL AUDIT STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES FOR THE INTERNAL AUDITOR

Saodat Yuldasheva


Internal audit is an activity to provide independent and objective guarantees (confidence) and consultations aimed at improving the efficiency of the company's activities. Internal audit helps the company achieve its goals.


 




 
579-584 129 40

ANALYZING THE INFLUENCE OF DIGITAL MEDIA ON THE EVOLUTION OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Zarnigor Norbotayeva, Hilola Raimova, Nodira G’oziyeva


The evolution of the English language has been profoundly influenced by digital media over the past few decades. This article examines how various forms of digital communication, including social media, texting, and online forums, have contributed to changes in vocabulary, syntax, and language norms. Using a combination of corpus analysis and sociolinguistic surveys, this study highlights the dynamic interplay between digital media and language evolution, providing insights into the future trajectory of English in the digital age.


 




 
585-590 141 81

THE IMPACT OF THE SHADOW ECONOMY ON THE ECONOMY OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

L. Raximova


This thesis presents information about the concept of the shadow economy, the role of the shadow economy in our country, and the harm it causes. In addition, it also discusses research on the shadow economy conducted in foreign countries.


 




 
591-597 45 27

MECHANISMS, METHODS AND TRENDS OF IMPLEMENTING MANAGEMENT MODELS IN MODERN MANAGEMENT EDUCATION

Mamlakat Bаzаrova


In a market economy, it is necessary to improve the monitoring and evaluation system for managing the quality of education and create an effective system of social guarantees and support for implementing educational diagnostics.


 




 
598-599 48 18

INNOVATIVE PROCESSES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

Khilola Muhammadiyeva


The article focuses on the relevance of the problem of improving education in modern conditions and the role of the leader in its modernization. Also, the approach and principles that serve to increase the efficiency of educational institution management are described.


 




 
600-603 55 38

INNOVATIVE METHODS OF TEACHING ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES (ESP) IN PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

Xilola Miylieva


This article explores modern methods of teaching English for Specific Purposes (ESP) in professional education. The study analyzes innovative approaches, methods, and strategies in ESP teaching through comprehensive literature review. The research provides recommendations for improving ESP teaching effectiveness in professional education contexts.


 




 
604-610 52 26

WAYS TO IMPROVE INNOVATION ACTIVITIES IN INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES IN UZBEKISTAN

Dilbar Rajabova


In many countries of the world, developmental progress has reached all circles of economy, and Uzbekistan is one of them. The changes carried out in social and financial life of the nation require development thoughts and advances. The article analyses positive foreign encounters and refinement of using charge frameworks, which can advance the advancement of advancement action and appears the effect of tax assessment on development movement. The subject is about component of assessment inspiration of development movement at enterprises. The creator proposes steps aimed at advancing financial productivity of assess inspiration within the field of innovation activity of enterprises within the Republic of Uzbekistan, as tax collection framework plays the imperative part in supporting development. Instruments of charge inspiration include creation of such conditions that can advance demand for imaginative items and speculation in modern progress.


 




 
611-616 80 26

HISTORY OF THE SOCIO – POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHOCH OASIS IN THE 6TH-8TH CENTURIES

Asror Tursunov, Nilufar Botirova


This article explores the socio – political development processes of the Choch oasis in the 6th-8th centuries. As a result of the choch Oasis being part of the Turkish Khaganate, political and economic life developed rapidly in the area. Trade and craft centers expanded in the cities and irrigation systems were improved. Cultural ties between Sughd traders and the local population were strengthened. However, as a result of the Arab Caliphate's raiding campaigns in the first half of the 8th century, the Oasis faces an economic crisis and most of the cities are destroyed. The study analyzes the political life, cities, defense system and influence of arab invasions of the choch Oasis based on historical and archaeological sources.


 




 
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THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN TESOL

Lola Iskanova


Technology has revolutionized Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), offering tools that enhance accessibility, personalize learning, and foster interactivity. This article examines the transformative role of technology, from virtual classrooms and adaptive learning software to gamified apps and immersive environments. While it has improved teaching efficiency and learner engagement, challenges like the digital divide and over-reliance on technology are also discussed. The article advocates for a balanced approach, combining traditional methods with technological advancements. Future prospects, including AI and blockchain, promise further innovation, making TESOL more inclusive and dynamic for learners and educators alike.




 
621-624 309 35

THE MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF DICTATORSHIP: THE FEATURES OF DICTATORIAL REGIMES, THEIR GOVERNANCE METHODS, AND CONTROL MECHANISMS

Mirzobek Abdullayev


Dictatorship is one of the political regimes widely used around the world and continues to be relevant today. The main characteristic of this political regime is that citizens' rights and freedoms are restricted under the rule of one or several individuals (dictators). Various forms of dictatorship, such as totalitarianism, authoritarianism, and militarism, exist, each with its own unique characteristics and differing impacts and socio-economic consequences.


 




 
625-627 71 9

ARTISTIC AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE IMAGE OF MOTHER

Zebinisso Yakubova , Munavvar Fayzullayeva


This article discusses the artistic depiction of the mother figure in world literature, highlighting the significance of her role in human life. It also explores the portrayal of women in various works by European writers. While reading the article, readers encounter the contrasting struggles of women, their mistreatment, and, in some cases, the external challenges they face in different narratives.


 




 
628-631 365 167

LITERARY ANALYSIS OF FEMINISM IN AUSTIN JANE'S WORK: PRIDE AND PREJUDICE

Zarina Khusenova , Matluba Sa'dullayeva


This article explores the feminist themes in Jane Austen's *Pride and Prejudice*, focusing on the critique of gender roles in Regency-era England. Through an analysis of Elizabeth Bennet's character, the study highlights Austen's progressive portrayal of female agency, individuality, and empowerment. By contrasting Elizabeth with other female characters and examining marriage as a social construct, this article underscores Austen's subtle yet impactful challenge to patriarchal norms. The work remains a cornerstone for feminist literary criticism, offering insights into the evolving discourse on women's rights.


 




 
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THE USE OF STYLISTIC DEVICES IN THE WORKS OF W. S. MAUGHAM: THE MOON AND SIXPENCE

Zebiniso Nigmatullaeva , Matluba Sa'dullayeva


This article explores the use of stylistic devices in W. Somerset Maugham's novel "The Moon and Sixpence," focusing on how these literary techniques contribute to the creation of vivid characters and themes.


 




 
636-644 112 76

TRANSFORMATION PROCESSES IMPLEMENTED IN THE BANKING SYSTEM AND POSSIBILITIES OF IMPLEMENTING IT IN OUR COUNTRY

Dilmurod Suyunov , Khusan Ergashev , Mirzabek Ergashev


The article discusses the goal of the New Uzbekistan Development Strategy for 2022-2026, which sets the goal of "making the digital economy the main "driver" sector and increasing its volume by at least 2.5 times", and the task of completing the transformation processes in state-owned commercial banks and bringing the share of private banks in bank assets to 60 percent by the end of 2026. The main driver of the development of the banking system, increasing mutual trust and transparency between the bank and the client, and the consequences of modernization without the rapid implementation of the latest achievements of scientific and technological progress in banking activities, as well as in-depth studies of world practice and influencing factors are analyzed.


 




 
645-648 237 14

PHYSICO-CHEMICAL BASIS OF THE EFFECT OF AROMATIC AMINO COMPOUNDS ON MAINTAINING PLANT MOISTURE

Dilbar Boybekova


This article analyzes the role of aromatic amino compounds in maintaining plant moisture and their physicochemical properties.  Research results indicate that aromatic amino compounds play a crucial role in plant water exchange processes. The mechanisms of moisture retention in plant tissues and the involvement of aromatic amino compounds in these processes are examined in detail.  


 




 
649-651 73 21

IMPROVING THE USE OF INNOVATIVE METHODS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Nadira Mamatkulova , Azizxon Azimov


The improvement of innovative methods in business management is a crucial factor in enhancing organizational performance, driving competitive advantage, and ensuring sustainable growth. This paper explores the role of innovation in business management, focusing on the implementation of cutting-edge strategies, technologies, and practices that can optimize operations, decision-making, and customer engagement. It examines the integration of digital transformation, data analytics, artificial intelligence, and agile methodologies into business management frameworks. The research highlights the benefits of adopting innovation-driven approaches, including increased efficiency, better resource allocation, and enhanced adaptability in a rapidly changing market environment.


 




 
652-657 192 22

THE EXPRESSION OF CULTURE AND SPIRITUALITY , VALUES AND FOLK TONE IN UZBEK FOLK SONGS

Qurbonoy Shononova


folk songs are not only a musical fusion, but also a powerful tool that expresses the spirit of the people, their inner world. Each song has its own narrative spiritual values and moral standards. They include the long - standing traditions of the people, Family Values, patriotic feelings and human qualities. As such, these songs have been passed down from generation to generation through time, serving to preserve our national unity and mustachamic traditions. Therefore, folk songs are not only a unique musical heritage, but also an integral part of our national culture. In our article, we will analyze in more depth how these values and traditions were increased to life in folk songs.  


 




 
652-657 42 16

CORROSION AND METAL PROTECTION

Tokhtasin Rakhmonov


Corrosion is a chemical process that occurs as a result of the interaction of metals with the environment, leading to a decrease in their physical and mechanical properties. This process occurs through the oxidation of metals or the formation of other chemical compounds. Due to corrosion, metals quickly wear out, change and cause economic damage to them. Therefore, the protection of metals from corrosion is very important. Various methods are used to protect metals, such as coatings, galvanization, passivation, special anti-corrosion additives. These protection methods allow you to preserve metals for a long time and extend their service life.


 




 
658-662 53 22

CORROSION AND METAL PROTECTION

Tokhtasin Rakhmonov


Corrosion is a chemical process that occurs as a result of the interaction of metals with the environment, leading to a decrease in their physical and mechanical properties. This process occurs through the oxidation of metals or the formation of other chemical compounds. Due to corrosion, metals quickly wear out, change and cause economic damage to them. Therefore, the protection of metals from corrosion is very important. Various methods are used to protect metals, such as coatings, galvanization, passivation, special anti-corrosion additives. These protection methods allow you to preserve metals for a long time and extend their service life.


 




 
663-667 83 32

METHODS OF IMPROVING ENGLISH SPEAKING COMPETENCE THROUGH TECHNICAL TERMINOLOGY OF ESP LEARNERS IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Shaxnoza Xakimjanovna


This article devotes to improve ESP  learners' speaking e competence through technical vocabulary and  development requires effective strategies that integrate both acquisition and practical application. Contextual learning, which emphasizes teaching vocabulary in meaningful and realistic situations, enhances retention and usage. One of the most effective approaches is using authentic materials such as newspapers, podcasts, videos, and dialogues to introduce technical vocabulary in context.   


 




 
668-672 81 35

ENGLISH EUPHEMISTIC EXPRESSIONS IN “LITTLE WOMEN” AND THEIR UZBEK EQUIVALENTS: A LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL ANALYSIS

Hayotxon Shernazarova


The experiences, values, and worldviews of every person during their life are reflected in the language, and they reflect the social and cultural environment in which they exist. Through language, there are soft, hard, sarcastic, funny and of course soft speech skills, especially women's speech is often expressed by euphemisms - soft or indirect expressions that replace harsher or more direct language. Through these linguistic elements, not only language expressions in speech become beautiful, but also give an understanding of women's social status, cultural norms, their place and expectations in society. This study examines the linguistic and cultural characteristics of euphemisms in women's speech in English and Uzbek, focusing on Louisa May Alcott's Little Women. Analyzing euphemisms related to death and illness, the study examines how these expressions contribute to the modulation of emotional affect in English and Uzbek, their interpretation, delivery, and language and communication. The findings show the role of euphemisms in the formation of linguistic politeness, cultural sensitivity and historical discourse, and show their importance in the English and Uzbek socio-linguistic contexts.


 




 
673-675 31 72

NICKNAMES AND THEIR SPECIFIC FEATURES

Ziyoviddin Nazarov


Nicknames and their specific features are explained in the article.


 




 
676-679 53 20

COLLABORATION AND PARTNERSHIPS CENTERS BETWEEN STAKEHOLDERS IN TRANSSHIPMENT CENTERS

Gulnora Amonova, Farrux Xolbayev , Ro'zigul Jo'raboyeva, Shoxista Baxromova


This thesis explores the role of innovations and strategies in transshipment centers and logistics. With the increasing demand for efficient and cost-effective transportation, transshipment centers have become crucial hubs for the movement of goods and materials. This study aims to examine the current state of transshipment centers and logistics, identify key challenges faced by these centers, and propose innovative solutions and strategies to overcome these challenges.


 




 
680-682 66 29

EFFECTIVE METHODS FOR TEACHING ENGLISH TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

Umida Shermatova


This article analyzes effective methods of teaching English to primary school students. The study was conducted on the basis of existing scientific literature, studying modern pedagogical approaches, teaching methods and their effectiveness.


 




 
683-688 656 311

CLASSIFICATION OF INTERNATIONAL MARKETING STRATEGIES EXISTING APPROACHES

Nargiza Naimova


This in the article It is worth noting that the marketing strategy of companies has a number of characteristics that differ depending on the goals and strategies of each company and their approaches. necessary conclusion and recommendations brought passed .


 




 
689-693 55 32

THE ISSUE OF RAF IN ARABIC: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SUBJECT (MUBTADA) AND PREDICATE (KHABAR) IN A NOMINAL SENTENCE

Nurmuhammad Matkarimov


This article explores the issue of raf (nominative case) in Arabic grammar, focusing on the interaction between the subject (mubtada) and the predicate (khabar) in nominal sentences. It presents the divergent perspectives of the Kufans and Basrans on how raf is governed. While the Kufans argue for a mutual influence between the subject and predicate, the Basrans assert that raf is primarily governed by the subject’s position (ibtida). The study examines Quranic examples and theoretical arguments to highlight the complexities of Arabic grammar. This discussion not only enriches historical grammar theory but also provides insights for modern linguistic analysis and Arabic language education.


 




 
694-697 48 38

PEDAGOGICAL AND CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF TEACHING SHUKUR XOLMIRZAYEV’S WORKS

Shohsanam Xusanova


This article focuses on the didactic and theoretical aspects of teaching the works of Shukur Xolmirzayev. His literary works are an integral part of Uzbek literature with great educational importance. The article describes artistic, cultural, and moral dimensions of Xolmirzayev's works and develops productive methodological strategies concerning their instruction. Furthermore, special emphasis is placed on conceptual analysis, comparative literature, and the use of active learning techniques in increasing information perception and comprehension by the students.


 




 
698-703 92 30

EXPLORING INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS THROUGH ENGLISH IDIOMS

Gulbahor Madaminova , Shaxzoda Soliyeva

Language serves as a mirror to human relationships, capturing their nuances, emotions, and complexities. English idioms, in particular, offer fascinating insights into how interpersonal connections are perceived and communicated. From friendships to conflicts, romantic bonds to misunderstandings, idioms encapsulate a wealth of cultural and linguistic heritage. idioms play a crucial role in language by expressing complex ideas in a concise and culturally rich manner. in interpersonal relationships, idioms often reflect emotions, trust, conflict, and social dynamics. this paper explores how English idioms represent different aspects of human relationships, analyzing their meanings and implications in communication.

704-706 41 24

MECHANISM FOR THE USE OF MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MORAL VALUES OF STUDENT GIRLS BASED ON THE SPIRITUAL HERITAGE OF TEMURIY MALIKAS

Dilafruz Qurbonova

This article examines the mechanism of using media technologies in developing the moral values of female students based on the spiritual heritage of the Timurid princesses. Today, the spiritual and moral development of the younger generation is important for the future of society. The historical and cultural heritage of the Timurid princesses contributed greatly to the formation of women's education. The article analyzes how media technologies are integrated into the educational process, their role and importance in developing the moral and spiritual values of female students. In the process of introducing and teaching young people the values and culture of the Timurid Empresses, innovative methods of media technologies such as video clips, online courses, and interactive materials are being used today.

707-714 159 23

GREAT SILK ROAD AND CHOCH TOWNS: HISTORICAL PROGRESS

Asror Tursunov , Nilufar Botirova


This article analyzes the history of the cities of Chach along the Great Silk Road, their development processes, and their role in international trade and economic relations. Chach has long been an important trade and cultural center, playing a significant role in the connections between the East and the West. Based on archaeological findings and historical sources, the economic, social, and cultural development of Chach cities is examined. Additionally, the influence of various civilizations on the region and urban planning traditions are discussed.


 




 
715-718 113 55

ADDRESSING CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN TESOL CLASSROOMS: STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING CULTURAL DIFFERENCES AND PROMOTING INCLUSIVITY IN LANGUAGE LEARNING

Nodira Qosimova

This article explores effective strategies for managing cultural diversity in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) classrooms. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing cultural differences, promoting inclusivity, and creating an environment where all learners feel valued. The article discusses various methods, including culturally responsive teaching, inclusive curriculum design, classroom activities promoting intercultural communication, and fostering an open, respectful learning environment. Additionally, it addresses the challenges and potential drawbacks of these strategies, offering practical advice for teachers to navigate cultural complexities while ensuring effective language acquisition for all students.

719-725 190 52

METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO AVOIDING COMMON GRAMMAR MISTAKES IN IELTS FOR STUDENTS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE UNIVERSITIES

Farrukh Shermatov


This article explores effective methodological approaches to help students of foreign language universities avoid common grammar mistakes in the IELTS exam. It highlights the significance of understanding grammatical accuracy, applying structured learning techniques, and utilizing high-quality resources. The article discusses key strategies for improving grammar in writing and speaking sections, along with common errors students make. Additionally, it offers practical solutions to overcome grammatical challenges and maximize IELTS scores.


 




 
726-731 75 22

"SIYAR UL-AQTAB" IS AN IMPORTANT SOURCE ON THE CHISHTI ORDER

Hilola Yuldasheva


This article analyzes important sources that show that by the 9th century, the theoretical foundations of Sufism were developed, the practical, spiritual and psychological exercises of Sufis, methods of self-education and training were formed, and the concepts of tariqat, enlightenment, and truth emerged, forming a set of views on these three parts of Sufism - Sufism was established as a separate science.


 




 
732-734 48 12

ADAPTATION OF A FIRST-GRADE CHILDREN TO SCHOOL: AN IMPORTANT STAGE IN THE LIFE OF EVERY CHILD

G. Alikhodzhaeva


The article provides information that learning in the first grade is the most crucial stage in development, since it is here that the foundation of morality is laid, social attitudes are formed, attitudes towards oneself, towards other people, towards society, and beliefs are formed.


 




 
735-737 148 35

SOCIALISM AND CLASS STRUGGLE IN JACK LONDON'S WRITINGS

Azizbek Tursunaliyev , Gulkhayo Bobonazarova


Jack London, one of the most influential writers of the early 20th century, was a committed socialist whose literary works often explored themes of class struggle and social inequality. His novels and essays provide a critical examination of the capitalist system and advocate for the rights of the working class. This article explores the socialist ideas embedded in London’s writings, focusing on his major works such as The Iron Heel, The People of the Abyss, and Martin Eden. It examines how his personal experiences, political beliefs, and observations of social injustice shaped his literary output. By analyzing these works, we can better understand London’s vision of a society shaped by economic and social conflicts, as well as his contribution to socialist thought in literature.


 




 
738-740 369 42

KEY LINGUISTIC TERMS AND THEIR MEANINGS

Uldawlet Tilepbaeva


Linguistics is the scientific study of language, encompassing various components that work together to create communication. This article provides an overview of key linguistic terms, including phoneme, morpheme, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, phonology, morphology, lexicon, discourse, sociolinguistics, and psycholinguistics. Each term is defined to help understand how language functions, from its smallest sound units to complex social interactions. These terms lay the foundation for further exploration into how language is structured, used, and processed in different contexts, both cognitively and socially.


 




 
741-744 138 51

GENRE AND STYLE IN DRAMATURGY: SHAPING THE ART OF THEATRE

Mexriyban Xojanova , Damir Dawilbaev


In dramaturgy, genre and style are foundational concepts that shape the storytelling, tone, and structure of theatrical works. Genre categorizes a play based on its thematic content and broad conventions, such as tragedy, comedy, or drama, offering audiences an expectation of emotional engagement and narrative direction. Style, on the other hand, pertains to the specific artistic choices made in presenting the play, influencing how it is perceived and interpreted through performance, design, and language. This article explores how the interplay between genre and style not only defines the framework within which plays are created but also enriches the theatrical experience. By examining various genres and styles, the article highlights their importance in dramaturgical analysis, offering insight into how these elements guide both the creation and reception of theatrical works.


 




 
745-747 26 13

THE ROLE OF CORRECTIONAL SCIENCES IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS OF VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE

Abdulvosidbek Abdurahmonov


This article discusses the role of special correctional sciences in the environment of the blind.


 




 
748-750 174 31

FACTORS INFLUENCING FAMILY STABILITY

Nasiba Suvonova


This article examines the role and significance of the family in society. The author considers the family to be the most important and sacred system of human relationships, emphasizing its impact on social stability and moral development. The article highlights the importance of love, respect, and mutual trust among family members in contributing to the well-being of society. It also explores the role of the family in child upbringing and parental responsibility, particularly in shaping moral values. The author stresses the necessity of patience, mutual understanding, and compromise in family relationships, arguing that a strong family leads to a stable society. The article also discusses the role of women in the family and society, their legal protection, and their social engagement. Additionally, it includes references to Plato’s views on the relationship between family and society. In conclusion, the article emphasizes that family stability is a key factor in societal development. It underlines the importance of the family environment, moral values, and child-rearing practices in maintaining social stability and fostering moral progress.


 




 
751-758 55 25

METHODS FOR CALCULATING SEISMIC EFFECTS IN SLOPE STABILITY ASSESSMENT

V. Ismailov , Sh. Avazov , Sh. Yodgorov , E. Yadigarov , A. Khusomidinov, B. Aktamov, A. Mansurov , N. Muhammadkulov, D. Jumaev


This article provides general information on the methods for calculating the seismic impact in assessing the stability of slopes and covers the main methods used in this area. Methods for calculating the seismic impact in assessing the stability of slopes are of great importance in modern construction and geotechnical engineering. These methods are used to determine the movement of the soil during an earthquake and its effect on structures, as well as to ensure the safety and strength of structures. The development and improvement of methods for calculating the seismic impact will increase the safety of construction projects and create the possibility of implementing them in complex natural conditions. This article discusses the methods for calculating the seismic impact used in assessing the stability of slopes and their practical significance. The results of the study are presented based on the H/V method, i.e. the Response spectrum.


 




 
759-767 53 18

ASSESSMENT OF SEISMIC GROUND CONDITIONS OF THE CITY OF OLMALIQ

A. Xusomiddinov, B. Aktamov , SH. Yodgorov , E. Yadigarov , Sh. Avazov , J. Bozorov , R. Teshaeva , D. Jumaev , A. Mansurov , B. Xayriddinov


The article discusses the results of field research conducted on the territory of Olmaliq for engineering and seismological justification of the master plan for the development of the city. Geophysical and engineering-geological surveys were carried out to assess the influence of soil conditions on seismic intensity parameters. Calculated values of peak ground accelerations on a free surface were obtained using the STRATA program. Based on a generalization of field and laboratory engineering-geological data, sections and a map of the engineering-geological zoning of the city of Olmaliq were compiled.


 




 
768-772 90 31

PRINCIPLES OF USING MODERN TEACHING METHODS IN THE ENVIRONMENT OF INNOVATIVE EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN IMPROVING THE PROFESSIONAL SKILLS OF STUDENTS OF HIGHER EDUCATION

Dilafroz Ruzieva


This article discusses the principles of using modern teaching methods in improving the professional skills of students of higher education institutions in innovative educational conditions, and draws the necessary conclusions.


 




 
773-775 191 123

THE USE OF IDIOMS IN ENGLISH: UNDERSTANDING THEIR ROLE IN COMMUNICATION

Indira Daryabaeva


Idioms are a unique and significant aspect of the English language, playing a crucial role in enriching communication. These figurative expressions, whose meanings differ from their literal interpretations, serve as essential tools for conveying emotions, humor, and cultural nuances. This article explores the nature of idioms, their functions in both spoken and written communication, and their importance for language learners. By examining common idiomatic expressions and their uses, the article highlights how idioms contribute to more dynamic and effective communication. The challenges faced by non-native speakers in understanding and using idioms are also discussed, emphasizing their relevance in mastering English as a global language.


 




 
776-782 95 17

THE IMPORTANCE OF PLANNING, ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF CREATIVE INSTITUTIONS

Dilаfruz Yusupаliyevа


This article analyzes the importance of the processes of effective planning, organization and management of the activities of creative institutions. At the same time, the interrelationship, interaction and importance of management of management processes necessary for the optimal functioning of institutions in the creative sphere are discussed. Also, creative institutions in Uzbekistan and their activities are analyzed.


 




 
783-791 106 42

THE USE OF RUSSIAN AND ENGLISH PROVERBS IN LANGUAGE TEACHING: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

Nargiza Abbasova , Mushtariybegim Abduvaliyeva


This article explores the use of Russian and English proverbs in language teaching, focusing on the challenges and opportunities presented by their integration into modern language education. The study examines the cultural and cognitive aspects of proverbs, the impact they have on language learners' motivation, and the ways they can enhance intercultural competence. By comparing the use of proverbs in Russian and English, the article identifies key pedagogical strategies for utilizing these linguistic tools in the classroom. Through a combination of qualitative and quantitative analysis, the study highlights both the difficulties teachers face when using proverbs and the potential benefits they bring to the learning process.


 




 
792-795 80 29

DIDACTIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR USING THE PIRLS INTERNATIONAL ASSESSMENT PROGRAM IN EDUCATIONAL INTEGRATION

K. Rajabova


The Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS) provides valuable insights into students’ reading comprehension and cognitive skills. Its methodologies offer significant didactic opportunities for integrating literacy instruction across various subjects, promoting inquiry-based learning, metacognitive strategies, and interdisciplinary approaches. Incorporating PIRLS principles enhances reading engagement, critical thinking, and academic success. Additionally, technology, culturally responsive materials, and assessment-driven instruction further optimize literacy development. This paper explores the integration of PIRLS in education, emphasizing its role in fostering inclusive and effective teaching practices. Implementing PIRLS-based strategies ensures students acquire essential literacy skills for lifelong learning and real-world applications.


 




 
796-798 85 32

THE RELEVANCE OF USING THE PISA INTERNATIONAL ASSESSMENT PROGRAM IN TEACHING PRIMARY SCHOOL SCIENCE

Mohinabonu Hasanova


The Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) provides a valuable framework for evaluating and improving science education. While primarily designed for 15-year-olds, its principles can enhance primary school science instruction by promoting inquiry-based learning, critical thinking, and real-world problem-solving. Integrating PISA’s methodologies helps develop scientific literacy, encourages hands-on exploration, and aligns teaching practices with global educational standards. This paper explores how PISA’s approach can be adapted to primary education, addressing benefits, challenges, and the role of technology in fostering scientific understanding. By aligning early science education with PISA principles, students gain essential skills for future academic and real-life applications.


 




 
799-801 85 24

TECHNOLOGIES FOR USING THE PIRLS ASSESSMENT PROGRAM TO IMPROVE STUDENT LITERACY

K. Rajabova


The Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS) serves as a crucial benchmark for assessing student literacy worldwide. With the integration of advanced technologies, educators can enhance reading comprehension and literacy development through digital reading platforms, artificial intelligence, adaptive learning systems, and gamification. This paper explores how these technologies align with the PIRLS framework to improve student literacy, offering personalized learning experiences and data-driven insights. Additionally, challenges such as digital equity and teacher readiness are discussed. By effectively integrating technology into literacy instruction, educators can foster deeper engagement and improved reading outcomes in young learners.


 




 
802-805 77 29

REQUIREMENTS FOR THE LEVEL OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF ENGLISH TEACHERS

Rano Ergasheva


The professional development of English teachers is essential to ensuring high-quality language instruction in an increasingly globalized world. This article explores the fundamental requirements for English teachers, including language proficiency, pedagogical expertise, classroom management, technological integration, and intercultural competence. Emphasizing the importance of lifelong learning, it highlights strategies for continuous professional development through training, mentorship, and reflective practice. By meeting these requirements, educators can enhance their teaching effectiveness and create dynamic, culturally responsive learning environments.


 




 
805-807 73 22

PSYCHOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF STRESS IN MILITARY FAMILIES

Saboxat Ro‘zimova


This article is aimed at analyzing the psychological significance of stress in military families. It discusses how the family relationships of military personnel, particularly the impact on their wives and children, are influenced by stress, its psychological negative consequences, and the type of socio-psychological support needed for these families. The study examines the internal relationships within military families, the family support system, society's attitudes, and the formation of coping strategies used to manage stress. Qualitative and quantitative approaches were employed as the research methodology, with the goal of developing effective psychological assistance and stress management strategies for military families. The results of the study show that strengthening the social and psychological support systems is crucial for managing stress and maintaining family stability in military families.


 




 
808-810 58 29

SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN THE FORMATION OF COPING STRATEGIES IN WOMEN WITH DISABLED CHILDREN

Gulbahor Zivatova


This article provides an in-depth analysis of the socio-psychological factors in the formation of coping strategies in women with disabled children. Raising disabled children presents numerous psychological and social challenges for women. This article discusses the coping strategies used by women with disabled children to overcome stress and anxiety, the role of family support, the social assistance system, societal attitudes, and how psychological states influence this process. Both qualitative and quantitative approaches were applied in the research methodology, aimed at identifying these factors and determining what measures are needed to better support women with disabled children. The research results highlight how women with disabled children relate to the socio-psychological environment and suggest effective ways to provide assistance to them.


 




 
811-813 576 169

OPERATING SYSTEM DESIGN: CONCEPTS , CHALLENGES AND FUTURE TRENDS

Islambek Jańabaev


Operating system (OS) design has been a cornerstone of computing, evolving over the decades to support increasingly complex and diverse computing environments. From resource management to security, OS design involves a wide array of concepts that ensure the smooth operation of both hardware and software. Key concepts such as CPU, memory, and file management, alongside process synchronization and concurrency, form the foundation of modern OS functionality. However, OS design faces numerous challenges, including increasing system complexity, resource constraints, ensuring security in the face of rising threats, and maintaining compatibility with legacy systems. The future of OS design is being shaped by advancements in cloud computing, AI integration, edge computing, and quantum technologies. These developments promise to redefine OS architecture, requiring innovative approaches to resource management, security, and scalability. This paper explores the core concepts, current challenges, and emerging trends in operating system design, offering a vision for the future of OS development in an ever-evolving technological landscape.


 




 
814-817 143 55

THE IMPORTANCE OF ENGLISH IN TEACHING SUBJECTS

Qurbangul Utepova , Berdax Esenbaev , Aynura Jienbaeva , Lalagul Ismayilova , Umitgul Utegenova, Aysholpan Shamuratova


English has become a global lingua franca, playing a vital role in education across various disciplines. The language's dominance in fields such as science, technology, business, and education allows students to access a wealth of resources, research, and global knowledge. Teaching subjects in English enhances students' language skills, cognitive abilities, and cultural awareness while preparing them for future academic and career opportunities. In a rapidly globalizing world, proficiency in English not only aids in understanding subject-specific content but also facilitates participation in international dialogues and collaborations. As such, English is a cornerstone in the modern educational system, contributing significantly to a student's academic and professional success.


 




 
818-820 257 99

THE EVOLUTION OF WEB DEVELOPMENT: FROM STATIC PAGES TO DYNAMIC WEB APPLICATIONS

Gulnur Turemuratova


Web development has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past few decades, evolving from simple static web pages to complex, dynamic web applications. Initially, websites were static, consisting of HTML pages that displayed fixed content, offering limited interaction with users. However, with the advent of dynamic technologies such as JavaScript, CSS, and server-side scripting languages, web development has shifted towards creating interactive and responsive web applications that offer real-time user engagement, personalized experiences, and seamless functionality across devices. This article explores the journey of web development, examining key milestones such as the rise of JavaScript frameworks, the importance of responsive design, and the emergence of modern web development practices like Single Page Applications (SPAs), Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), and the use of APIs to connect with external services. The article will also discuss the future trends shaping web development, including the growing use of artificial intelligence, the shift to serverless computing, and the integration of Web 3.0 technologies.


 




 
821-824 95 30

FIVE INITIATIVES – OPPORTUNITIES FOR CREATIVE YOUTH

Rahima Yusupova


The article analyzes the significance of the five initiatives in the activities of creative youth. The importance of the five key initiatives being implemented in our country to support youth and create new opportunities for them is extremely high. These initiatives focus on education, professional development, sports, culture, and the involvement of women in various fields. Additionally, the five initiatives have provided great opportunities to enhance the intellectual and creative potential of youth and create new opportunities for them. Especially, the implementation of initiatives in the field of culture and arts has led to the discovery of new creative youth, playing a major role in the development of the sector.


 




 
825-826 90 21

ANALYSIS OF A STORY (NE'MAT ARSLON'S STORY "MOON WITNESS")

Khurshida Ergasheva


This article analyzes Ne'mat Arslon's story "Moon Witch" and also discusses the essence of the story, the writer's skill, and the images.


 




 
827-829 54 17

ABDURAUF FITRAT'S “THE POET” POEMS ABOUT

Kamola Nizomova


in this article, Abdurauf fitrat's “the poet” was taken to the analysis of poetry. The essence of the poem , the reason to write, is to think about badiiyat. Also in the poem the poet of fitrat also nazariyotchi qualitydapplications of the approach through examples of revealed.


 




 
830-832 70 27

INVESTIGATION OF MECHANIICAL PROPERTIES OF NEW COMPOSITE AND NANOMATERIALS

Bobur Saparov , Murodullo Rakhimov , Kholruzi Sokhibov

The rapid development of composite and nanomaterials offers unprecedented opportunities to revolutionize engineering applications by enhancing mechanical performance, durability, and adaptability. This study investigates the mechanical properties of emerging composite and nanomaterials, focusing on their tensile strength, elasticity, hardness, and impact resistance. Experimental and computational analyses reveal that the synergy between nanostructures and matrix materials significantly improves mechanical characteristics, opening pathways for innovative applications in aerospace, automotive, and biomedical fields. The findings aim to guide material selection and design processes for next-generation engineering solutions.

833-836 80 28

APPLYING HELLOTALK AND TANDEM IN TEACHING SPEECH ACTS TO UZBEK B2 LEVEL LEARNERS IN INDEPENDENT EDUCATION

Zebokhon Musaeva


This study explores the effectiveness of using HelloTalk and Tandem in teaching speech acts to Uzbek B2-level learners in independent education. With the rise of digital language learning tools, mobile-assisted language learning (MALL) applications provide learners with immersive and interactive environments. This paper investigates how these applications can enhance pragmatic competence in speech acts, including requests, apologies, refusals, and compliments. The findings suggest that both applications contribute to learners' ability to use speech acts appropriately in diverse communicative contexts.


 




 
837-844 70 18

REQUIREMENTS FOR A TEACHER OF THE 21ST CENTURY IN THE CONTEXT OF ONGOING INNOVATION PROCESSES

M. Shokirjonova

This article examines innovative methods of teaching students in the 21st century. The purpose of this article is to summarize modern changes in the didactics of using innovative teaching methods and to study the understanding of these changes by teachers. The article examines four areas: the expansion of the subject of pedagogy, an ecological approach to learning, the digital generation and the ongoing changes, as well as innovations in teaching.The theory of education, figuratively speaking, has two levels.


At the macro level, decentralization and diversification, internationalization of education and the introduction of digital technologies are taking place in the relationship between education and society. At the micro level, in the relationship "teacher-student", there is an active combination of traditional and innovative methods, a combination of an activity-based approach with the approach of the energy-informational environment, cognition with constructivism and connectivism.

845-848 87 25

THE CORRESPONDENCE OF PROVERBS RELATED TO MONETARY UNITS IN THE ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Yulduz Abdukodirova


The article is devoted to the correspondence of money-related proverbs in English and Uzbek languages. It is obviously known that mainly there are three types of correspondence such as fully, partial, and no correspondence of proverbs about money in two languages. Understanding the level of correspondence between these proverbs provides insight into shared human wisdom at the same time the unique cultural perspectives of each society. The analysis of these proverbs allowed the author to identify a number of proverbs about monetary units with their examples.


 




 
849-851 53 31

THE ROLE OF BOBURNOMA IN STUDENT UPBRINGING

Abduxamid Ermuminov


This article explores the significance of Boburnoma in shaping students' moral and ethical values. As an autobiographical and historical work by Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur, Boburnoma provides valuable insights into leadership, patriotism, cultural heritage, and personal integrity. The study highlights how the text serves as an educational resource, fostering a sense of identity, resilience, and intellectual growth among students. By integrating Boburnoma into the educational curriculum, educators can enhance students' appreciation for history, literature, and ethical decision-making. The article also discusses methods for effectively utilizing Boburnoma in student character development.


 




 
852-856 65 39

PROMOTION OF THE HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE OF UZBEKISTAN AS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR THAT IMPROVES THE IMAGE OF THE COUNTRY

O. Madaminov


Preservation of historical and cultural heritage, development of tourism industry today have become an important criterion of the value orientation of the policy of modern countries of the world. This is an important step towards the future that we are building today. The rich cultural, historical, spiritual and intellectual heritage, the centuries-old history of statehood, which forms confidence in solving all the problems that stand in the way of Uzbekistan's full, rapid and innovative development, the recognized contribution to the development of science and culture, world and Islamic civilization, traditional and high-level interethnic and interfaith harmony, social harmony and tolerance in society serve as an important basis for a worldview image campaign.


 




 
857-868 176 62

THE UZBEK ECONOMIC MODEL

Shaxinya Igamova


Following its independence in 1991, Uzbekistan initiated economic reforms aimed at transitioning to a market economy. However, by 1996, the country shifted towards increased state intervention and an import substitution policy to accelerate industrial development. This approach involved extensive state control over resource allocation, price regulations, and financial policies. High taxes, government expenditures, and restricted access to favorable exchange rates further reinforced state dominance. Additionally, artificial monopolies were created by limiting market entry and granting preferential treatment to select enterprises. Direct government control over businesses and import restrictions through tariff and non-tariff barriers further constrained market competition. This economic model prioritized centralized management and industrial growth but limited private sector development and economic liberalization.


 




 
869-873 180 85

A NEW THEORY OF ECONOMIC GROWTH: AN EVOLUTIONARY APPROACH

Z. Jumayeva


This article presents a new theory of economic growth. It integrates technological innovation, knowledge diffusion, institutional adaptability, sustainability, digital transformation and human capital development. It explores how economic policies can be adjusted to ensure long-term development in the contemporary world. It also provides additional insights on regulatory frameworks, global integration and financial system resilience.


 




 
874-878 452 198

APPLICATION OF INVESTMENT PROGRAMS IN TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

Dilnoza Aslanova


Tourism is a key driver of economic growth, contributing significantly to GDP, employment, and infrastructure development. The application of investment programs in tourism plays a crucial role in enhancing the sector's competitiveness, sustainability, and attractiveness to both domestic and international visitors. This article explores various investment strategies, government policies, and private sector initiatives that support tourism development. It highlights successful case studies and best practices in tourism investment, while also addressing challenges such as financial risks, environmental concerns, and the need for effective public-private partnerships. The findings suggest that well-structured investment programs can significantly boost the tourism sector, leading to long-term economic benefits and regional development.


 




 
879-884 50 14

THE CURRENT STATE OF THE CAPITAL MARKET IN THE REGIONS AND PROBLEMS IN ITS DEVELOPMENT

A. Boboyev, N. Rashidov , N. Yangiyeva


The current state of the capital market in the regions and problems in its development are given in the scientific article.


 




 
885-891 107 16

METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPING STUDENTS' TECHNICAL THINKING IN ECONOMICS CLASSES

N. Sodiqova


This article confidently asserts that problem-based learning, digital literacy, statistical applications, and interdisciplinary approaches are key components in developing students' technical thinking in economics classes. It also outlines effective teaching strategies, including interactive learning, industry engagement, and competency-based assessments, while exploring their implications for economic education and employability.


 




 
892-897 91 38

BALANCE OF PAYMENT ACCOUNTS

Xalilov Bahromjon


This article provides basic concepts about the balance of payment accounts, as well as information on definition of its types and its principles, and proposals on subaccounts.  


 




 
898-902 75 37

EFFECTIVE USE OF MODERN METHODS IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Galina Kan


The article focuses on modern approaches to improving the pedagogical skills of teachers, effective organization of lessons and practical mastery of the language by students in the process of teaching a foreign language. It also analyzes in detail the use of technological innovations in education and their impact on the language teaching process. Innovative methods and changes in teaching materials allow students to develop their thinking and communication skills, as well as successfully engage in cultural exchange and global communication.


 




 
903-907 75 32

STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCING STUDENT ENGAGEMENT IN A DYNAMIC LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

Y Nazarova

Active learning is a pedagogical method that promotes student engagement by encouraging them to interact meaningfully with the content, tackle challenges, and work together with classmates and others in innovative and educational ways. This approach is gaining traction across various educational levels, as it fosters essential skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork, which are vital for success in the modern world. This article focuses on strategies to enhance student participation in active learning and offers examples of effective techniques for both students and educators.


Student engagement is very important because, when language learners are engaged, they retain information better, collaborate with peers more easily, and develop critical thinking skills that extend to real-life situations.


Connections between students and teachers inspire students and create a positive environment. When students are actively involved in their learning, they are more likely to retain information, develop critical thinking skills, and achieve academic success. By employing a variety of teaching strategies and remaining adaptable to change, educators can create a more inclusive and effective learning environment that prepares students for future challenges. As we continue to explore innovative approaches in education, the focus should remain on enhancing teaching methods to ensure that every student has the opportunity to succeed.

908-910 155 66

PSYCHOLOGICAL PREPARATION OF JUDO ATHLETES FOR COMPETITIONS

Polatbek Saratdinov


The psychological preparation of judo athletes plays a crucial role in enhancing their performance in competitive environments. Judo, being a mentally demanding sport, requires athletes to maintain mental resilience, focus, emotional control, and confidence throughout their training and competitions. Psychological strategies such as mental toughness, concentration, visualization, and goal setting help athletes prepare for the challenges of high-pressure situations. Additionally, emotional regulation techniques, including breathing exercises and coping strategies, enable athletes to manage stress and adversity effectively. This paper discusses the various components of psychological preparation and their application in competitive judo, emphasizing the importance of developing a strong mental game to complement physical training and maximize performance outcomes.


 




 
918-920 66 10

THEORETICAL FEATURES OF USING UTOPIAN TERMS IN A LITERARY TEXT AND THEIR ROLE IN REVITALIZING THE WORK

Shabnam Sharipova


This article explores the theoretical aspects of using utopian terms in literary texts and their contribution to revitalizing a work’s narrative structure. By examining the role of utopian concepts in literature, the study investigates how they influence readers' perceptions, enhance thematic depth, and create immersive worlds. The paper also discusses the historical evolution of utopian terminology and its significance in modern literature.


 




 
921-924 71 45

CONTENT OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Dono Babayeva


In preschool educational organizations, ways and means of psychological and pedagogical support of an effective system of the process of inclusive education, pedagogical assistance to children involved in preschool inclusive education are highlighted.


 




 
925-931 61 0

SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS IN COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS: EXPLORING COLLOCATIONS AND VALENCY

Nurjaxon Nurmuxammedova , Rustam Asadov


This article examines the significance of syntactic analysis in computational linguistics, focusing specifically on the concepts of collocations and valence. It discusses how these linguistic phenomena contribute to the understanding of sentence structure and meaning, and highlights their applications in natural language processing (NLP) and artificial intelligence (AI). The article also outlines recent advancements in the field and suggests directions for future research.


 




 
925-931 76 46

SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS IN COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS: EXPLORING COLLOCATIONS AND VALENCY

Nurjaxon Nurmuxammedova , Rustam Asadov


This article examines the significance of syntactic analysis in computational linguistics, focusing specifically on the concepts of collocations and valence. It discusses how these linguistic phenomena contribute to the understanding of sentence structure and meaning, and highlights their applications in natural language processing (NLP) and artificial intelligence (AI). The article also outlines recent advancements in the field and suggests directions for future research.


 




 
932-936 94 38

THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGES FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Feruza Boymurodova , Husnora Ilhomberdiyeva


In today's globalized world, being aware of different foreign languages is becoming indispensable skill for young generations who undergraduate in  higher education. During their studies in any major, learning foreign language gives excellent opportunities to make a new progress in their future career with addition of gaining promotion by their companies. This research provides the main goals, benefits, achievements of knowing foreign languages and plus what kinds of steps should be considered to begin a new language with its instructions which are given by a professional teachers to fully learn it. Furthermore, this paper will involve various methods for being a good learner in studying language and comprehending the role and influence of language in our academic, social, cultural well-being. In accordance with the following research methods the author identifies by interview how many people would be agreed with this idea of learning language's importance while studying universities contribute significantly their later life. The result of this observation almost 80 percent of respondents prefer to know more than two or three languages regardless of their major and only 20 percent of them could be disagreed with this way. Overall, this research paper will end by founding the best understanding of language's role for  students and productive approaches based on clear information will produce better language learners of higher education.


 




 
937-940 54 12

CORRECTIONAL WORKS WITH MENTALLY DEAD CHILDREN

Ziyofat Xosilova , Shahzoda Buriyeva


The article describes the main aspects and methods of correctional work with mentally retarded children.  Special education methods, psychological-pedagogical approaches and methods of speech and social skills development are analyzed.


 




 
941-943 79 26

WORKS FOR PIANO IN THE WORK OF COMPOSER RUSTAM ABDULLAYEV

Nozima Otamurodova , Kamil Muhamedziyanov

There are musical works for various musical instruments. Composers often turn to the piano, this is especially true now, in our time, when beauty is valued in miniatures. This article will examine the works of small form for piano by Rustam Abdullaev - the plays “Alla”, “Page from Life” and “Scherzo”.

944-947 115 40

PHYSICAL AND PRE-COMPETITION PSYCHOLOGICAL PREPARATION OF INDIVIDUAL WRESTLERS

Biybinaz Aytmuratova


The preparation of individual wrestlers for competition involves both physical and psychological components that are critical to optimal performance. Physical preparation focuses on strength, endurance, flexibility, agility, and injury prevention through structured training routines, including strength training, conditioning, flexibility exercises, and recovery strategies. Psychological preparation addresses mental toughness, focus, stress management, and cognitive skills, which are essential for wrestlers to perform under pressure and maintain concentration during matches. A pre-competition routine that includes tapering, mental rehearsal, and optimal weight management is also necessary to ensure readiness. Together, physical and psychological preparation enhance a wrestler's ability to compete successfully and consistently achieve peak performance.


 




 
948-950 196 28

THE ROLE OF PLAYWRIGHT N.K. KOBILOV'S CREATIVITY IN THE FORMATION OF ACTING SKILLS OF MUSICAL THEATER STUDENTS

R. Usnatov


In the field of acting in musical theater, mature work certainly plays an important role in shaping students. Therefore, we will discuss the role and significance of the work of N. Kobilov, a talented teacher, cultural worker, and playwright who has been working at our institute for several years.


 




 
951-953 90 21

ATTENTION TO WOMEN AND GIRLS IN THE NEW UZBEKISTAN

Gulchehra Anorboyeva

A woman is the main pillar of society and a sacred being who shapes the future of humanity. Her qualities like motherhood, compassion, selflessness, patience and social responsibility define her sanctity. The role of women in society is increasing not only in the family, but also in science, culture, politics and economy. Ensuring women's rights, equality and freedom, increasing her spiritual maturity and contributing to the development of society is very important. This article talks about the sanctity of women and their place in society, as well as the need to respect and pay attention to her values.

954-957 109 48

OBJECTIVES AND TASKS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY: GENETIC EDITING AND CRISPR TECHNOLOGY

Farida Muroddinova


This article explores one of the most significant breakthroughs in modern biotechnology—genetic editing and CRISPR technology. Gene modification methods, especially the CRISPR-Cas9 system, enable precise and efficient DNA modifications, leading to transformative changes in medicine, agriculture, and environmental sciences. Scientific research confirms the vast potential of this technology in treating hereditary diseases, genetically modifying plants and animals, and opening new opportunities in biomedicine. Furthermore, the paper analyzes the ethical and legal aspects of CRISPR technology, its potential risks, and future challenges.


 




 
958-960 73 13

DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS' PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCES BASED ON IMITATIONAL MODELS - A FACTOR FOR IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION

Jasur Jo'rakulov


This article analyzes the issue of developing students' professional competencies based on imitative models. The theoretical and practical aspects of imitative teaching, their role in improving the quality of education are considered. Methods of forming professional competencies using virtual simulations, role-playing games and technological platforms are analyzed. The results of the study are aimed at determining how imitative models affect the educational process and providing recommendations for their effective implementation.


 




 
961-965 103 20

REFORMS IN THE FIELD OF CULTURE AND ART IN THE REPUBLIC OF KARAKALPAKSTAN

Аzаmаt Sаpаrbаev


This article discusses the reforms being implemented in the field of culture and art in the Republic of Karakalpakstan and their social significance. It also analyzes the decisions made by the government and the programs that have been carried out, explaining the extensive work being done to develop culture and art. In particular, it briefly highlights the measures taken to promote our national culture and the importance of these processes for the youth.


 




 
966-968 98 24

THE IMPACT OF MODERN MUSIC ON THE YOUNGER GENERATION

Gulnara Allambergenova


This article delves into the psychological impacts of various musical genres and music videos on adolescents. This topic is particularly relevant today, as teenagers engage with music daily, and watching the accompanying music videos is of significant interest to them. The act of listening to music and viewing these videos can profoundly influence an adolescent’s mindset, yielding both positive and negative effects. This discussion explores the reasons behind teenagers’ preferences for certain musical genres and examines how “positive and negative music videos” affect them.


 




 
969-972 229 23

INTRODUCING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE AT A PRIMARY LEVEL

Iroda Sodiqova


This article explores the importance of introducing foreign language education to children during their preschool and primary school years, emphasizing its role as a foundational element in their ongoing educational development. It cites various data and theories to underscore the significance of early language training. The article points out that the early years of life are crucial for language acquisition (LA), as neuroplasticity during this period enables optimal outcomes, especially in mastering pronunciation. Beyond this critical window, achieving similar proficiency becomes more challenging. The article supports the hypothesis that "younger learners tend to achieve better long-term results."


 




 
973-976 141 47

THE SEMANTIC STRUCTURE OF TERMS USED IN SOCIAL NETWORK MARKETING (WITH ENGLISH AND UZBEKISTAN AS EXAMPLES)

Mamlakat Ismoilova


Linguists and industry experts have always been interested in the problem of separating terms related to a particular field from the vocabulary, systematizing them, and improving them if necessary. The importance of a system that generalizes terminological vocabulary becomes more obvious when considering its scientific, theoretical, and statistical factors.


 




 
977-979 61 43

METHODOLOGY OF DEVELOPING THE PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHERS

Rajab Yusupov


The development of professional competence in foreign language teachers is a multifaceted process that involves the enhancement of linguistic, pedagogical, and cultural proficiency. This study aims to explore the methodology for fostering the professional competence of foreign language teachers through targeted strategies such as continuous professional development, reflective practices, and the integration of modern technological tools. Emphasizing a holistic approach, the research investigates key components such as content knowledge, pedagogical skills, and intercultural awareness, which are essential for effective language instruction. Furthermore, the paper examines the role of teacher education programs, in-service training, and collaborative learning environments in enhancing teacher competencies. The findings underscore the need for a dynamic and adaptive methodology that addresses the evolving demands of language teaching, fostering lifelong learning, and ensuring quality education.


 




 
980-983 78 20

FOLK TALES AS AN ETHNOGRAPHIC SOURCE IN THE SCIENCE OF ETHNOLOGY

Parda Norbutayev


This article describes the history of the formation and formation of the epic "Yazi and Zebo", the distribution of variants of the epic by region, the specific features of the ethnographic aspects expressed in them, ethnographic information related to the economic traditions of the population.


 




 
984-989 153 80

THE EXPLORATION OF THE IDIOMS AND THE MAIN ROLES IN COMMUNICATION

Iroda Karimova , Dilnura Xushmurodova


Idioms are one of the most key points of effective interaction in any language, particularly in the English language. Although usage of idioms in communication is more complicated than we expected, learning its meaning is vital for us. Idiomatic expressions often cannot be translated with their literal meaning. Because idioms are formed by comparing certain things, such as animals and natural phenomenon. And, in a certain sense, they emerge as expressions applied to a person’s character as well as behaviour. Idioms are phrases or expressions in a language that have a meaning of the individual words within them. Essentially, you can’t understand an idiom by simply looking up the definitions of its component words, instead, they function as a single unit with a unique, figurative meaning. Idioms are often metaphorical and can be seen as symbolic expressions. They are intriguing because their meaning aren’t obvious, yet they add richness and colour to how we communicate. These phrases often use vivid imagery and metaphors that have developed over time, reflecting the history and culture of the English language. To understand deeply their meanings and proper usage of them, this article give a valuable chance for you.


 




 
990-996 62 18

PROBLEMS OF MOTIVATION FORMATION FOR VISUAL ART CREATIVITY AMONG STUDENTS IN THE PROCESS OF INDEPENDENT EDUCATION

Sayfulla Abdullaev , Dilshod Mamatov, Sevara Nurmurodova


 This article considers some aspects of the problem of forming motivation in future artist-teachers in the process of their creative activity. The necessity of development of corresponding educational and scientific apparatus (training programs and methodical recommendations to them) is grounded in theoretical plan.


 




 
997-999 74 20

SURGICAL METHODS FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF MAXILLOFACIAL DEFORMITIES CAUSED BY TRAUMATIC INJURIES.

Sohiba Abdurasulova , Ahmadali Abdukarimov , Otabek Egammurodov , Nafisa Yaranova, Kamola Mamayusupova


Traumatic injuries to the maxillofacial region often result in severe functional and aesthetic deformities, requiring advanced surgical intervention for proper reconstruction. This article explores modern surgical techniques used in the reconstruction of maxillofacial deformities caused by trauma, focusing on methods such as bone grafting, distraction osteogenesis, alloplastic implants, and 3D printing technology. Advances in microsurgery, virtual surgical planning (VSP), and computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) have improved precision and patient outcomes. Additionally, the article discusses challenges in post-surgical recovery, complications such as infection and graft failure, and the future prospects of regenerative medicine in maxillofacial reconstruction.


 




 
1000-1002 56 21

ABDURAF FITRAT AND WORLD STYLE STUDIES

Nasiba Norova


The problem of style and methodology in literary studies is one of the problems that are still being studied. In particular, information on the study of the same issue was studied in the work “Rules of Literature” by literary critic, stylistic encyclopedist Abdurauf Fitrat. The article compares views and definitions of Fitrat and world methodology.


 




 
1003-1007 51 28

POSSIBILITIES OF USING COLLECTOR WATERS IN IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE

Nurbek Toshbekov , Zulfizar Xalimova , Ulmasbek Sobirov


In this article, the level of salinity of irrigated areas of Bukhara region and the melioration of irrigated lands in Kogon district, as well as the Korak collector-zovur network, which serves inter-households in the district, are studied and analyzed. Also, the authors commented on the positive and negative aspects of this collector.


 




 
1009-1014 88 30

PROBLEMS OF INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF SMALL BUSINESS AND PRIVATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

Maxsuma Alimova


Small business and private entrepreneurship play a vital role in the modern economic system and are actively supported by the state. However, challenges such as outdated technology, low financial literacy, bureaucratic barriers, and difficulties in obtaining credit hinder their development. To overcome these issues, it is proposed to establish the "Republican Center for Youth Entrepreneurship Support", which will include business incubators, a consulting and analytical center, and a youth economic support fund. This initiative aims to create favorable conditions for young entrepreneurs, improve business infrastructure, and contribute to sustainable economic growth.


 




 
1015-1018 106 48

PARENTING METHODS AND ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT AS A PERSON

Nesibeli Turdimuratova


This article examines the intricate relationship between parenting methods and adolescent development, focusing on how various parenting styles shape the cognitive, emotional, social, and moral growth of young individuals. Drawing on established theoretical frameworks and recent empirical research, the paper explores the influence of authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, and neglectful parenting on personality formation and overall adolescent well-being. Two tables are included to summarize the characteristics of different parenting styles and to outline the key developmental dimensions affected by these methods.


 




 
1019-1021 51 16

THE IMPORTANCE OF IMPROVING THE USE OF THE MEANS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN THE TEACHING OF NATURAL SCIENCES IN ELEMENTARY GRADES

Durdona Mamatmusayeva , Dilshod Suyunov


The article describes modern educational technologies for improving the effective use of Information Technology in the process of teaching Natural Sciences in primary classes, identifying the possibilities of Information Technology in teaching Natural Sciences, increasing students ' interest in science, analyzing facts and continuity of knowledge in various educational disciplines studying problems related to natural sciences.


 




 
1022-1024 110 55

LANGUAGE LEARNING IN SOCIAL INVESTMENT: IDENTITY, POWER, AND INVESTMENT IN MULTILINGUAL ADULT LEARNERS

Guzalkhon Khaydarova


This paper explores the language learning journeys of two multilingual adult learners, Sara and Mubina, through the lens of sociolinguistic and sociological theories. This research highlights how language learning is shaped by social structures, identity, and motivation using Social Identity Theory (Tajfel & Turner, 1979) and Bourdieu`s (1991) concept of linguistic capital. Sara`s self-directed multilingualism in acquiring languages and Mubina`s formal instructional learning illustrate distinct pathways influenced by power dynamics, economic mobility, and cultural adaptation. The study underscores that acquiring English is not just a cognitive process but a social investment – one that opens doors to broader networks, opportunities, and social capital. These findings have implications for adult language education, emphasizing a holistic, identity-aware approach to teaching English as a second language.


 




 
1025-1027 273 25

COMPARATIVE LINGUOCULTURAL ANALYSIS OF NATURE REPRESENTATION IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK

Amiraoy Xamrakulova


This article presents a comparative linguacultural analysis of nature representation in English and Uzbek. It examines how nature is expressed through artistic means in both languages and cultures, analyzing their semantic and stylistic features. Additionally, the unique use of metaphors, epithets, and other poetic elements in Uzbek and English literature is explored. The study investigates the linguacultural perspectives on nature in both languages, identifying similarities and differences.


 




 
1028-1030 97 17

RESEARCH ON ASPECTS OF CREATIVE THINKING FORMATION IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN

Madina Turaxujayeva

This article delves into the intricate aspects of fostering creative thinking in preschool-aged children. It explores theoretical perspectives on creativity, delving into the crucial factors that contribute to the development of children's creative abilities. These include play activities, the cultivation of imagination, problem-solving scenarios, and the encouragement of independence. Furthermore, the article examines the impact of the social milieu, particularly the influence of family and educational settings, on the nurturing of creativity in young minds.

1031-1033 106 24

STAGES OF SYSTEMATIC DEVELOPMENT OF PRAGMATIC COMPETENCE OF SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS THROUGH INDEPENDENT LEARNING SKILLS

Sabohat Qobulova , Shahribonu Sirojiddinova


The development of pragmatic competence is an essential aspect of language education for secondary school students. Pragmatic competence refers to the ability to use language appropriately in various social contexts. This paper focuses on the systematic stages of fostering pragmatic competence through independent learning skills. The stages of development include awareness of pragmatic principles, understanding cultural and contextual factors in communication, and applying these skills in real-life interactions. The role of independent learning skills, such as self-directed learning, digital tools, and resources, is emphasized as a means to enhance pragmatic competence. The research illustrates how developing autonomy in learning supports pupils’ ability to engage meaningfully and appropriately in different communicative situations, making them more effective communicators in their daily lives.


 




 
1034-1036 54 22

THE PECULIARITY OF MEDIEVAL MONUMENTS LOCATED IN SURKHANDARYA REGION

Sarvinoz Habibullaeva , Akmal Abdurahmanov


this scientific article analyzes the architectural, cultural and historical significance of medieval historical monuments in Surkhandarya region. The geographical location and historical conditions of the region have fully integrated with its unique architectural heritage. The article covers ancient cities, cultural centers, mosques, mausoleums and other historical monuments in Surkhandarya. These monuments are not only studied as architectural monuments, but also their internal spiritual and religious nature. The article also examines the important role that Surkhandarya played in the fields of trade, culture and science in the Middle Ages, as well as the influence of the province on the connections between different peoples and cultures. Historical monuments of the Middle Ages today are of great importance not only for scientific research, but also in terms of cultural tourism and the preservation of historical heritage.


 




 
1037-1041 78 28

EFFECTIVE WAYS AND TECHNIQUES OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES TO YOUNG LEARNERS

Rustam Latipov


This paper discusses the effective ways and techniques of teaching foreign languages to young learners. It emphasizes the importance of adapting teaching methods to the developmental stages of children and highlights various strategies to enhance language acquisition. The research explores communicative approaches, play-based learning, and the integration of technology in language instruction. By examining the cognitive and social needs of young learners, the paper offers insights into how educators can create engaging and effective learning environments. The findings demonstrate that a combination of interactive, dynamic, and context-driven methods significantly improves language learning outcomes for children.


 




 
1042-1049 157 44

DIGITAL SERVICES: THE IMPACT OF INNOVATIONS IN THE BANKING SECTOR OF UZBEKISTAN ON SOCIETY

Bahodir Jumayev


This article analyzes the implementation of digital services in Uzbekistan's banking sector and their impact on society and the economy. The study highlights the widespread adoption of electronic banking services, payment systems, and artificial intelligence-based services as a result of the innovative modernization of the banking system. Additionally, the article examines the benefits created for customers through digital transformation, cybersecurity issues, and the role of fintech companies. The research explores innovative technologies in Uzbekistan's banking sector, their effectiveness, and existing challenges while providing recommendations for future development directions.


 




 
1050-1054 117 29

THE IMPORTANCE OF MARKETING AND MARKETING STRATEGY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMPANIES

Nargiza Izzatova


Marketing plays a pivotal role in the growth and sustainability of companies in an increasingly competitive business environment. A well-defined marketing strategy helps businesses identify target markets, understand customer needs, and position their products or services effectively. This paper explores the significance of marketing in company development, focusing on how strategic marketing approaches drive brand awareness, customer engagement, and revenue growth. The study also highlights key marketing strategies, including digital marketing, content marketing, and customer relationship management, which contribute to long-term business success.


 




 
1055-1057 51 15

AXIOLOGICAL APPROACH IN PERSONAL EDUCATION

Bekzod Yodgorov , Ulugbek Azimov


This article discusses the greatest good that can be done to a child, upbringing, which has become one of the most pressing problems today, the shortcomings and problems in raising a person, as well as the causes of these problems, the axiological approach to solving them in a positive way, and the thoughts of our country's thinkers on raising a person.


 




 
1058-1061 78 18

GAFUR GHULAM’S LITERARY MASTERY: STYLE AND EXPRESSION

Munisa Tojiboyeva


This article examines the influence of Gafur Ghulam on Uzbek poetry through literary criticism and research. The study analyzes the poet's creative heritage, his contribution to modern Uzbek poetry, and his impact on other poets' works based on literary analysis and scholarly perspectives.


 




 
1062-1067 84 46

THE HARMONY OF RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR INSTITUTIONS IN IRAN’S POLITICAL SYSTEM

Dilshoda Khodjimuratova


The article is dedicated to analyzing the unique institutional architecture of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which embodies both theocratic and republican elements of governance. The main focus is on the synthesis of religious and secular institutions formed as a result of the Islamic Revolution of 1978-1979 and their role in ensuring the stability of Iran’s political system. It examines the constitutional interactions of key religious structures, such as the Supreme Leader institution, the Assembly of Experts, the Guardian Council, and the Expediency Council, within the framework of constitutional reforms. Special attention is given to the evolution of the Supreme Leader’s powers, which balance traditional Shia principles with democratic governance mechanisms. Based on historical and legal analysis, the study reveals the adaptability potential of Iran’s governance model in the face of internal and external threats.


 




 
1068-1070 115 147

A STUDY OF LINGUISTIC FEATURES OF NEGATIVE LANGUAGE UNITS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Nasiba Ochilova


Языковые единицы отрицания, то есть выражения отрицания, являются важной частью каждого языка. В основном они используются, чтобы отрицать что-то или ситуацию. Единицы отрицания в английском и узбекском языках имеют свои особенности, а их лингвистическое изучение включает в себя множество аспектов. В данной статье представлена ​​информация о лингвистических особенностях единиц отрицания в английском и узбекском языках.


 




 
1071-1073 119 66

INTEGRATING DIGITAL TOOLS IN ELT MATERIALS: INNOVATIONS AND CHALLENGES

Shaxzoda Jumanazarova


The integration of digital tools in English Language Teaching (ELT) materials has transformed traditional pedagogical approaches, offering innovative ways to enhance language acquisition. This paper explores the innovations and challenges associated with digital tool integration in ELT materials, focusing on how technology facilitates personalized learning, interactivity, and learner engagement. Key digital tools such as Learning Management Systems (LMS), Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based language assistants, gamified applications, and online collaboration platforms are examined for their effectiveness in language instruction. However, alongside these advancements, challenges such as digital literacy, accessibility, teacher training, and technological dependency emerge as critical concerns. The study highlights best practices for integrating digital tools effectively while addressing potential drawbacks, ultimately providing insights into the evolving landscape of ELT.


 




 
1074-1077 259 24

STRUCTURAL, SEMANTIC, AND LINGUO-CULTURAL FEATURES OF ANTHROPONYMS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK

Nigora Nazarova


Anthroponyms, or personal names, serve as significant linguistic units that reflect cultural, historical, and social characteristics of a given society. This study explores the structural, semantic, and linguo-cultural features of anthroponyms in English and Uzbek. By analyzing the formation, meaning, and cultural influences of personal names in these languages, we identify key similarities and differences.


 




 
1078-1080 74 18

METHODOLOGY FOR INTRODUCING INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS (EGMA) AND (EGRA) IN IMPROVING THE PROFESSIONAL TRAJECTORY OF FUTURE PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHERS

Shexrozbek Valiyev


This article analyzes the methodology for introducing international educational programs — EGMA (Early Grade Mathematics Assessment) and EGRA (Early Grade Reading Assessment) - in improving the professional development lines of future primary education teachers. Also, the impact of these programs on improving the quality of primary education and ways to adapt them to the national education system will be highlighted.


 




 
1081-1085 79 36

STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCING READING COMPREHENSION AND LANGUAGE COMPETENCE

Mashhura Matyoqubova


Reading comprehension and language competence are fundamental skills essential for academic success and professional communication. This article explores effective strategies to enhance these skills, incorporating cognitive, metacognitive, and linguistic approaches. The discussion includes active reading techniques, vocabulary expansion, and technology-assisted learning. Additionally, the role of motivation and contextual learning is highlighted. The findings suggest that a multifaceted approach significantly improves comprehension and language proficiency.


 




 
1086-1088 82 26

THE HARMONY OF HISTORY, MYTH, AND NATURE IN WASHINGTON IRVING’S WORKS

Nodira Maxmanazarova


Washington Irving, often regarded as the first American literary figure to gain international recognition, masterfully blended history, myth, and nature in his stories. This paper explores how these elements intertwine in two of his most celebrated works, Rip Van Winkle and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. By examining Irving’s narrative techniques and thematic concerns, we can better understand his role in shaping early American literature and national identity.


 




 
1089-1093 425 229

NEW METHODS OF TEACHING ENGLISH: TODAY AND TOMORROW

Nigora Djampulatova


This article is devoted to new and effective methods of teaching English. In the current globalization process, English has become an important language in the world, modern teaching methods such as interactive teaching, the use of social media, multimedia technologies and creative approaches, and therefore the need to search for effective methods for learning and teaching it are analyzed. The article considers the theoretical and practical aspects of the new methods of teaching English, as well as methods that help the student develop activity, problem-solving and independence.


 




 
1094-1097 55 22

PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF HEALTHY LIFESTYLE FORMATION

Shoira Xusinova


This article is devoted to the study of the pedagogical foundations of healthy lifestyle formation. The authors analyze the effective pedagogical methods and methods of its formation, taking into account not only the physical, but also the mental, social and spiritual aspects of a healthy lifestyle. The article emphasizes the importance of educating young people about a healthy lifestyle, educating them in areas such as physical activity, proper nutrition, hygiene and stress management. In pedagogical processes, the educational system, the role of teachers and parents are important for the formation of a healthy lifestyle. Also, the article focuses on the importance of educational institutions in the formation of a healthy lifestyle, the role of teaching students a healthy lifestyle through practical training, and new methods of pedagogical approaches.


 




 
1098-1100 68 15

PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF QUALITY EFFICIENCY OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS

Lobar Hazratkulova


Detailed the reforms in improving the quality of education. Deficiencies in the education system are also noted about the experience of the countries


 




 
1101-1103 93 29

THE ROLE OF TAXES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY

Baxtiyorjon Madraximov


Taxes play a crucial role in shaping the national economy by ensuring government revenue, promoting economic stability, and encouraging business growth. A well-structured tax system supports economic development by providing funds for public services and infrastructure. This paper explores the significance of taxation in economic progress, focusing on Uzbekistan's tax policies, their impact on financial sustainability, and the challenges faced in implementing tax reforms.


 




 
1104-1107 65 36

PRESENTING A BROAD OVERVIEW OF THE PHENOMENON OF METAPHOR AND METONYMY IN MODERN ENGLISH

Mohira Qodirova


This article provides a comprehensive overview of metaphor and metonymy in modern English. It explores their fundamental characteristics, cognitive functions, and roles in everyday language and literature. Additionally, the paper highlights how metaphor and metonymy influence communication, thought processes, and linguistic creativity.


 




 
1108-1110 75 22

PRAGMATICS AND WORD MEANING IN MODERN ENGLISH

Muqaddas Radjaboyeva


This paper explores the relationship between pragmatics and word meaning in modern English. It examines how context, speaker intention, and social interaction shape meaning beyond dictionary definitions. The study also discusses key pragmatic theories such as implicature, speech acts, and deixis, highlighting their significance in real-life communication.


 




 
1111-1113 95 31

METHODS FOR THE EFFECTIVE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS' LEXICAL AND GRAMMATICAL SKILLS

Sevinch Muradulloyeva


This article analyzes methods for the effective development of students' lexical and grammatical skills. This issue, important for teachers, includes modern pedagogical approaches and methods, taking into account the difficulties that students face in the process of language learning. The article provides experiences in using interactive teaching methods, games, group work, and technologies that can be used to develop lexical and grammatical skills. It is also suggested that with the help of these methods, students can strengthen their interlingual communication and improve their ability to apply the language in practice. The main goal of the article is to identify innovative approaches that will help further strengthen students' language skills. As a result, the presented recommendations serve as a practical guide for language teachers and educational institutions.


 




 
1114-1116 66 59

ETIOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS, AND TREATMENT OF MASTITIS

H. Komilov, M. Olimjonov , Sh. O‘ktamov

This article explores the etiology, clinical signs, pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment of mastitis.

1117-1120 89 25

ENHANCING THE THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF USING CEFR STANDARDS IN TEACHING ENGLISH THROUGH INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES

Bahrom Kulmatov


In the era of rapid technological advancements, the integration of innovative technologies in language education has become increasingly important. The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) provides a standardized guideline for assessing language proficiency. This paper explores the theoretical foundations of improving the use of CEFR standards in teaching English with the aid of innovative technologies. It discusses how digital tools, artificial intelligence, and adaptive learning platforms can enhance English language teaching (ELT) while aligning with CEFR criteria.


 




 
1121-1123 68 22

VERBALIZATION OF SOMATIC OBJECTS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Dilsora Zokirova


Somatic objects are words and phrases related to parts of the human body. They are often used as metaphors and idioms. For example, in English is used, the expression "keep an eye" or in Uzbek, the phrase "qo’li ochiq" (generous). Such expressions play an important role in reflecting thought processes and cultural values.


 




 
1124-1127 79 38

DEVELOPING INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS AND COLLABORATIONS IN EDUCATION

Azimjon Ahmedov , Michael Kee


In the 21st century, the interconnectedness of the world has had a profound impact on education. As globalization continues to shape how we think, work, and learn, international partnerships in education have become an essential vehicle for academic growth and cultural exchange. These partnerships foster cross-border collaboration, create opportunities for knowledge-sharing, and enable students and educators to experience a diverse array of academic and professional environments. As nations recognize the importance of preparing students for an increasingly globalized workforce, universities, schools, and educational institutions are expanding their horizons through international collaborations.


 




 
1128-1131 88 16

THE SOLUTION TO SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN THE WORKS OF SHUKUR XOLMIRZAYEV

Shohsanam Xusanova


Shukur Xolmirzayev, a prominent figure in Uzbek literature, reflected the social realities of his time in his works. His short stories and novels address themes such as poverty, injustice, moral values, and the challenges of modernization. Through his realistic and often symbolic narratives, Xolmirzayev not only highlighted the pressing issues of Uzbek society but also suggested potential solutions. This article explores the social problems presented in his works and the ways in which the author seeks to resolve them, demonstrating his significant contribution to literature and social thought.


 




 
1132-1139 257 21

AIR CHAMBER AS WATER SHOCK ABSORBER

Sobir Jonkobilov

The article is devoted to the study of a water shock absorber - an air chamber, used in long pressure systems and in pressure pipelines of pumping stations. The work provides an analysis of scientific works. The efficiency of pressure pipelines depends on ensuring their trouble-free operation - the reliability of pressure hydraulic systems. The reliability of long pressure pipelines is ensured using the proposed design of a water shock damper.


As a result of a joint solution of the equation of unsteady pressure motion of the liquid, the equation of flow continuity and the equation of the state of air in the chamber, dependencies were obtained for calculating the volume of the proposed absorber, taking into account the isothermal and adiabatic laws of air compression.


To check the reliability of the obtained dependencies for calculating the chamber parameters, experimental studies of the shock absorber were carried out. In this case, modern scientific instruments were used. The authors of this work have developed a special pressure sensor to record changes in hydrodynamic pressure in pressure systems during unsteady fluid flow.


At the same time, a reliable agreement between the results of calculations of the shock absorber - the air chamber - and the experimental data was obtained. The completed research experiments prove that the proposed damper is a very effective and economical water shock damper for long pressure pipeline systems.

1140-1143 58 13

METHODOLOGY FOR DESIGNING THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING SPEECH COMPETENCE IN PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

Kаmunа Nаzаrovа


 this article explores the model of designing this process, highlighting the problems and opportunities inherent in the development of effective verbal communication skills during the formative years of primary education.    


 




 
1144-1148 76 23

THE NATIONAL PROJECT "YASHIL MAKON" IN UZBEKISTAN AND ITS CONSISTENT IMPLEMENTATION

Bekzod Umarov


This article provides scientific information on the work to be done on the preservation and greening of  Uzbekistan's  ecology.


 




 
1149-1151 303 129

THE ROLE OF LOCALIZATION IN STREAMING PLATFORMS

Nurkhon Fazilova


This article explores the pivotal role of localization in streaming platforms, examining how industry giants like Netflix, Amazon Prime, and others approach multilingual translations. The study highlights the complexities and innovations in adapting content for diverse linguistic and cultural audiences. It delves into the strategies employed to ensure cultural resonance, linguistic accuracy, and seamless user experiences, illustrating the challenges and solutions in the dynamic field of streaming content localization. By analyzing real-world examples and industry practices, the article provides insights into how localization enhances accessibility and global reach while maintaining the authenticity of the original content.


 




 
1152-1155 96 30

CRITICAL THINKING DEVELOPMENT METHODS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Shaxnoza Suyarova


This article explores innovative pedagogical approaches to developing critical thinking skills through English language instruction in higher education. The research synthesizes current literature on language teaching methodologies that foster analytical and reflective learning. By examining theoretical frameworks and practical strategies, the study highlights the significance of integrating critical thinking development within English language curriculum.


 




 
1156-1161 198 15

AGROTURISM AS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN ENSURING FOOD SECURITY

Hamidaxon Abdullayeva, Sevarahon Muminova , Mashxura Ortiqova


the article considers the work carried out in Uzbekistan as well as in the world to ensure food security and in this regard. Agrotourism has been selected as an important factor offering new approaches and solutions to food security, and the importance of this area has been studied and analyzed. Priority areas of Sustainable Development of rural areas and opportunities for food security of agrotourism have also been identified. 


 




 
1162-1163 43 13

CAUSES OF NORMAL SPEECH DEVELOPMENT AND DISORDER IN CHILDREN

Ziyofat Xosilova , Shahzoda Buriyeva


In the article, the reasons for the normative development of children's speech, the causes of disorders, and the ways of developing skills are determined.


 




 
1164-1168 105 31

THE ISSUE OF PROTOTYPES IN ALISHER NAVOI’S EPIC “SADDI ISKANDARIY”

Iroda Pardayeva

Alisher Navoi’s epic “Saddi Iskandariy” (Iskandar’s wall) is one of the most remarkable works of Uzbek literature. This masterpiece portrays the life and achievements of Iskandar Zulkarnain while addressing significant socio-political issues of Navoi’s time. Through the events depicted in the epic, the poet explores solutions to pressing societal challenges and presents his vision of an ideal ruler.


Although Iskandar Zulkarnain is the central figure of the epic, the influence of Amir Temur is also vividly reflected in the narrative. Navoi endeavors to construct the image of a just and benevolent ruler, emphasizing qualities essential for the political and social landscape of his era.

1169-1172 70 25

THE ROLE OF AI IN MODERN CLASSROOMS

Saodat Namozova , Mashhura Joniuzoqova


This article explores the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modern classrooms. It discusses how AI enhances personalized learning, automates administrative tasks, and improves engagement. Additionally, it highlights challenges and ethical considerations associated with AI in education.


 




 
1173-1178 71 26

THE ROLE OF GRADUONYMY IN THE LEXICAL AND SEMANTIC LEVELS OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK: A PSYCHOLINGUISTIC VIEW

Nodiraxon Xoldarova


This article explores the role of gradience in the lexical and semantic levels of English and Uzbek from a psycholinguistic perspective. It examines how words in both languages exhibit gradational meaning rather than fixed, categorical interpretations. Lexical gradience is illustrated through examples like adjectives describing height or speed, which vary depending on context. Similarly, semantic gradience is discussed in terms of polysemy and context-dependent meanings. The article also integrates psycholinguistic insights on how speakers process gradient meanings, using cognitive theories such as prototype theory and categorization. By comparing English and Uzbek, the paper highlights the flexible, context-sensitive nature of meaning in both languages.


 




 
1179-1189 70 16

EFFECTIVE METHODS FOR DEVELOPING ENGLISH LANGUAGE COMPETENCE IN STUDIES OF ENGLISH PHILOLOGY DIRECTION

Sherzod Yuldashev , Marina Taryanikova


This article explores effective strategies for the development of English language competence within the educational context. The study focuses on the integration of English language modules at different educational levels and the incorporation of discipline-specific courses to address specific linguistic needs.


 




 
1190-1194 231 87

MUSCLE PHYSIOLOGY (MUSCLE CONTRACTION, TYPES OF MUSCLE FIBERS, FATIGUE)

Minora Soliyeva


Muscle physiology plays a pivotal role in understanding how muscles contract, adapt to various conditions, and respond to fatigue. Muscle contraction, the process by which muscle fibers generate force, is fundamental to movement and is regulated by complex interactions between the nervous system and the muscular system. Additionally, muscle fibers can be classified into different types based on their structural and functional properties, influencing their role in various types of physical activity. Muscle fatigue, a temporary decline in muscle performance, occurs as a result of intense or prolonged physical activity and involves biochemical changes that affect muscle function. This article reviews the mechanisms underlying muscle contraction, the different types of muscle fibers, and the causes and effects of muscle fatigue.


 




 
1195-1197 57 17

MODERN FEATURES OF ENERGY DIPLOMACY IN CENTRAL ASIAN STATES

Dinara Izzatullayeva

This article examines the contemporary characteristics of energy diplomacy among Central Asian states, focusing on the period from 2010 to 2024. The research analyzes the evolution of regional energy cooperation, strategic partnerships, and the changing dynamics of energy politics in Central Asia. Through comprehensive literature review and analysis of diplomatic relations, the study highlights the growing importance of energy security and regional integration in shaping interstate relations.

1198-1200 73 38

AGE CLASSIFICATION OF HOUSEHOLD DISCOURSE

Turakhon Abdurakhmanov


Age-related features of speech behavior play an important role in the formation and functioning of everyday speech. Different age groups have their own communication strategies, conversation topics, lexical and stylistic design of speech. This article considers the age classification of everyday speech and its main features.


 




 
1021-1203 49 11

QUALITY INDICATORS OF INCUBATION EGGS

G. Bazarbaeva , X. Mamatov


The article discusses veterinary and sanitary rules in poultry farming, focusing on evaluating egg quality by examining their weight, shape, and external appearance, particularly the condition of the shell. Information is provided on the "Universal-55" and Chinese "HB-22528" incubators.  


 




 
1204-1209 60 19

DIVERSITY OF ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS AND DEGROWTH THEORY: FOCUSING ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THERMODYNAMIC LAWS AND VISION

Dilsuz Fayzieva


The degrowth theories in ecological economics can be divided into two flows: Georgescu-Roegen and S. Latouche versus K. E. Boulding, H. E. Daly, and T. Jackson. The former rejects growth entirely, while the latter accepts some growth. Different views on environmental issues and interpretations of thermodynamic laws lead to these distinct theories. This paper will analyze and compare both.


 




 
1210-1212 61 30

THE ROLE OF ARTISTIC DETAIL IN SINCLAIR LEWIS’ NOVEL "MAIN STREET"

Bahora Ibrohimova


This article explores the use of artistic detail in Sinclair Lewis’ novel Main Street, emphasizing its significance in depicting the themes of social conformity, individual struggle, and feminist ideals. By focusing on the artistic portrayal of the setting, character development, and literary devices, the study highlights how Lewis’ meticulous descriptions contribute to the novel’s critique of small-town life and societal norms. The research further examines how artistic details serve as a tool for social commentary, offering a lens into the emotional and psychological conflicts within the protagonist, Carol Kennicott. By employing rich and deliberate descriptions, Lewis not only constructs a vivid picture of life in early 20th-century America but also critiques the societal structures that suppress individuality and intellectual growth.


 




 
1213-1220 81 44

THE IMPACT OF ACCOUNTING CONSERVATISM ON ENTERPRISE INNOVATION INVESTMENT

Maxsad Urakova

This study explores the effect of accounting conservatism on corporate innovation investment, using the information asymmetry theory as a framework. While existing literature acknowledges the role of accounting conservatism in corporate decision-making, there is limited understanding of how it specifically impacts innovation investment, particularly in different market and regulatory environments. Current research often neglects how the impact of accounting conservatism on innovation investment varies across these contexts. Additionally, studies focusing on Uzbekistani listed companies are scarce. This study addresses these gaps by analyzing data from Uzbekistani A-share listed companies, revealing a negative relationship between accounting conservatism and corporate innovation investment.

1221-1225 50 16

MODELING THE PROCESS OF PREVENTING DEVIANT BEHAVIOR (SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECT)

Aziz Urunov

The article reveals the basic concepts of the modeling method in social psychology, the construction of a structural-functional model for the prevention of deviant behavior of adolescents in specialized boarding schools. Great importance is attached to corrective work with minors with certain deviations in behavior.

1226-1231 35 15

PHILOSOPHICAL METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF ALISHER NAVOI'S MYSTICAL VIEWS

Lola Uzaqova


The idea of loving life in mysticism, recognizing nature as a divine mazhar and appreciating all its blessings, was used in the activities of Alisher Navoi in promoting the principles of purifying society, peace and tolerance.


 




 
1232-1236 65 28

INCREASING SOIL FERTILITY FOR THE LICORICE (GLYCYRRHIZA GLABRA) PLANT

Abduraim Nazarov , Sevara Saidova , Zulayho Khurramova , Suhrob Morqayev

 This article provides information on the interaction between licorice plants and soil, and methods for increasing soil fertility. It also presents general concepts of soil cultivation through the application of agrotechnical measures, as well as information on the chemical and mineral composition of the soil.

1237-1239 34 18

INTEGRATION OF EDUCATIONAL PROCESSES IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

X. Safarova, E. Axatova, Sh. Sultonova


methods of interaction between family education and social education are highlighted only when cooperation with the organization of preschool education and parents is carried out systematically.


 




 
1240-1242 61 26

METHODS OF TEACHING CHILDREN TO LITERACY IN PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS ON THE BASIS OF CURRICULUM

F. Kadirova


This article reveals ways to improve the mental process of children, to develop their speech, to be able to understand the content of words and express it freely in their own speech. The methods of conducting educational work with preschool children at the stage of literacy training are explained.


 




 
1243-1247 59 19

ETHICS IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS THE PLACE OF EDUCATION IN THE CONTINUOUS EDUCATION SYSTEM

Dilshoda Abdiyeva


The article highlights the important tasks of primary education of schools to educate students, develop them comprehensively, educate them as a healthy, mature person. Solving pedagogical problems in the field of primary education, the formation of the need for education in preschool children, the feeling of going to school, teaching independent thinking the main issues of this system are described


 




 
1248-1250 63 20

METHODS OF MORAL EDUCATION OF CHILDREN IN PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Dilshoda Abdiyeva


provides information for educators in moral education of children in preschool educational organizations and explains methods of organization in each group. Annotation provides information for educators in moral education of children in preschool educational organizations and explains methods of organization in each group.   


 




 
1251-1254 41 12

SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EDUCATION SYSTEM OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

Farida Shaimova


The article outlines the prospects for the development of the professional education system. The tasks of improvement are analyzed based on the experience of foreign countries. The article presents ideas and views on training young people in professions and launching project incubators in this regard in our society, as well as introducing new modern professions into practice in the conditions of a market economy.


 




 
1255-1256 57 22

INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF CULTURE AND EDUCATION

Gulayda Embergenova , Lochinbek Yuldashev


In this article, the topic "the relationship of Culture and education" will be studied. The educational system plays an important role in the development of society not only by giving knowledge, but also by the formation of cultural values, traditions and social norms. Culture is instrumental in maintaining a balance between national and global values in the educational process, as well as preserving and conveying cultural heritage to younger generations. The article analyzes the interactions between culture and education, their role in society and the ways in which culture is integrated in the educational system


 




 
1257-1259 66 26

NISARI'S VIEWS ON ZAHIRIDDIN MUHAMMAD BABUR

Durdona Ibodilloyeva


This article discusses the great king and poet, the talented commander Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur and the representatives of his dynasty. It analyzes their contribution to the world of literature and their beautiful poetry.


 




 
1260-1263 53 51

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF FRUIT NAMES IN UZBEK AND TURKISH PROVERBS

Nigina Hojiyeva


This article is devoted to the use of fruit names in Uzbek and Turkish folk proverbs.  It analyzes the symbols expressed by fruits, their spiritual and cultural significance, and the outlook of the two peoples.  This analysis is important in studying the cultural similarities and differences between the two nations.


 




 
1264-1267 140 73

SOME DIFFICULTIES OF SPEAKING IN ENGLISH

Mushtariy Turayeva


Learning English can be a difficult process for many learners, creating significant barriers to mastering the language. This article analyzes the most common problems in speaking English, including limited vocabulary, lack of language knowledge, pronunciation issues, difficulties in expressing ideas clearly, not understanding idiomatic expressions, problems with accents, and misunderstanding the variety of meanings in different contexts. These challenges lead to misunderstandings and confusion in communication, which can hinder effective interaction.The article also discusses effective methods and strategies for learning the language. It covers topics such as expanding vocabulary, improving pronunciation, understanding and learning idiomatic expressions, identifying and using accents and pronunciation differences correctly, and understanding different meanings based on context. Developing and applying effective methods for learners helps overcome problems when speaking English. The article emphasizes the need to develop knowledge and skills to improve the learning process, expand language knowledge, and build confidence in communication.This analysis helps identify the barriers to free communication in English and provides essential methods and knowledge to tackle these challenges, offering important guidance for learners to achieve their goals.


 




 
1268-1272 48 25

DESIGNING SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE AND IRRIGATION SYSTEMS TAKING INTO ACCOUNT CLIMATE CONDITIONS

Khalida Akhmatova


This article analyzes the principles of designing sustainable architecture and irrigation systems taking into account climatic conditions. Maintaining ecological balance, increasing energy efficiency and rational use of water resources are of great importance when designing buildings and structures in hot and dry regions. The study studies the effectiveness of using solar energy, rainwater harvesting systems and water-saving irrigation technologies. At the same time, the importance of combining traditional and modern architectural styles is also highlighted.


 




 
1273-1275 44 20

URGENTIC IMPORTANCE OF MEDICINAL PLANTS TODAY

Mahzuna Abdiqodirova


Currently, the importance of medicinal plants is increasing. They are widely used not only in traditional medicine, but also in modern pharmacology and cosmetology. Medicinal plants are used as natural and environmentally friendly means for the treatment of various diseases, strengthening immunity and prevention. This article analyzes the relevance of medicinal plants, their methods of use and scientific study.


 




 
1276-1280 97 25

HEMORRHAGIC DIATHESES CAUSED BY PATHOLOGY OF THROMBOCYTIC LINK OF HEMOSTASIS

Diyorbek Shodmonov , Dinora Khasanova, Oyzhamol Uzokova


Hemorrhagic diathesis caused by pathology of platelet link of hemostasis is a group of diseases characterized by increased tendency to bleeding due to quantitative or qualitative disorders of platelets.These pathologies include thrombocytopenias (decreased platelet count) and thrombocytopathies (functional defects of platelets), which may be inherited or acquired. The article discusses the main mechanisms of pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnostic methods and modern approaches to the treatment of these conditions. Special attention is paid to the distinguishing features of platelet hemorrhagic diatheses, their differential diagnosis with coagulopathies, as well as relevant methods of laboratory research.Therapeutic strategies including the use of hemostatic drugs, immunomodulatory therapy, platelet transfusions and innovative treatment methods such as target therapy and genetic engineering are considered. The relevance of the topic is due to the high prevalence of platelet disorders and their potential danger to the life of patients. Modern research in the field of hematology is aimed at developing new diagnostic methods and personalized approaches to the treatment of these pathologies.


 




 
1281-1283 58 32

THE ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF PAINTING IN UZBEKISTAN

Behzod Mahmudov


This article covers the processes of the origin and formation of the history of painting in Uzbekistan. The rich cultural heritage of Uzbekistan, its geographical and historical features played an important role in the development of painting. The article analyzes the formation of painting in ancient times, in particular, through applied art and religious images. The interaction between major cultural centers in Uzbekistan, as well as different peoples and their fine arts, created unique styles of painting. The article examines the most important stages in the history of painting in Uzbekistan, and also draws attention to the place of this area in modern art.


 




 
1284-1286 50 18

THE IMPACT OF CREATIVE QUALITIES IN TEACHER'S ACTIVITY ON INCREASING EDUCATIONAL EFFICIENCY

Mashkhura Akhmedova


Teaching is a creative profession that requires innovative thinking and new approaches to maximize students' educational outcomes. Although traditional didactic methods have been used for a long time, modern education requires teachers to develop creativity both in teaching techniques and in the learning environment. This article examines how the cultivation of creative qualities in teacher's work can have a positive impact on educational efficiency.


 




 
1287-1293 66 19

USING DESIGN-BASED EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE THE CREATIVE ABILITIES OF “TARBIYA” SUBJECT TEACHERS IN PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

Sirojiddin Jumanazarov


This article analyzes the potential of design-based educational technology and examines research conducted by scholars in this field. Additionally, it provides recommendations and suggestions for utilizing design-based educational technology to enhance the creative abilities of "Tarbiya" subject teachers in project development.


 




 
1294-1297 62 33

THE ROLE OF PRESCHOOL AND FAMILIES COOPERATION IN SOCIAL AND MORAL EDUCATION

Zeboxon Azimova


The collaboration between preschool educational institutions and families plays a crucial role in the social and moral education of children. This article explores the significance of this partnership, analyzing various factors that influence children's development. The study emphasizes the necessity of coordinated efforts in nurturing socially responsible and morally conscious individuals. The article also presents innovative approaches and effective methodologies for enhancing cooperation between educators and parents.


 




 
1298-1302 40 22

DYNAMICS OF INDICATORS OF GENERAL PHYSICAL TRAINING OF 13-15 YEAR-OLD GOALKEEPERS WORKING IN FOOTBALL SCHOOLS

Boburjon Kholmakhmatov


The goalkeeper's body's working capacity must be at its maximum level or demonstrate various modes of muscle activity Over time, more and more attention is paid to the presence of general physical qualities. At the same time, attention is required to develop a number of other qualities of a football player.


 




 
1303-1304 70 15

THE ROLE OF MODERN TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Maxbuba Mamadjanova

As we all know, one of the goals and objectives of the educational reform being carried out in our country is to train specialists who can master foreign languages fluently and freely communicate with the younger generation, to introduce them to the culture of the peoples of the world through the study of foreign languages.

1305-1309 78 26

THEORY AND PRACTICE OF TRANSLATION IN PEDAGOGICAL ACTIVITIES

F. Karimov, M. Toshboyeva, N. Toshboyev


This article focuses on translation practice that helps students acquire, develop, and strengthen their knowledge and skills in a foreign language. Translation integrated into the practice of language learning along with generally accepted learning activities such as reading, listening, writing and vocabulary development can be described as a “pedagogical tool” as its purpose is language learning. Translation activity forces students to communicate in two directions: from a foreign language and into it. During translation, students are encouraged to notice differences in structure and vocabulary, strengthen grammatical skills, shape their own way of thinking, and correct common mistakes that might otherwise go unnoticed. Students can get the most out of their learning if they are encouraged to use their translation skills correctly. Translation is a good tool for learning a foreign language.


 




 
1310-1312 56 20

SCIENTIFIC-METHODICAL BASES OF LOAD STANDARDIZATION IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND PUBLIC SPORTS FITNESS CLASSES

Akhmad Mukhametov


The high level of pathology among students indicates the priority of the problem of health of the younger generation. Among the main factors that reduce the level of health of students (ecological, biological, socio-economic, etc.), a significant place is occupied by the system of traditional education with intensification, overload, irrationality of activity.


 




 
1313-1317 33 12

ORGANIZATION OF SPORTS AND HEALTH WORKS IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

Farkhod Tashpulatov


An important role in the upbringing of the younger generation as physically healthy people will be played by the improvement of physical education and sports, and recreational activities in educational institutions.The article deals with physical education and sports in educational institutions, morning physical education, physical education, sports sections, sports competitions and holidays, as well as independent exercises and training using natural factors.


 




 
1318-1322 57 16

IMPROVING THE AGILITY QUALITY OF WRESTLERS THROUGH DYNAMIC GAMES

Aziz Khodjanov


This article analyzes method s for improving the agility quality of wrestlers through dynamic games. Wrestling is a sport that has a significant impact on physical and mental development, where agility, strength, and reaction ability are of great importance. Agility, or quick reaction, is one of the essential components necessary for wrestlers to achieve success. This article provides detailed information on the role of dynamic games in improving the agility quality of wrestlers, how such exercises can be incorporated into wrestling programs, and their effectiveness.


 




 
1323-1325 57 20

MODIFICATION OF TREATMENT METHODS USING MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

Zarina Makhmudova , Mironshox Maxmudov , Shexroz Mustafaqulov , Azim Berdiqulov


The modification of treatment methods using medical technologies represents an important step in modern healthcare. Modern technologies, such as robotic systems, telemedicine, artificial intelligence, and various innovative medical devices, significantly enhance the effectiveness of treatment and diagnosis, reduce patient recovery time, and lower the risks associated with medical procedures. This article explores the main directions in which traditional treatment methods are modified through the application of high technologies. The advantages and potential risks related to the implementation of such technologies in clinical practice are also evaluated. Examples of successful applications of medical technologies in various medical fields, such as surgery, cardiology, and oncology, are discussed. The work aims to create a foundation for further improving clinical practice through the introduction of new medical technologies, as well as raising awareness among specialists about the importance of their application to enhance the quality of medical care.


 




 
1326-1331 314 30

INTERNATIONAL LEGAL REGULATION OF THE PROTECTION OF JOURNALISTS’ RIGHTS DURING ARMED CONFLICTS

Sarvar Islomov


This article explores the international legal framework for protecting journalists’ rights in armed conflict zones. It examines the application of international humanitarian law (IHL), human rights law, and media regulations to ensure the safety and professional integrity of journalists. The study highlights the increasing risks journalists face, including targeted killings, arbitrary arrests, and enforced disappearances, as well as the ongoing issue of impunity for crimes against media workers. Special attention is given to the role of international organizations, such as UNESCO and the ICRC, in safeguarding press freedom and enforcing legal protections. The article also analyzes the debate surrounding the legal status of journalists in conflict zones, comparing the protection afforded to war correspondents and independent reporters under the Geneva Conventions and their Additional Protocols. Lastly, it discusses the necessity of accreditation and the challenges in establishing a universally recognized legal status for journalists in contemporary warfare.


 




 
1332-1336 57 26

THE ROLE OF VOCABULARY WORK IN TEACHING THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE

Aziza Safarova , D. Jabborova


This article examines the importance of working on vocabulary in Russian language and literature lessons as one of the key aspects of students' speech development. The author analyzes the stages of vocabulary work, including semanticization, activation, and the application of words in speech, and proposes effective methodological approaches and exercises for expanding students' vocabulary. The article emphasizes the necessity of a systematic and purposeful study of vocabulary, integrated into all sections of the Russian language curriculum. Drawing on the works of leading linguists and methodologists, the author argues that activating students' vocabulary not only improves their speech skills but also contributes to the formation of moral values. This work may be useful for Russian language teachers, methodologists, and researchers in the fields of pedagogy and linguistics.


 




 
1337-1340 133 54

RESEARCH AND CHARACTER PROBLEMS IN UZBEK FILMS (Using the example of films made in 2024)

Mukhayyo Mukhtorova


This article presents analytical and critical reviews of Uzbek feature films filmed in 2024. The hero problem in today's films is analyzed in detail.


 




 
1341-1342 47 25

METHODOLOGICAL RECOMMENDATIONS ON IMPROVING THE LINGUISTIC BASIS OF TEACHING LITERACY TO STUDENTS WITH PROBLEMS IN MENTAL DEVELOPMENT

Mavjuda Abdujabbarova

This article is a methodological recommendation on improving the linguistic basis of teaching literacy to students with problems in mental development, one of the important tasks of world education - the formation of a functionally literate student.


The article is aimed at highlighting the scientific literature on teaching literacy to students with problems in mental development.

1343-1345 68 19

ALLOIMMUNE THROMBOCYTOPENIA AFTER BLOOD TRANSFUSION: PATHOGENESIS, DIAGNOSIS AND CLINICAL FEATURES

Hilola Ergasheva , Aidana Parahatova , Oyzhamol Uzokova


Alloimmune thrombocytopenia, which occurs after blood transfusion, is one of the few diseases encountered in modern medicine and remains an important problem requiring attention to patients in need of blood transfusions.


 




 
1346-1348 63 20

SEMANTIC FEATURES AND DIFFERENCES OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP LEXICON IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK

Sardora Rakhmonova


The lexical units related to entrepreneurship in English and Uzbek have unique similarities and differences due to various historical, economic, and cultural factors. While English has a well-developed system of business terminology, Uzbek has adopted numerous foreign terms while maintaining its national lexical structure. Under the influence of globalization, the Uzbek entrepreneurial lexicon continues to expand and evolve with new concepts. This article discusses the semantic features and differences of entrepreneurship-related lexicon in English and Uzbek.


 




 
1349-1352 69 36

THE FLIPPED CLASSROOM: A MODERN APPROACH TO ACTIVE LEARNING

Rakhmonova Mokhinur


The flipped classroom model has emerged as an innovative teaching methodology that challenges traditional instructional approaches. By shifting direct instruction outside the classroom and utilizing class time for interactive learning, this model enhances student engagement, fosters critical thinking, and improves knowledge retention. This article explores the definition, key principles, advantages, challenges, and real-world applications of the flipped classroom method, providing an in-depth analysis of its impact on education.




 
1353-1357 89 46

AUDIT RISKS AND THEIR ASSESSMENT IN THE MODERN ECONOMY

Saodat Yuldasheva


The article discusses the issues of determining and assessing audit risk, analyzes Russian and foreign experience in applying international auditing standards in terms of risk assessment and risk identification, taking into account the company's internal control system.


 




 
1358-1361 85 63

INTERPRETATION OF HUMAN VIRTUES IN THE WORKS OF ABU ALI IBN SINA

Gavhar Izzatullayeva


This article explores the concept of human virtues in the works of Abu Ali Ibn Sina, also known as Avicenna, a prominent philosopher and scientist of the Islamic Golden Age. The study delves into the ethical and philosophical dimensions of Ibn Sina’s teachings, emphasizing the virtues of wisdom, justice, temperance, and courage. Special attention is given to his influence on moral philosophy and how his ideas contributed to later Islamic and Western ethical thought. The discussion also covers the practical application of these virtues in individual development and social harmony.


 




 
1362-1364 46 16

CLASSIFICATION OF DIALECT-SPECIFIC WORDS IN THE LANGUAGE OF KAZAKHS RESIDING IN NAVOI REGION

Gaziza Kulatova


The cultures, histories, and languages of two fraternal nations Uzbek and Kazakh who have long lived in Central Asia have always been closely intertwined, contributing to each other’s development. In the Navoi region, Uzbeks and Kazakhs have lived side by side for centuries, and in some areas, they have coexisted in mixed communities. Naturally, this has influenced the language of each ethnic group. This article comprehensively classifies the dialectal characteristics of the language of the Kazakh diaspora in Uzbekistan’s Navoi region.


 




 
1365-1369 45 29

CREATING SUITABLE CONDITIONS FOR EACH PERSON TO REALIZE THEIR POTENTIAL

Dinora Toshboyeva , Dilfuza Jumayeva


This paper examines the necessary conditions for individuals to fully realize their personal potential. Based on a literature review, the study explores the importance of personal development, social environment, and educational systems in unlocking individual potential. Results indicate that realizing one's potential is a multifaceted process significantly influenced by social support, motivation, and availability of opportunities. The paper identifies essential conditions and mechanisms required for every person to fully actualize their inherent capabilities.


 




 
1370-1374 85 58

SHAVKAT MIRZIYOYEV AS AN INNOVATIVE LEADER OF NEW UZBEKISTAN

Dilfuza Jumayeva


This article examines the presidency of Shavkat Mirziyoyev and his role as an innovative leader in the development of "New Uzbekistan." Through analysis of governmental policies, economic reforms, and diplomatic initiatives implemented since 2016, the paper evaluates the transformative impact of Mirziyoyev's leadership on Uzbekistan's domestic and international standing. The findings suggest that Mirziyoyev's governance approach represents a significant departure from previous administrations, characterized by economic liberalization, administrative reforms, and greater regional cooperation.


 




 
1375-1378 42 33

LINGUISTIC AND METHODOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EDUCATIONAL TASKS IN DEVELOPING STUDENTS' COGNITIVE-PRAGMATIC COMPETENCIES IN NATIVE LANGUAGE LESSONS

Nafisa Ashirboyeva


This article analyzes the linguistic and methodological characteristics of educational tasks in developing students' cognitive-pragmatic competencies in native language lessons. It examines the uniqueness of textbooks, the formation of communication skills, and the views of linguists, methodologists, pedagogical scientists, and psychologists on this issue. Additionally, the author provides a personal perspective on the topic.


 




 
1379-1385 61 20

THE ROLE OF MEDICAL CLUSTERS IN REFORMING THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

Ramz Muhammadiev, Nigorakhon Murotova


This article discusses consistent reforms in the healthcare system through the creation of modern medical clusters, the purpose of which is to provide specialized medical services to patients, increase the quantity and quality of innovative services and their convenience for the population. Important tasks are considered to be the effective use of state budget funds and state-owned objects.


 




 
1386-1388 75 21

THE ESSENCE OF CLT OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES

A Saveleva


In the ever-evolving landscape of language education, various teaching methods have come and gone, each attempting to address the challenges and nuances of learning a new language. One of the most significant and widely adopted approaches is Communicative Language Teaching (CLT). Emerging in the 1970s, CLT revolutionized the way foreign languages were taught by shifting the focus from traditional grammar-based instruction to an emphasis on communication and real-world language use. This shift reflects a fundamental change in how language learning is viewed, with CLT prioritizing fluency over mere accuracy and emphasizing functional language use. This article explores the essence of CLT, its principles, key features, and how it has shaped modern foreign language teaching. By understanding the core concepts of CLT, educators can better appreciate its potential to improve language learners’ communicative competence and overall language proficiency.


 




 
1389-1393 55 37

HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF METHODS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING

Alisher Ismoilov

This article mainly covers detailed overview of language teaching methods

1394-1397 44 32

USING THE PEDAGOGICAL HERITAGE OF MAKHMUDHOJA BEHBUDI, THE MANIFESTATION OF THE IDEAS OF NATIONAL MODERNISM, IN THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE

Gulisa Raxmonova


This article reveals the methods and ways of using the pedagogical heritage of one of the representatives of Turkestan Jadidists, Mahmudkhodja Behbudi, in the education of the younger generation. Opinions are expressed about the importance of the textbooks created by the writer in today's pedagogy and their effective benefits.


 




 
1398-1400 91 79

ORGANIZATION OF TURKIC STATES AND UZBEKISTAN’S ROLE IN IT

Bahrom Yusufjonov


This article examines the history of the Organization of Turkic States, its main goals and tasks, and the process of Uzbekistan joining this organization. The geopolitical and economic significance of the Organization of Turkic States, the cooperation among member states, and future opportunities are analyzed. Uzbekistan’s role and activity within the organization play a crucial part in strengthening the country’s position on the international stage. The article also highlights the future of the OTS, particularly new opportunities for cooperation in scientific, technological, and cultural fields.


 




 
1401-1406 75 36

THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE: RISE AND FORMATION

Aziza Bozorova


The article examines the "Golden Age" of Russian literature, covering the first half of the 19th century, when the Russian language and literature reached their peak. This period is characterized by the development of poetry and prose, the emergence of outstanding authors such as Alexander Pushkin, Mikhail Lermontov and Nikolai Gogol, whose works have become an integral part of world literature. Particular attention is paid to the unique national identity of Russian literature and its influence on cultural consciousness, including realism and modernism. The contribution of critics of that time, such as Vissarion Belinsky and Alexander Herzen, to shaping the perception of the literary heritage of the "Golden Age" is considered, as well as the role of this era in the development of both Russian and world literature.  


 




 
1407-1412 85 14

SEMANTIC PARALLELS IN PROVERBS OF THE UZBEK AND RUSSIAN PEOPLES

Sayyora Kimsanova , Olga Ivanovna


This article examines semantic parallels in proverbs of Russian and Uzbek peoples. In the modern world, against the background of globalization, cultural assimilation and interaction of peoples are becoming increasingly relevant topics for research. One of the manifestations of this interaction is the language of folk proverbs. This article will conduct a comparative analysis of Russian and Uzbek proverbs with similar meanings, based on literary sources.


 




 
1413-1416 54 21

IMPROVING THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN WITH HEARING DEFECTS

Shaxnoza Ravshanova


In this article, the importance of early education for children with hearing impairment, attention to their education, and their future, as well as their family's role in society, will be discussed.


 




 
1417-1419 44 21

THE ROLE OF ISLAMIC EDUCATION IN EDUCATING YOUTH WITH A SPIRIT OF GRATITUDE

Zumrat Kendjayeva

The article provides a socio-philosophical analysis of the concept of "Gratitude" and its ideas in the verses of the Holy Quran and Hadith. It also highlights the fact that gratitude helps a person to be patient and overcome bad flaws in him.

1420-1423 80 24

TEACHING METHODOLOGY OF NATURAL SCIENCES IN PRIMARY GRADES

Shaxnoza Qudratova , Dilobar Hakimova


The introduction of this article discusses the year in which the natural sciences textbook was introduced in primary grades, its advantages, convenience, and how it helps students appreciate the beauty of the environment and preserve nature. The shortcomings of the textbooks are also mentioned, along with suggestions for addressing these deficiencies.




 
1424-1437 431 41

ANCIENT TAXATION SYSTEMS

Maqsud Sultonboyev, Ilxomjon Ergashov, Maftuna Bobokeldieva


Taxation has been a critical part of governance since the earliest civilizations, making sure nation sales for infrastructure, army, and administration. Historic societies developed numerous taxation structures, regularly tailor-made to their economies and political structures.In historical Egypt, taxation became based totally on agriculture, with farmers paying in grain and labor. The pharaohs also imposed pressured the population to pay one-5th of their harvested crops as a tax. Similarly, Mesopotamian rulers taxed vegetation, cattle, and trade, with strict enforcement recorded in felony codes like Hammurabi’s.Those early taxation systems encouraged modern-day monetary policies, demonstrating how governments have lengthy depended on taxes to preserve economies and manipulate societies. Knowledge historical taxation gives insight into the historic balance between state energy and financial obligation. The paper concludes with proposals for fostering a tax structure this is each proficient and sustainable, that can assist governments in reaching financial stability.


 




 
1438-1441 44 14

GAT-BASED OPTIMIZATION OF LAND ACCOUNTING: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES

Saidjon Bobojonov , Kamoriddin Mukhamadov


The article examines the role and potential of geographic information technologies (GIS) in land resource management. GIS systems are an effective tool for analyzing soil conditions, selecting crop types, monitoring resources, and improving the land cadastre system. The possibilities of optimizing land resources and ensuring sustainable development using drones, sensors, artificial intelligence, and GIS systems are analyzed. The article also includes recommendations for improving GIS technologies.  


 




 
1442-1444 69 23

APPROACHES USED IN THE GEOBOTANICAL MAPPING OF PASTURES IN BUKHARA PROVINCE

Saidjon Bobojonov , Kamoriddin Mukhamadov


Focused on creating a map of pasturelands in the Bukhara region based on approaches used in the geobotanical mapping of pastures.


 




 
1445-1451 67 25

ISSUES OF USING ELECTRONIC TEXTBOOKS IN THE PROCESS OF PROFESSIONAL IMPROVEMENT OF FOOTBALL COACHES

Asliddin Nuriddinov


The article describes the effectiveness of the use of electronic textbooks in the training course "Football Trainer"


 




 
1452-1454 238 27

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF POLYSEMOUS WORDS IN CROSS-CULTURAL LANGUAGE INTERACTIONS

Aziza Kholova, Shakhnoza Nashirova


Polysemous words, which have multiple meanings depending on context, play a critical role in cross-cultural communication. This study examines their impact on language comprehension, translation challenges, and the cognitive structures influencing meaning extensions. By analyzing English and Uzbek polysemous words in bilingual dictionaries, this research highlights both shared patterns and significant differences in meaning. The findings emphasize the necessity of cultural awareness and linguistic expertise in mitigating misunderstandings and improving cross-cultural communication.


 




 
1455-1456 60 14

PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICE IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Oybek Jo‘lmurodov , Elshadbek Tursunkulov


This article provides information on the establishment and development of psychological services in preschool educational organizations. In addition, psychological methods of ensuring the mental and spiritual health of children of preschool age are presented.


 




 
1457-1462 185 34

INDEPENDENT WORK OF STUDENTS

Adkham Suyarov


This article discusses the issues of organizing independent work of students in mastering a foreign language, the tasks to be solved in this case, as well as the criteria for its conduct and control. Special attention is paid to the specifics of an individual approach in the organization of this type of activity. The thesis on the status of independent work of students in modern higher education as one of the main forms of organization of educational activities is structurally substantiated. The main reasons for increasing the effectiveness of independent work of students are highlighted. The goals, structure and content of modern models of organization of independent work of students are revealed and justified. The article can be used to organize independent work of students at the university and in courses on the theory and methodology of vocational education.


 




 
1463-1466 93 22

DEVELOPING THE EDUCATION SECTOR IN RURAL AREAS

Xusniya Saparbaeva


The development of the education sector in rural areas is crucial for ensuring equitable access to quality education. This paper explores the challenges faced by rural communities, including inadequate infrastructure, teacher shortages, and limited technological resources. Additionally, it examines policy interventions and innovative solutions such as digital learning, teacher training programs, and community engagement strategies. By addressing these issues, governments and stakeholders can enhance educational opportunities, reduce disparities, and contribute to sustainable socio-economic development.


 




 
1467-1469 135 27

THE ROLE OF MODERN TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING MATHEMATICS IN PRIMARY GRADES

Mamarajab Turobov , Gulandom Primqulova


This article analyzes the role of modern technologies in mathematics education, their importance in the educational process, their effectiveness and practical application. The impact of artificial intelligence, digital learning platforms, interactive tools and gamification elements on the process of student learning is highlighted. International experiences, statistical data and recommendations for improving education are also presented.


 




 
1470-1472 240 28

THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION AND UPBRINGING IN PRIMARY EDUCATION

Mamarajab Turobov , Mohinur Narzullayeva


This article describes the importance of education and upbringing in primary education and that education is the most important stage in human life. At the same time, it also describes the formation of a child as a person. Education and upbringing also play an important role in a child's understanding of his identity and finding his place in an independent life. This article also describes the rules of etiquette and the instilling of a sense of patriotism.


 




 
1473-1477 79 33

DEVELOPMENT OF SKILL QUALITY IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN

Roza Reymbaeva


This article provides information on the development of agility in preschool children, taking into account the specific features of age-related development.


 




 
1478-1480 130 18

INTERACTION BETWEEN ECONOMY AND PEDAGOGY: EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF ECONOMIC RESOURCES IN EDUCATION

Nargiza Yaxshiboyeva

This article analyzes the interactions between economics and pedagogy, and the importance of effective management of economic resources in the field of education. The effectiveness of the education system depends not only on its quality, but also on the financial and material resources allocated to it. The article examines the impact of economic resource management on the educational process and how to maintain a balance between pedagogical goals and economic interests. It also shows how the correct distribution of economic resources in the education system and their effective use can influence the improvement of the quality of education. The article highlights the prospects and current problems of effective management of economic resources in the field of education in the context of Uzbekistan.

1481-1486 78 30

FEATURES OF MAINTAINING RENAL FAILURE IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES MELLITUS ON GEODIALYSIS

Qilichbek Turdiyev , Lutfullo Maxmonov , Zubaydullo Xaqberdiyev , Anajan Madasheva


In patients with diabetes, the kidney failure leads to complex difficulties that require a comprehensive approach, which require a comprehensive approach. Diabetic Nephrithic is one of the leading reasons for chronic kidney disease, and often the need to replace renal replacement therapy. The document explains the main aspects of these patients, including glycemic control, blood pressure management, electrolytes management, dietary optimization.


 




 
1487-1490 46 24

IMAGES OUTSIDE THE EXISTENCE IN “BAHOUDDIN NAKSHBAND OR THE STORY OF THE BURAQ VALLEY”

Farangis Abdulloyeva


In order to convincingly and artistically depict the unique, distinctive life path of Sufi saints, creators use various means. In this, special importance is also paid to express their differences from ordinary people. Based on this goal, the writer can use non-existent images. Tolqin Hayit also introduces the image of the Spirit Bird, which is invisible to all people in real life, in his artistic interpretation of the personality of Bahauddin Naqshband in “Bahadin Naqshband or the Story of the Buraq Valley”. This article discusses the role of the Spirit Bird in the content and idea of ​​the work, as well as its importance in illuminating Bahauddin’s inner world.


 




 
1491-1494 59 24

METHODS AND TECHNIQUES FOR DEVELOPING STUDENTS' POLYCULTURAL COMPETENCE IN RUSSIAN AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Elvina Kireeva


In the context of globalization and increasing intercultural interactions, the development of polycultural competence in students learning Russian as a foreign language (RFL) has become a crucial pedagogical objective. This paper explores the methods and techniques used to foster polycultural competence in RFL classrooms. It analyzes the theoretical foundations of polycultural education, the role of cultural awareness in language acquisition, and practical approaches to integrating cultural elements into RFL teaching. The research findings indicate that a combination of communicative, interactive, and project-based methodologies significantly enhances students' intercultural awareness and linguistic proficiency. The study concludes that developing polycultural competence not only improves language acquisition but also fosters a deeper understanding of different cultural perspectives, promoting mutual respect and tolerance among students from diverse backgrounds.


 




 
1495-1498 143 50

PHRASEOLOGY IN TRANSLATION: CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES

Sarvinoz Zuvaytova


Phraseology plays a crucial role in translation, as idiomatic expressions, collocations, and proverbs often carry meanings that extend beyond their literal interpretations. Translators face significant challenges when dealing with phraseological units, including cultural differences, context dependency, and language-specific structures. This study explores the major difficulties in translating phraseological expressions and provides strategies for overcoming these challenges. By analyzing different translation approaches—such as literal translation, equivalence-based methods, and adaptation—this paper offers insights into best practices for handling phraseology in translation.


 




 
1499-1505 58 17

STUDY OF CHEMICAL, MINERALOGICAL AND FRACTIONAL COMPOSITION OF PHOSPHORITES OF KARATAU AND CENTRAL KYZYLKUM

Oybek Mikhliev , Hasan Nazarov


The chemical composition of phosphogypsum was determined by X-ray analysis and calculation, which consists mainly of CaSO4·2H2O, CaSO4∙H2O, CaCO3, CaCl3 b CaF2, as well as MgSO4∙Н2О and other compounds.


 




 
1161-1164 61 18

THE PLACE OF MUHAMMAD ALI JAMALZODA IN MODERN PERSIAN LITERATURE

Nozima Xodiyeva


This article analyzes the role and influence of Muhammad Ali Jamalzoda in modern Persian literature. Jamalzoda is one of the founders of 20th-century Persian literature, and his works are based on the principles of realism, social criticism, and modernization. The author discusses Jamalzoda's work, his artistic style, and the innovations he brought to Persian literature. His contributions to the prose genre and literary heritage are also highlighted.