No. 1 (2025) International journal of artificial intelligence

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This article mainly covers detailed overview of language teaching methods

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.

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.

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.  

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.

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.