Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025): International journal of artificial intelligence

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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025): International journal of artificial intelligence
Published: 19-03-2025

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

3-7 87 31

WAYS TO PREVENT NEGATIVE IMPACT ON THE MINDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE ERA OF GLOBALIZATION OF INFORMATION

Maftuna Manonova


This article examines the security of existing information, the security of technical and technological content that stores information, the prevention of negative influence on the minds of young people, the security of consumers who use information, effective strategies, including media literacy education, parental guidance, training for psychological stability and encouraging critical thinking.  By encouraging responsible digital consumption and ethical content creation, society can help young people navigate the vast information landscape in a safe and constructive way.


 




 
8-11 68 22

THE ROLE OF METAVERSE TECHNOLOGY IN LEARNING ENGLISH

Hamrobi Xolmatova


with the rapid advancement of digital technologies, the metaverse has emerged as a promising tool for education, particularly in language learning. This study explores the role of metaverse technology in English language acquisition, focusing on its impact on speaking, listening, and interactive communication skills. The research examines the advantages, challenges, and effectiveness of metaverse-based learning environments compared to traditional and online methods. Using a mixed-method approach, the study collects quantitative and qualitative data from English learners engaging in metaverse-based language activities. The findings suggest that immersive and interactive features of the metaverse enhance engagement, motivation, and retention. However, technical limitations, accessibility issues, and cognitive overload remain challenges. The study provides insights for educators and policymakers on integrating metaverse technology into language curricula to maximize its benefits.


 




 
12-15 63 21

CHARACTERISTICS OF PERIPHERAL BLOOD MONOCYTES IN СONGETITAL CLEFT IN YOUNG CHILDREN

A. Aliev , N. Akmalova


Clinical and biochemical characteristics of the course of severe pneumonia in young children were identified. Cytochemical changes were revealed.


 




 
16-20 234 35

UTILIZING MUSIC AS AUDITORY RESOURCES IN THE INSTRUCTION OF TURKISH LANGUAGE TEACHING

Zilola Azimova


Songs have a significant role in linguistic culture and are used as audio resources for teaching Turkish to non-native speakers.  Thus, the transfer of cultural elements speeds up the process of acquiring a language.  Given this perspective, teaching Turkish as a foreign language requires incorporating cultural elements into the classroom setting.  Songs are one of the tools used to teach students about the culture they are studying.  The educational advantages of incorporating Turkish music into foreign language training are examined in this essay. It examines how diverse musical elements, from rhythm and melody to lyrics and cultural context, can enhance various aspects of language acquisition, including pronunciation, vocabulary acquisition, grammatical understanding, and cultural immersion. The article also discusses practical applications and potential limitations of using music in the Turkish language classroom.


 




 
21-24 123 23

THE IMPORTANCE OF LEADERSHIP SKILLS FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Feruza Boymurodova , Ruxshona Yakubjonova


 Leadership skills play a significant role in the development of undergraduate students in higher education. Principally, taking on leadership roles encourages personal well-being, setting goal, social networking and develop conflict resolution skills in different situation. The results indicate that good leadership effects not only personal growth, but also valuable for job career and being a vital part of in today’s society. This article highlights leadership style in numerous literature reviews, real-world examples and at the same time provides a strong basic outlines related to leadership skills and answers that “Why leadership skills are important for undergraduate students and how to enhance these skills in higher education”.


 




 
25-29 119 42

THE IMPORTANCE OF TRANSLATION AND STRATEGIES FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Feruza Boymurodova , Dinora Berdiqobilova


Learning a foreign language can definitely become a challenge for learners in terms of unlikely grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation, not least for undergraduates who are still in an acquisition process. Various strategies and factors have been found to encourage students to get motivated. The purpose this paper to focuse on what students’ beliefs are about the role of translation in learning a foreign language and how many of them consider and use it as a crucial tool while learning a language. Significantly, the key research methods, especially involve an online questionnaire on which the percentages of students who answered are represented in a specific university by both qualitative and quantitative research. One of the most fundamental aspects of a learning language is undoubtedly a translation by which learners not only comprehend the meaning of what they are acquiring in the second language, but also they can understand key inclusions of a particular language, such as speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Overall, survey carried out online, involving 55 participants, showed that majority of respondents consider translation as one of the most significant factors in learning a foreign language, meanwhile, most of them mention that they use dictionaries in order to translate.


 




 
30-33 66 35

THE ROLE OF TEACHERS AT PRIMARY SCHOOL IN STUDENT'S ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL LIFE

Feruza Boymurodova , Husnora Ilhomberdiyeva


Among professions, being a teacher always has been continuing as a main development in any country's academic life for several years.That is why, for students, in order to gain knowledge about any subjects , the role and approach of teachers play an integral part. Especially, this strong foundation starts at primary school and causes positive outcomes. This research provides the most essential benefits, methods, importance and basic role of teachers in a pupil's not only academic life but also in a social, professional life, as well. Moreover, this paper will involve an effective instructions and advice of teachers for their students to learn something as a new skill and also author gives positive impact of them in students overall life path.In accordance with the following research methods the author identifies by survey almost 90% of parents  support the idea that teacher's direction is one of the crucial step at primary school for their children to build beautiful future.Overall,this research paper will contain of several advantages of mentors and their huge contribution to the student's educational life. Additionally, student's primary knowledge will influence on a higher education period is given with details and proofs in this article.


 




 
34-38 130 47

TENDENCIES OF MODERNIZATION IN 21ST CENTURY LITERATURE

Khidirov Kholmurod , Nazira Aliyeva


This article analyzes the modernization of 21st-century literature based on contemporary linguistic, semiotic, and cultural-humanitarian approaches. In the context of globalization, it examines linguocultural phenomena, intertextual interactions, the factors influencing the development of national and transnational literature, as well as the transformation of language in intercultural communication. The study focuses on linguistic-semiotic innovations in modern literary processes, code-switching, lexical and stylistic changes, and issues of cultural identity. Additionally, the impact of digital culture on literature, linguistic models formed by artificial intelligence, and new means of expression are explored. This article aims to identify current literary trends by investigating the intrinsic connection between different languages and cultures from both linguistic and literary perspectives.


 




 
39-42 73 21

METHODS AND APPROACHES TO BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES

Nadira Mamatkulova , Timur Bikmayev


This article explores various methods and approaches to business development strategies, offering a comprehensive overview of key frameworks and tools that organizations can utilize to achieve growth, profitability, and competitive advantage. The article covers foundational strategies, such as Michael Porter’s competitive strategies (cost leadership, differentiation, and focus), as well as growth strategies like market penetration, market development, and diversification.


 




 
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EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION: CAN EMPATHY IMPROVE FLUENCY?

Yoqutxon Rayimaliyeva , Zarinaxon Muxtorova


Traditional approaches to language acquisition focus primarily on cognitive abilities such as memory, grammar, and syntax. However, emerging research suggests that emotional intelligence (EI)—specifically empathy—plays a significant role in fluency, pronunciation accuracy, and cross-cultural communication. This article explores the connection between empathy and second language (L2) acquisition, examining how emotional intelligence influences linguistic competence, reduces anxiety, and enhances pronunciation through mechanisms such as social interaction and mirror neurons. The study highlights the potential of integrating EI-based strategies into language learning programs to improve communication skills and overall language proficiency.


 




 
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OVERCOMING THE FEAR OF PUBLIC SPEAKING FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS: A KEY TO SUCCESS

Yoqutxon Rayimaliyeva , Bibirobiyajon Ibragimova


Public speech is the key component of students' progress that can accelerate the developing process of their career since it helps them to have a high profile at their university and other top universities. Because the main goal of the research is assisting students in overcoming the fear of giving a public speech. The author used both the quantitative and qualitative research methods in this article. According to the survey, 30% of students found that giving a public speech in front of a great audience is hesitant, whereas in contrast 71% of them considered it as unbearable. Hence, the author explains, the advantageous strategies of giving speech, the role of public speech, and overcoming anxiety in this process. This article demonstrates some approaches in public speaking which 71% of students can utilize while they are attempting to give a powerful speech in the future. Additionally, this research is helpful enough not only for the students who have hesitation, but also for the other students who can speak fluently in front of a great audience. 


 




 
50-52 60 27

THE ROLE OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION FOR UNDERGRADUATED STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Feruza Boymurodova, Muborak Sharipova


In today’s competitive world, management education is becoming increasingly important for preparing better future career prospects for students. Furthermore, this knowledge will shape effective leaders and managers in the future. On top of that, if students gain leadership and management skills sufficiently, there might be strong demand for them in any fields of contemporary occupations. This  article focuses on the role and importance of management education in bachelor degree and how can students get further experienced by learning it in a proper way and it paves the way for students to achieve efficient skills about management. In this article, data was collected through an analysis of modern scientific literatures. Research findings show that management education prepares students for analytical thinking and effective team management skills.


 




 
53-55 288 40

THE ROLE OF GRAMMAR IN LEARNING ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Javohir Ismoilov


Grammar plays a crucial role in language acquisition, ensuring structural clarity and effective communication. This paper examines the importance of grammar in learning English, analyzing various teaching methodologies and their impact on proficiency. The study provides insights into best practices for educators and learners.


 




 
56-59 105 28

METHODOLOGY OF INCREASING SPEECH CULTURE OF FUTURE TEACHERS BASED ON INTEGRATED ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES

Mehriyo Tuxtayeva , Xilola Fozilbekova


The development of future teachers’ speech culture is a crucial aspect of their professional competence. This paper explores a methodology for enhancing speech culture through the implementation of integrated advanced technologies. The study emphasizes the role of digital tools, multimedia resources, and interactive pedagogical strategies in fostering effective communication skills. A systematic approach combining traditional linguistic principles with modern technological advancements is proposed to ensure comprehensive linguistic and rhetorical development. The findings suggest that an integrated methodology significantly improves the verbal proficiency, expressiveness, and adaptability of future educators, thereby enhancing their overall pedagogical effectiveness.


 




 
60-62 100 35

COGNITIVE AND PRAGMATIC ASPECTS OF TONE OF SPEECH IN THE DISCOURSE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

Gulchekhra Chullieva


The speech of law enforcement officers plays an important role in maintaining law and order, managing crisis situations and interacting with society. This article examines the tone of speech of law enforcement officials from the perspective of cognitive and pragmatic linguistics. Particular attention is paid to how tone of voice, intonation, pauses and rhetorical techniques influence the perception of information, regulate the emotional state of interlocutors and form public trust. It also examines the features of official, operational and judicial speech of law enforcement officers and their impact on law enforcement practice.


 




 
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DEMOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS

Hulkaroy Rajabova


This article explores demographic problems, which have become one of the global issues, highlighting how the continuous growth and development of humanity lead to new obstacles to survival and their consequences. The discussion is based on the laws of life processes, presenting evolutionary efforts and struggles that humans have undertaken over the years. Empirical sources are also provided to support the analysis.


 




 
72-74 122 33

THE FLORA AND FAUNA OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

Otabek Isakov


Nature conservation is a set of measures aimed at rational use of the nature and its resources surrounding us, conscious transformation in the interests of man, preservation and further enrichment of natural resources and nature in general, its beauty. Since the emergence of human society, it has been using natural resources for various purposes. As a result, there is a significant decrease in the number of flora and fauna, and even the threat of extinction of some species. This requires appropriate protection of nature to this day. The article discusses the important role of reserves, special reserves, biosphere reserves, national parks, nurseries, and natural monuments in protecting natural resources and the diversity of flora and fauna in our country, and their role in solving the most urgent problems of our time, such as protecting unique and endangered flora and fauna, preserving and multiplying those that are under threat of extinction.


 




 
75-77 346 41

THE IMPORTANCE OF CRITICAL THINKING IN EDUCATION

Malika Urokova


Critical thinking is an essential skill in modern education, fostering the ability to analyze, evaluate, and synthesize information effectively. This article explores the significance of critical thinking in shaping independent, reflective learners capable of problem-solving in diverse contexts. It highlights the role of educators in cultivating critical thinking through interactive teaching methods, real-world applications, and inquiry-based learning. Additionally, the article discusses the long-term benefits of critical thinking in personal development, academic success, and professional growth.


 




 
78-80 71 26

APPLICATION OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES IN ORGANIZING WORK WITH SPECIALTY TEXTS IN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE CLASSES

Aziza Safarova , D. Jabborova


The integration of modern computer and telecommunication technologies into education has significantly transformed teaching methodologies. This article examines the use of electronic educational resources in Russian language classes, focusing on specialty texts. The study highlights the development of electronic study materials, including digital lecture courses, test systems, and interactive learning tools. The implementation of electronic textbooks and tests enhances students' engagement, facilitates independent learning, and improves knowledge retention. A case study on an electronic study guide for 1st-year biology students illustrates the effectiveness of digital resources in language acquisition. The article also addresses challenges in developing computer-based learning materials, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary collaboration in their creation. The findings suggest that incorporating modern technologies into Russian language instruction significantly enhances students' mastery of professional terminology and independent reading skills.


 




 
81-84 226 12

FINDING THE ROOTS OF AN EQUATION USING THE CHORD METHOD

S. Khaidarova


The article describes the chord method for approximate solution of algebraic equations. A program for solving the problem in Pascal is provided.


 




 
85-90 94 30

INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT IN THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY: ENHANCING EFFICIENCY THROUGH DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND FOREIGN EXPERIENCE

Shakhzoda Khamidova


This article explores the issues of improving methods for managing innovative activities in textile and knitwear industry enterprises, as well as creating new consumer values by introducing innovative projects into management practices. The study covers measures aimed at increasing the production efficiency of industrial enterprises, ensuring their financial stability, and enhancing the global competitiveness and innovation development index of the national economy.


 




 
91-96 33 11

MANAGEMENT IN MANAGERIAL ACTIVITIES IN ENTERPRISES IS THE MECHANISM OF ORGANIZING THE SYSTEM AND HOW IT WORKS? DEVELOPMENT ISSUES

Martabakhan Dadajonanova


This article provides a detailed analysis of the goals, functions, tasks, objects and bodies of management, its organizational structure , the possibility of dividing the management system into different scales , and the possibilities of applying them in the activities of managers.


 




 
97-102 59 13

BASIC ELEMENTS OF LEASE RELATIONS

Gulchehra Sativaldieva


The article is devoted to the essence of leases, their classification and features of accounting for financial leases in accordance with the international standard IFRS 16 "Leases", as well as problems associated with the accounting and evaluation of leased assets.


 




 
103-108 60 18

FEATURES OF BUDGET TRANSFERS IN THE FORMATION OF LOCAL BUDGET FUNDS

Botirjon Maribjonov


This article highlights the importance and specific characteristics of budget transfers, which are the main criterion for inter-budgetary relations linking economic relations between budgets, widely used in the formation and management of local budget funds, which are one of the links of the public finance system, their objective necessity, functional tasks, and general economic and financial factors aimed at further reducing financial and economic consequences.


 




 
109-114 52 27

THE PLACE AND ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETING IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF A "GREEN" ECONOMY

Erkinjon Yulchiev

The essence of environmental marketing is considered as one of the tools for implementing the principles of a "green" economy. The need for the transition of the national economy to a "green" economy is associated with a prolonged economic crisis and the need to increase the competitiveness of Uzbek enterprises and products not only in domestic but also in foreign markets. The solution to this problem is directly related to the implementation of market expansion and diversification strategies. Entering new markets with existing and new products means its mandatory compliance with the standards of the country entering the market. One of their trends, reflected in quality standards, is the "environmental cleanliness" of consumer culture.

115-118 42 19

TYPES OF PROFESSIONAL TEXTS IN THE MEDICAL FIELD

Nilufar Abdullayeva


The article examines the extensive implementation of virtual technologies  in Uzbekistan's medical field in recent years and their impact  on  medical education and practice. In particular, it highlights the significant role of simulators, phantoms, and imitation methods in enhancing doctors' professional skills. Additionally, it categorizes various  types of medical texts, including research, professional-practical, reference, management, educational, daily practice, and public-oriented texts. Each type serves a specific audience  and purpose, maaking them essential sources of information for both medical professionals and the general public. The article further emphasizes the importance of correctly understanding and effectively utilizing these texts.


 




 
119-122 109 27

THE USE OF EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES TO IMPROVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS

Dilobar Babaqulova


The development of communication skills is crucial in the modern world, where effective interpersonal interactions significantly influence academic, professional, and social success. Extracurricular activities provide students with unique opportunities to enhance their communication skills through practical engagement and collaboration. This article explores the role of extracurricular activities in fostering communication abilities, emphasizing their importance in education and personal development.


 




 
123-126 57 26

IMAGES OF EXOTIC ANIMALS IN RUSSIAN PAREMIOLOGY

Muhammad Iskakov


The article explores how exotic animals such as elephants, crocodiles, monkeys, camels, tigers, lions, and parrots are symbolized in Russian proverbs and sayings. By analyzing their meanings, origins, and cultural functions, the study demonstrates how foreign influences have shaped Russian linguistic and cognitive frameworks. The findings reveal that exotic animals serve as metaphorical tools to express exaggeration, insincerity, foolishness, endurance, danger, strength, and mimicry in Russian paremiology.


 




 
127-133 39 20

MODELS OF DEVELOPMENT AUTONOMY OF HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THEIR ACTIVITIES

Nigina Odinayeva


The article analyzes models of development autonomy in higher educational institutions and identifies the autonomy of their development. In particular, scientific proposals and practical recommendations have been developed to improve the management of higher educational institutions.


 




 
134-139 35 17

CONCEPT OF PILGRIMAGE TOURISM AND ITS SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS

Z. Navruzzoda, S. Imomova


The article covers the types of tourism and the views of scholars on tourism


 




 
140-149 282 58

UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS ON GREEN TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION EFFICIENCY IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Shaxinya Igamova


In the current context of environmental constraints, implementing effective environmental regulations (ERs) is essential to fostering greener technologies. Green technology innovation efficiency (GTIE) measures how efficiently an industry utilizes resources in the process of green technology innovation. However, previous research has often treated innovation as a black box, overlooking the potential contributions and diversity of ERs.To address this gap, this study categorizes ERs into three types: command-and-control, market-based, and voluntary. Using China’s construction industry from 2017 to 2024 as a case study, the research evaluates the evolution of GTIE through a network Epsilon-Based Measure (EBM) model and examines the effects of ERs using Tobit regression analysis. The findings reveal that:There is a notable disconnect between the Research & Development (R&D) phase and the commercialization phase of green technology in the construction industry. While the industry effectively converts most R&D achievements into profits at the commercialization stage, a significant portion of R&D investment fails to yield tangible R&D outcomes.Different types of ERs influence GTIE in distinct ways, and their effectiveness depends on an appropriate combination of regulatory approaches to achieve the desired outcomes.


 




 
150-155 57 27

IMPROVEMENT OF ORGANIZATIONAL AND LEGAL BASES OF FOREIGN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

Jasurbek Saidmusayev


Protection of the domestic market is one of the most important areas of the state’s influence on the economy. Along with the defense capability of Uzbekistan, it is important to have the competitiveness of goods. To achieve this goal, it is necessary to create a strong industrial base in the country, create a legal infrastructure, establish strong legal relations with the economy of foreign countries, and protect productive sectors of industry from unfair competition of foreign companies. One of such protective measures is measures to protect the internal market of goods in the implementation of foreign economic activity. In this mechanism, anti-dumping, compensation and special protection measures introduced by the government of Uzbekistan play a key role.


 




 
156-160 86 25

SEASONAL PROVERBS AS A CULTURAL MIRROR: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RUSSIAN, UZBEK, AND ENGLISH PAREMIOLOGY

Guliza Jabborova


Proverbs are a vital part of linguistic and cultural heritage, reflecting the wisdom, traditions, and worldviews of different societies. This article examines the role of seasons in proverbs from Russian, Uzbek, and English, focusing on how seasonal changes shape perceptions of time, work, and life. By analyzing the similarities and differences in seasonal proverbs across these languages, this study highlights their significance in paremiology and cross-cultural communication.  


 




 
161-163 285 51

FAIRY TALES OF THE BROTHERS GRIMM IN ANIMATION: SYMBOLS AND THEIR VISUALIZATION

Zulfiya Nazirova

The article explores how animation interprets and visualizes the symbolism embedded in the folk tales of the Brothers Grimm. It examines how elements of fairy tales — such as forests, magical objects, and characters —are transformed into visual images that enhance their metaphorical meaning.


The article also analyzes examples of successful animated adaptations of fairy tales, such as animated series and films, in which the symbolism of these works is revealed through the color palette, form and composition. In conclusion, the role of animation in preserving and transmitting the cultural values embedded in the works of the Brothers Grimm to new generations of viewers is emphasized.

164-170 137 25

GENUS MAIZE ITS PROPERTIES AND MEDICINAL USES

Komilaxon Nazirova , Ranokhon Sadikova


This article reviews information about the Genus Cornus, as well as its useful medicinal properties and medicinal uses. Information on the classification and history of the genus is also given, which is the basis for further study of the genus. Corn is not only a fodder plant, widely used in the agricultural industry, but also an excellent medicinal plant. About the useful properties of corn has been known since ancient times, and even then it had popularity in folk medicine. Its healing properties are used for the treatment and prevention of various types of diseases such as gallbladder and biliary tract diseases, kidney disease, diabetes, diseases of the cardiovascular system.


 




 
171-174 246 41

A LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF APHORISMS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK

Feruza Ashurova


This article explores the linguistic features of aphorisms in English and Uzbek, highlighting similarities and differences in their structure, semantics, and cultural significance. Aphorisms, as concise and expressive forms of folk wisdom, play a significant role in reflecting national identity, worldview, and values. Through comparative analysis, the paper aims to reveal how each language encodes universal truths through unique linguistic and cultural lenses.


 




 
175-176 264 32

THE ROLE OF CONTEXT IN DISCOURSE ANALYSIS

Zarifa Ibragimova


Discourse analysis involves many aspects, such as adjacency pairs, coherence, cohesion, and so on, among which context plays an important role. The article intends to explore the role of context in discourse analysis on the basis of introducing the definition of context.


 




 
177-182 60 12

PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS IN THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE: A MEANS OF ENHANCING EXPRESSIVENESS

Mavjuda Turdikulova , Namuna Alimova


The article is devoted to the study of the role of phraseological units in enhancing the expressiveness of the Russian language. Various functions of phraseological units, their semantic and stylistic features, as well as their influence on the emotional coloring of speech are analyzed. Examples of the use of phraseological units in fiction and journalism are considered. Definitions of key terms are given, categories and origins of Russian phraseological units are studied.


 




 
183-188 65 29

INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF ENTERPRISES - A REQUIREMENT OF THE NEW ERA

Jakhongir Irisov


In this article, the innovative management of enterprises remains a pressing requirement of the modern market economy. In the process of introducing innovative ideas and advanced management methods into the company's activities, innovative management, unlike traditional management, consists mainly of adapting to constant changes and finding new methods of innovative management of enterprises and firms in the digital market economy. Today's enterprises face several important questions, and this article extensively covers the essence of innovation management, its main strategies, and their impact on business. 


 




 
189-192 92 22

RESOURCE EFFICIENCY MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES

Nafisa Rakhmonkulova


Efficient resource management is crucial for achieving sustainable economic development. This paper explores international experiences in resource efficiency management, focusing on policies, strategies, and best practices implemented in developed and developing countries. The study highlights successful cases from the European Union, the United States, and East Asian economies, demonstrating the positive impacts of resource-saving approaches on economic stability and growth. The findings suggest that adopting innovative technologies, circular economy principles, and strict regulatory frameworks significantly enhance resource efficiency and contribute to long-term economic sustainability. Furthermore, the study examines the role of public-private partnerships and financial incentives in promoting sustainable practices. Additionally, it discusses emerging trends such as digitalization, artificial intelligence, and blockchain technology in optimizing resource efficiency.


 




 
193-195 64 27

METHODOLOGY OF IMPROVING STUDENTS' MORAL AND AESTHETIC CULTURE IN TECHNOLOGY LESSONS

Anbarjon Egamova


The integration of moral and aesthetic culture in technology lessons requires a thoughtful approach that combines technical knowledge with critical thinking about ethical responsibility and design beauty. By fostering a balanced understanding of both the moral and aesthetic dimensions of technology, students can become not only skilled technologists but also thoughtful and socially responsible individuals who appreciate the art and implications of the technologies they create and use.


 




 
196-198 70 27

PSEUDONYMS AS A MEANS OF PROTECTING ONLINE PRIVACY

Valizaoy Obobakirova


This article explores how pseudonyms help protect online privacy by allowing users to interact in digital spaces without disclosing their real identities. It outlines the advantages of pseudonyms, including safeguarding personal information, minimizing cyber risks, preventing online harassment, and facilitating secure engagement in virtual communities.


 




 
199-201 39 13

INCLUDING STUDENTS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS ON THE BASIS OF MODERN APPROACHES

Aziza Mamanova, Jahongir Murodullayev


In the context of the study of students such as pedagogical and sports, pedagogical information, based on intellectual and motorized components of pedagogical universities, describes the systematic components of the processing of pedagogical universities. "Physical culture" is described in methods of determining the systematic component of mobile technology content.  


 




 
202-206 250 23

COMPARING CLASSICAL AND DEEP LEARNING APPROACHES IN COMPUTER VISION

Alibek Olimov


Computer vision has evolved significantly, transitioning from classical techniques based on handcrafted features to deep learning models that learn representations automatically. This article compares classical and deep learning approaches in terms of feature extraction, model complexity, computational efficiency, and application performance. While classical methods like Scale-Invariant Feature Transform (SIFT), Histogram of Oriented Gradients (HOG), and edge detection have been effective in controlled environments, deep learning models, particularly Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), have demonstrated superior adaptability in complex real-world scenarios. The discussion highlights their advantages, limitations, and future directions in computer vision research.


 




 
207-213 35 22

REGIONAL POLICY OF UZBEKISTAN: PRIORITIES AND THE PRINCIPLES OF IMPLEMENTATION

Qayimjon Bobomurodov


The article substantiates methodological approaches to the development of regional policy, as well as priorities and principles of its implementation. The main objectives, structure and content of the regional policy are formulated. The prerequisites for the economic development of regions that affect their competitiveness are identified, and long-term and medium-term priorities of regional policy are substantiated.


 




 
214-216 59 16

PHILOSOPHICAL AND ETHICAL VIEWS IN THE SCIENTIFIC HERITAGE OF THE THINKER ISHAQHON IBRAT

Ma’ruf G’ovsidinov , Kaliya Kiyasova


 After our country gained independence, our government paid special attention to the work of understanding our national spiritual values, religion, history, and national identity. In this regard, it is very important to educate young people in harmony with the scientific and spiritual heritage left by the Jadids, their exemplary life path, and life positions. Among the Jadid thinkers, the diverse creative activity of Is’haqkhan Ibrat, his life views, and the ideas he put forward have not lost their significance even today. It is important to step into the future with a deep understanding of his life path on the path to national prosperity, in order to form an active civic position in young people.


 




 
217-224 277 35

MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENT AND THERAPEUTIC PERSPECTIVES OF OVARIAN CANCER

Khurshidbek Masharifov , Etibor Rozimova, Aziza Madrimova


In this study, the molecular mechanisms of ovarian cancer development and promising therapeutic approaches were investigated. Genetic and epigenetic factors contributing to tumor cell transformation were analyzed, including mutations in BRCA1/2, TP53, and PTEN genes, as well as disruptions in DNA repair processes. Special attention was given to the role of signaling pathways such as PI3K/AKT/mTOR, WNT/β-catenin, and NOTCH in tumor progression. The study examined modern therapeutic strategies, including the use of PARP inhibitors, monoclonal antibodies, immunotherapy, and RNA interference. The findings confirm the relevance of further research into the molecular mechanisms of carcinogenesis to develop more effective personalized treatments for ovarian cancer.


 




 
225-229 62 12

ISSUING MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS TO PATIENTS USING THE E-RECIPE SYSTEM

Sarvinoz Qudratova, Hadicha Mardonova, Muxlisa Xamdamova


E-prescription replaces paper and faxed prescriptions, and the electronic prescription farm while filling and producing the medical prescription in an efficient electronic form on the computer, and sending the new prescription or renewal authorization to the pharmacy by e-mail or mail. The E-RECIPE system electronically generates a clear, error-free and understandable prescription for the prescriber directly from the point of care to the pharmacy and is an important element of the quality of human service.


 




 
230-233 74 19

THE GOALS AND LEARNING STYLES OF LAW STUDENTS IN LEARNING ESP (ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES)

Laziza Abdullaeva


This paper explores the goals and learning styles of law students engaged in English for Specific Purposes (ESP) education. It highlights the significance of aligning ESP instruction with students' professional needs and preferred learning methods to enhance engagement, motivation, and overall academic success.


 




 
234-236 230 29

TEACHING IDIOMS THROUGH 20TH CENTURY LITERATURE AND ITS ROLE IN ENHANCING LANGUAGE SKILLS FOR B2-LEVEL LEARNERS

Diyora Iskandarova


This research article explores the use of idioms in 20th-century literature and their role in enhancing language skills for B2-level learners. By analyzing idiomatic expressions in notable literary works from the 20th century, this study provides insights into how literature can facilitate the acquisition of idioms, improve cultural awareness, and foster critical thinking.




 
237-239 72 21

PROTEOGLYCANS IN NORMAL PHYSIOLOGY AND CARCINOGENESIS

Dilfuza Yunusova


The emergence and development of malignant tumors is associated with numerous disturbances in the physiology of the cell at both the genomic and protein levels and affects many macromolecules involved in various aspects of its vital activity. However, the growth of a malignant tumor and its metastasis are determined not only by the molecular characteristics of the tumor cell itself, but also by its interaction with the surrounding extracellular matrix (ECM) – an important and necessary part of any tissue. A huge role in this is played by complex protein-carbohydrate molecules of proteoglycans (PG), which are one of the main components of the ECM and are present on the surface of almost all cells, largely determining intercellular interactions and interactions of cells with the ECM.


 




 
240-242 55 16

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PREVENTIVE CARE IN PEDIATRICS

Dilafruz Nishonova


The article highlights the priority areas of preventive pediatrics related to the formation of the health of the younger generation, the organization of medical care for children, and the reduction of morbidity, disability and mortality. The importance of vaccination in the control of the most widespread infections was noted, and the need to create a system for providing comprehensive rehabilitation care to disabled children was substantiated.


 




 
243-245 379 71

ENCOURAGING AND MOTIVATING STUDENTS TO BE ACTIVE IN THE PRIMARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM

Malika Jumabaeva


Encouraging and motivating primary school students to be active in the classroom is vital for fostering a positive learning environment. Active participation leads to better retention of knowledge, the development of critical thinking skills, and a greater overall love for learning. To achieve this, teachers must create an inclusive, supportive, and engaging environment where students feel valued and motivated to participate. This can be accomplished by building strong relationships, making learning relevant and enjoyable, fostering intrinsic motivation, and employing strategies to encourage active participation. By focusing on hands-on learning, offering choices, integrating technology, and setting achievable goals, teachers can inspire students to engage fully in the classroom. This paper explores strategies for motivating primary school students, emphasizing the role of teachers in creating a dynamic learning atmosphere that promotes student involvement and success.


 




 
246-248 273 31

READINESS TO MASTER READING AND WRITING IN THE PRIMARY SCHOOL

Malika Jumabaeva


Readiness to master reading and writing in primary school is a multifaceted developmental process that involves the acquisition of language, cognitive, motor, emotional, and social skills. This process is influenced by a child’s ability to recognize letters, sounds, and words, as well as by their understanding of language structure and grammar. Key components of readiness include phonemic awareness, vocabulary development, fine motor skills for writing, and exposure to print materials. Additionally, emotional readiness, such as self-regulation and confidence, plays a significant role in how children approach learning. A print-rich environment, along with early literacy activities such as storytelling, word games, and regular reading, supports the development of these essential skills. This article examines the various factors contributing to a child’s readiness for mastering reading and writing in primary school and suggests strategies for fostering these skills in early childhood education.


 




 
249-252 229 56

EPIC AS A LITERARY GENRE

Nurjahon Nazarova


The epic genre, originally grounded in ancient storytelling practices, has transformed from oral poetry into a diverse narrative form that now encompasses multiple mediums. This article examines the key features of the epic genre, its historical origins, linguistic roots, and its adaptation into contemporary formats like epic novels, films, and video games. Additionally, it delves into the progression of the epic from folk traditions to written literary works, highlighting the thematic, stylistic, and structural elements that define epics across different cultures and time periods.


 




 
253-258 49 19

THE IMPORTANCE OF QUALITY PRESCHOOL EDUCATION FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT

Shirin Iskanderova


The article is devoted to the key role of quality preschool education in the harmonious development of the child. It examines the main aspects of quality education in preschool age - from the professional approach of teachers to the creation of a stimulating environment for development.


 




 
259-261 55 18

ENHANCING THE PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN THE ENERGY SECTOR

Feruza Xadjimuratova


The energy sector is the foundation of any country's economic development. The growth of this sector is directly linked to economic stability and the efficient management of energy resources. However, women's participation in this field remains at a low level. Global experience shows that ensuring gender equality in the energy sector increases efficiency and the level of innovation.


 




 
262-265 234 19

FEATURES OF FINANCIAL ANALYSIS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND ITS DEVELOPMENT DIRECTIONS

Iroda Urmanbekova


Financial analysis is a crucial tool for assessing a company's financial position, determining operational efficiency, and making future decisions. It relies on objective and reliable data to identify financial problems within a company and help resolve them. In foreign countries, financial analysis is conducted based on laws and standards. Standards such as GAAP and IFRS ensure the accuracy and transparency of financial data. Analysis conducted in accordance with international standards enhances competitiveness in the global market and serves as a reliable source of information for investors.


 




 
266-271 259 16

FEATURES OF USING NATIONAL MOVEMENT GAMES IN DEVELOPING MOVEMENT QUALITY IN PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

Azamat Sultansuynov, Didar Matberdiyev


This article analyzes the specific aspects of the use of national movement games in the process of developing the quality of movement in primary school students. The positive impact of national games on the physical development of children, increasing coordination skills and the formation of motor activity is considered on a scientific basis. As part of the research, the influence of national games on the quality of movement of students was studied using an experimental method and the results were analyzed. The article also provides recommendations for the effective use of national movement games in the process of primary education.


 




 
272-275 53 14

MODEL CREATION AND PRODUCTION PREPARATION IN CAD

Momogul Ismailova


This  article  Clothing types are constantly and continuously updated. Every year, new models with a variety of shapes and styles are introduced into production in the light industry. Fabrics, which are the main starting material of clothing, are constantly changing not only in terms of structure, appearance and color variety, but also in terms of properties and fibers. Accordingly, the technology of clothing production is changing.


 




 
276-279 267 37

LANGUAGE USE IN ADVERTISING: A LINGUISTIC PERSPECTIVE

Dilfuza Shadiyeva


This article explores the intricate relationship between language and advertising, highlighting how linguistic features shape consumer perception and influence purchasing behavior. By examining various elements such as syntax, semantics, pragmatics, and discourse strategies, this study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how language functions in advertising contexts. The findings underscore the importance of linguistic choices in crafting effective advertisements that resonate with target audiences.


 




 
280-282 262 15

WHAT DOES THE EFFICIENCY OF FREE ECONOMIC ZONES AND INNOVATION ZONES DEPEND ON?

B. Azimov


Modern in the economy innovations and competitiveness level increase for free economic territories (EIH) and innovation territories (IH) are important role plays . These areas economic activity encourage , investment attraction to do and new ideas and technologies develop for created platforms as service This will do . The article introduces the concepts of EIH and IH historical , current and future trends point of view from the point of view analysis does , developed and developing countries experiences compares and this regarding there is problems seeing it comes out .


 




 
283-286 100 33

DIRECTIONS FOR FINANCING AND IMPROVING SMALL BUSINESSES IN UZBEKISTAN

Mamlakat Bazarova


The government of Uzbekistan aims to improve the small business financing system in Uzbekistan by attracting foreign experience. Cooperation with influential individuals and organizations, as well as cooperation with financial centers and consulting firms, is an important initiative in this regard.


 




 
287-289 427 201

FEATURES OF THE ORGANIZATION OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT IN MODERN ORGANIZATIONS AND ENTERPRISES

M. Djurayeva


This article explores the key features of personnel management in modern organizations and enterprises. It discusses the role of strategic human resource management, the impact of digitalization, employee motivation, and talent development. The paper highlights the importance of an adaptive HR system, leadership development, and the integration of innovative management practices to enhance organizational efficiency.


 




 
290-293 198 93

TAX SYSTEM OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN: GENERAL DESCRIPTION

A. Ibragimov


This in the article Detailed information is provided about the tax system of the Republic of Uzbekistan . The legal framework of the tax system, existing types of taxes, recent reforms and measures taken to reduce the tax burden are covered. Changes aimed at improving tax policy and improving the investment climate are also analyzed . The article is intended for entrepreneurs, economists and specialists working in the field of taxation useful to be possible .


 




 
294-296 318 149

ISSUES OF IMPROVEMENT OF PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES OF STUDENTS IN THE PROCESS OF ECONOMIC EDUCATION

N. Izatova

This article explores the issues related to the development of professional and personal qualities of students in the process of economic education. It examines the significance of integrating theoretical knowledge with practical skills, fostering critical thinking, and developing leadership capabilities. The paper highlights the importance of modern educational technologies, interactive teaching methods, and the role of professional ethics in shaping students' competencies. Furthermore, it discusses the impact of extracurricular activities and continuous learning on students' career readiness and adaptability in a competitive labor market.

297-301 229 122

FEATURES OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT OF A TOURIST COMPANY

Z. Jumayeva


Currently, tourism is a whole industry that unites a number of enterprises involved in organizing tourist recreation and providing consumers with a variety of services. Every year, the tourism industry of Uzbekistan is increasingly included in the world market. However, this process is constrained by a number of factors, including shortcomings in state policy in the field of tourism, the industry's lagging behind foreign analogues, etc.


 




 
302-304 324 170

MANAGEMENT OF THE INNOVATION PROCESS IN ENTERPRISES

N. Naimova


Innovation management is a critical component of business success in today's competitive environment. This article explores the key stages of the innovation process, including idea generation, research and development, implementation, and commercialization. It also examines the role of leadership, organizational culture, and technological advancements in fostering innovation. By effectively managing innovation, enterprises can achieve sustained growth and maintain a competitive advantage.


 




 
305-307 262 115

THE IMPORTANCE OF ECONOMETRIC RESEARCH IN STUDYING THE COMPETITIVENESS OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

G. Qudratova


This article analyzes the significance of econometric research in enhancing the competitiveness of higher education institutions. It explores the study of competitive environments in higher education, assessing efficiency through statistical and econometric methods, and developing scientifically based proposals for improving education quality. The paper discusses modern data analysis methods, regression modeling, and the application of panel data analysis.


 




 
308-313 415 178

EDUCATION MANAGEMENT IN PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES IN UZBEKISTAN: DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES, CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

A. Shadiyev


The article examines the peculiarities of the management of private higher education institutions in Uzbekistan, their role in the country's educational system, and the key challenges and prospects for development. The author analyses the unique aspects of private HEIs management, such as autonomy, financial independence, and orientation to the needs of students. Special attention is paid to the challenges faced by private HEIs, including competition, public trust, financial sustainability, and government regulation. The article also presents statistical data on Uzbekistan and foreign experience, provides a comparative analysis, and suggests promising directions for development, such as digitalisation of education, partnership with business and international expansion. The article concludes with a conclusion on the importance of strategic management and adaptation of private HEIs to modern challenges.


 




 
318-319 27 11

ISАKHАN IBRАT’S VIEWS ON THE PАTH OF ENLIGHTNMENT АND GOODNESS

Sаyyorа Tuyсhiyevа

In the аrticle, the issues relаted to the fаmily in the work "Historicаl Culture" prepаred for the first time by the Uzbek enlightener Ishаq Khаn Ibrаt (1862-1937) аre presented: the topic of culture аnd lаnguаge in the fаmily, gossip in the neighborhood, аnd the educаtion of girls. Especiаlly, his views on the educаtion of women аre considered importаnt for the present time.

320-322 58 20

DYNAMICS OF STRENGTH DEVELOPMENT IN MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS

Y. Tulaykina, Golibzhon Saidov

This study focuses on examining the dynamics of strength development in middle school-aged children from 13-14 to 14-15 years old. Control exercises used in the study included torso lifting and lowering for girls and push-ups from a plank position for boys. The research was conducted during the 2022-2023 academic year among 8th-grade students (7 girls and 8 boys) at Secondary School No. 5 in Bukhara. Results were recorded in September and April and analyzed using statistical methods. The findings revealed that both girls and boys showed positive dynamics in strength ability over the school year. In girls, the average score in the torso lift and lower test increased from 45 to 48, while in boys, the push-up test scores improved from 31 to 36. The study demonstrates that the rapid development of the muscular system and the proper organization of physical exercises positively influence the growth of strength ability in children of this age.

323-326 75 8

METHODOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT OF MOTHER TONGUE EDUCATIONAL CONTENT BASED ON HERMENEUTIC TEACHING

Shaxnoza Djo’rayeva


To be able to use the scientific and theoretical foundations of mother tongue education, the most convenient and modern methods of teaching at different stages of education, to teach the methodology of teaching the uzbek language based on the professional requirements for future teachers of the uzbek language. It consists of teaching effective methods, forms and methods of teaching the content of the language at the level of modern requirements, highlighting the pedagogical and methodological possibilities of their implementation. The methods and methods of teaching the uzbek language to students, their theoretical foundations, the hermeneutic approach, the role of the uzbek language in the educational content, the set of BKMs given to students at each level of the uzbek language, theoretical knowledge of the theoretical foundations of innovative pedagogical and methodological activities to work on the tasks, to achieve full mastery of the practice of the uzbek language educational content methodology with the students. The hermeneutic teaching on the development of a scientific worldview in the uzbek language education is reflected in the article.  


 




 
327-329 49 9

THE GROWTH OF THE GLOBAL IMPORTANCE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND MEDIASAVODKHANISM SENIOR LECTURER OF THE DEPARTMENT “JOURNALISM”

Hurriyat Eshova


this article analyzes the global importance of Information Technology, the role of mediasavodkhanism in the development of society and current problems in this area. International experience and practical recommendations are also explored.


 




 
330-332 60 10

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES USED IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY

Hurriyat Eshova


This article is devoted to the development of electronic convergence, the exchange of audio and video information between the Internet and public networks, the development of the Internet and social networks.The process of remote access to websites from online resources was also launched.


 




 
333-335 43 14

MEDIA COMMUNITY: AUDIENCE MANIPULATION AND MALICIOUS CONTENT ON THE INTERNET AND ITS IMPACT

Hurriyat Eshova


the development of the media industry and cybersecurity the historical reference book provides data on the time of the village's emergence.


 




 
336-342 134 34

UZBEKISTAN'S FOOD TOURISM: CULINARY HERITAGE AND PROMOTION

Ozoda Tajibayeva


As world practice shows, gastronomic tourism has proven itself to be a rather profitable item of the national economy, and it is no coincidence that even those countries whose gastronomic culture was previously unknown to man have taken up its development. Absolutely all countries have the conditions for the development of gastronomic tourism, and this is a unique distinctive feature of this type of tourism. Also, gastronomic tourism is not a seasonal holiday; a suitable tour can be approved for any time of the year. Culinary tourism is, to one degree or another, an integral part of all tours. But unlike other types of tourism, acquaintance with national cuisine becomes the main motive, goal and element of a gastronomic trip. Promotion of local farms and food producers is an integral part of any gastronomic tour. Buyers of gastronomic tours need to decide on the concept of the trip in advance. You can simply go to a country famous for its centuries-old culinary traditions and get acquainted with its attractions - both edible and all the rest.


 




 
343-345 39 18

THE ROLE OF AUTHENTICITY IN IMPROVING LISTENING SKILLS

D Abdurahmonova


This article is focused on trying to improving listening skills through authentic materials and to discover how to facilitate learners’ language learning process regarding through authentic materials at secondary schools. The findings revealed that incorporating authentic materials can significantly improve students' listening proficiency and foster a deeper understanding of a language.


 




 
346-349 104 50

THE ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND CHATBOTS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING

Mamlakat Ruzmetova


The advancement of technology has led to the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and chatbots in English Language Teaching (ELT), significantly transforming the landscape of education. This paper explores the influence of AI and chatbots on language learning, focusing on their role in enhancing educational experiences, promoting personalized learning, and increasing student engagement. Through AI-driven applications, students are able to receive tailored feedback, engage in real-time conversation practice, and access a variety of learning resources. Additionally, the paper addresses the challenges faced by educators and learners in the adoption of AI and chatbot technologies and examines the future potential of these tools in revolutionizing ELT methodologies.


 




 
350-352 55 7

THE ROLE OF INTEGRATED EDUCATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS

Khamida Nusratova


This article describes the observation of integrated lessons, the scientific views of thinkers based on foreign experience, and the technology for organizing integrated lessons.


 




 
353-356 89 40

IN THE BUKHARA KHANATE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE DOR USH SHIFA (HOSPITAL) BY SUBHONQULIKHAN

Durnigor Bahronova , Javoxir Beknazarov


The article reveals the essence of the scientific activity of the Ashtarkhanid ruler of the Bukhara Khanate, Subhanqulikhan. Subhanqulikhan’s reforms in the field of medicine and his relations with the rulers of the time have been discussed in detail. Also, the organization and structure of Dor ush-shifa it’s importance at that time and now are explained in detail.


 




 
357-359 70 26

STRESS AND DEFENSE MECHANISMS IN EMERGENCY WORKERS: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS

Firuza Oblokulova


Emergency workers, including medical staff, first responders, and rescue teams, are often exposed to high-stress environments that significantly impact their mental health and overall well-being. This article explores the stress conditions faced by individuals working in emergency situations and investigates the defense mechanisms they employ to cope with such stress. It delves into the psychological and emotional responses of emergency workers, the mechanisms that help them protect themselves from mental strain, and the implications of these findings for improving workplace conditions and mental health support systems. Through a review of relevant literature, this study highlights the importance of understanding stress management strategies to maintain the health and efficiency of emergency workers.


 




 
360-364 35 7

PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN SHAPING SOCIAL ATTITUDES IN STUDENTS

Javlonbek Bekbolayev


The process of accepting and perceiving information plays an important role in shaping students' social attitudes. This is the process of receiving and understanding information from the external environment, which includes the following stages:


 




 
365-367 121 41

PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF MARRIAGE MOTIVATIONS ON THE STABILITY OF FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS AMONG YOUTH: SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Feruza Anarbayeva


The role of marriage motivations in the stability of family relationships has been increasingly discussed in contemporary psychological research, especially concerning youth. The psychological factors influencing young people's motivations for marriage are crucial for understanding how these motivations shape the dynamics of family life. This article explores the social-psychological characteristics of marriage motivations among youth and how these factors impact the strength and longevity of marital bonds. Through examining various motivations for marriage—emotional, social, and economic—this article highlights the psychological processes that affect the stability of family relationships, as well as the social and cultural context within which young people form these motivations.


 




 
368-371 138 39

SCIENTIFIC AND THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF LITERARY TRANSLATION TRANSFORMATIONS

Nargiza Sodiqova


The process of translating literature is complex and encompasses linguistic, cultural, and semantic elements. The way translators handle interlingual transformations—adjustments made to communicate meaning, style, and cultural nuances from the source language into the target language—largely determines how effective it is. This article analyse different kinds of translation changes (lexical, syntactic, and cultural) and their purpose in guaranteeing functional equivalency, drawing on the writings of eminent academics including E. Nida, L. Venuti, A. Lefevere, and Uzbek translation theorists. It emphasises how crucial it is to appropriately maintain the text's creative worth and meaning while modifying it to fit the linguistic and cultural background of the intended audience. The study comes to the conclusion that a careful use of translation changes improves literary works' aesthetic and communicative qualities, which in turn enriches intercultural communication.


 




 
372-375 160 67

THE ROLE OF FICTION IN DEVELOPING READING SKILLS OF YOUNG LEARNERS

Odina Abdukhalilova , Dilfuza Iskandarova


The reading abilities of young readers are enhanced by fiction's promotion of language development, comprehension, and critical thinking. The purpose of this study is to find out how reading fiction improves young children's vocabulary, reading fluency, and cognitive engagement. The study examines the various literary devices and narrative strategies that support the development of reading comprehension and interpretation skills. Additionally, the study looks at the pedagogical and psychological advantages of utilizing fiction as a teaching technique to help students become more literate. The results show how well fiction inspires kids and improves their overall reading skills, underscoring the value of include it in early reading programs.


 




 
376-379 91 39

THE ROLE OF DIGITALIZATION OF THE PUBLIC CIVIL SERVICE IN REDUCING THE HUMAN FACTOR

Dilmurod Nasimov , Rano Umarova


This article explains in detail the reforms being implemented today in the direction of digitalization of the state civil service, electronic platforms created within the framework of new hardware and software complexes, launched electronic systems in order to reduce the human factor in the direction of entering the state civil service, its passage, assessment of its effectiveness, advanced training and prevention of corruption risks.


 




 
380-383 34 20

CHANGES IN THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IN THE DIGITAL AGE

Nigina Artikova


This article analyzes how the international business environment is changing in the digital age. It also highlights new trends in international business, changing consumer demands and expectations, and the requirements placed on companies to maintain competitiveness in the digital economy.


 




 
384-385 75 23

"FIRST TEACHER" – ABDULLA AVLONI'S PEDAGOGICAL VIEWS – HIS CONTRIBUTION TO THE EDUCATION SYSTEM AND PROGRESSIVE IDEAS

Sayidillo Korakhujayev


Abdulla Avloni was a leading educator, writer, and reformer who significantly influenced the development of modern education in Uzbekistan. As a key figure in the Jadid movement, he sought to modernize the traditional educational system by integrating secular subjects, developing new teaching methods, and emphasizing moral and national values. His book Birinchi Muallim (First Teacher) serves as a foundational text in Uzbek pedagogy. This paper explores Avloni’s pedagogical ideas, his contribution to the education system, and the lasting impact of his reforms on modern schooling.


 




 
386-387 79 31

LIFE AND WORK OF ABDULLA AVLONI – GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT HIS LIFE PATH, PLACES OF EDUCATION, ACTIVITIES, AND LITERARY HERITAGE

Sayidillo Korakhujayev


Abdulla Avloni (1878–1951) was a prominent figure in Uzbek literature, education, and public life. Known for his contributions to the development of modern Uzbek literature, he played a crucial role in the educational reforms and the promotion of national identity. His works, deeply rooted in cultural, social, and political contexts, reflect the period of transformation in Central Asia. This article provides a comprehensive overview of his life, education, professional activities, and literary heritage, underscoring his influence on Uzbekistan’s intellectual and cultural growth.


 




 
388-392 48 28

MODERN APPROACHES TO THE EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF THE QUALITY OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICES OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE TRAINING OF SPECIALISTS

Sh. Gafurova


The paper looks at the study of quality management problems of higher education in the training of specialists. The author develops that for effective quality management in higher education there is needed an integrated approach to understanding and evaluating the quality of the educational process. The article clarifies and systematizes various approaches to managing the quality of educational services to ensure competitiveness in the area of higher education of the Republic of Uzbekistan.


 




 
393-402 78 17

HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE NEOLITHIC AND BRONZE AGE SETTLEMENTS OF THE AKCHADARYA BASIN AND THE LOWER ZARAFSHAN VALLEY

Inobat Usmanova


The article analyzes the historical study of archaeological monuments of the Neolithic period in the Akchadarna delta and the Lower Zarafshan.


 




 
403-407 78 27

HOW TO APPROACH CHOOSING A PROFESSION FOR PUPILS IN HIGH SCHOOL

Feruza Boymurodova , Mashhura Hamdamova


 







This article delves into some methods, tips, and techniques for pupils who are doubtful about their future careers to be clearer about which field they should carry on their education and majors. That is to say, ‘Are there any methods for opting for the right occupation? and ‘What should pupils take into account?’. Considering higher education is a crucial juncture in a young person’s life, the decisions taken in this period can shape their future in significant ways. This research seeks to explore the complex decision-making process of students as they begin their professional journeys by analyzing a range of factors. These include personal interests, family interactions, societal expectations, and economic considerations. This article covers the advantages of early career planning, ways for high school students to explore potential careers, and helpful tips for preparing for your future role after graduation. It is also vital to consider the process; it does not need to be stressful. Breaking the process into simpler steps enables students to weigh their options and start getting ready for the future prospects. The research will explore further suggestions and approaches for youngsters with reasonable explanations. This paper will end by advocating some considerable steps and further perspectives.


 




 
408-410 84 35

MASTERING SPEAKING SKILLS IN A NEW LANGUAGE: OVERCOMING BARRIERS AND EFFECTIVE APPROACHES

Mavludaxon Abdumuxtorova , Yoqutxon Rayimaliyeva


This research explores how to accelerate speaking skills while studying a foreign language, specifically examining different approaches and expert opinions on how to improve the ability to convey thoughts in a new language for those just starting their language-learning journey. This research will also investigate the most common difficulties faced by beginners while attempting to communicate in a foreign language. In addition, the study delves into several ways and experiments to help students improve their speaking skills, such as task-based learning, interactive speaking exercises, and the effective use of technology. However, it is pivotal to remember that becoming fluent in a new language is a long-term process that requires consistency, patience, and perseverance. Therefore, this study also addresses strategies to maintain focus throughout the whole learning process, regardless of the challenges or setbacks, and emphasizes the importance of staying motivated and committed during the language-learning journey.


 




 
411-414 98 53

SCIENTIFIC WORKS OF THE XX-XXI CENTURY UZBEK ARABIC SCIENTISTS IN THE FIELD OF ISLAMIC SOURCES TRANSLATION AND THEIR ETHICAL AND EDUCATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE

Abdiaziz Nomozov


This article highlights the scientific works of Uzbek Arabic scholars of the 20th-21st centuries in the field of translation of Islamic sources and their moral and educational significance.  The contributions of Uzbek Arabic scholars in the translation and analysis of religious sources in Arabic, especially their role in solving moral and educational problems in the Muslim world, are shown.  The article talks about the great work of famous Uzbek scholars such as Sheikh Muhammad Sadiq Muhammad Yusuf, Sheikh Abdulaziz Mansur, Usman Khan Alimov in translating the Holy Qur'an and hadiths, and their role in enriching the religious and moral knowledge of the people through their works.  The article also analyzes in detail the educational significance of these translations and their role in the development of religious culture.  The works illuminate not only the religious aspect, but also their translation in accordance with the Uzbek national spirituality and their contribution to conveying Islamic teachings in the vernacular.


 




 
415-418 59 30

WAYS OF TRAINING STUDENTS TO USE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND INCREASE THEIR EFFICIENCY

Bekzod Yusupov , Malika Uchqunova


In this article, ways to train teachers to use information technologies and increase their effectiveness were considered. Based on the analysis of the normative-legal framework, scientific-methodical literature on the studied subject, the specific features of the introduction of information technologies in the study of certain subjects were determined.


 




 
419-423 81 17

FACILITIES OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOR DISABLED CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS IN CITIES AND VILLAGES

Bekzod Yusupov , Risolat Norqulova


We will gain a broader understanding of the benefits of inclusive education, the pedagogical skills of inclusive education work in rural and urban areas, and the potential of inclusive education to further strengthen relationships between parents and children and help them take their place in society more quickly and easily.


 




 
424-427 50 22

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ARTIFICAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) IN THE ACQUISITION OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Asila Azizova

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in foreign language learning has emerged as a transformative force within educational establishments. AI technologies, such as chatbots and personalized learning platforms, facilitate enhanced language acquisition by providing tailored educational experiences that cater to individual learner needs. This approach not only boosts engagement but also fosters self-expression and communication skills on a global scale.


Recent studies highlight the potential of AI to improve learners' affective factors, such as motivation and confidence, which are crucial for successful language learning. Furthermore, AI-driven tools can offer immediate feedback and practice opportunities, thereby enhancing the overall learning process. However, the implementation of AI in language education is not without challenges, including concerns about data privacy and the potential reduction of human interaction in learning environments

428-432 60 13

FACTORS DETERMINING INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES OF THE REGION

Sh. Alimova


This article discusses the factors that determine the investment activity of the region, interacting system of leverage that impacts to investing activities at all levels in order to enhance existing production facilities or advancing newly established enterprises as well as socio-economic development and competitiveness of these regions.


 




 
433-435 39 26

THE DEVELOPMENT OF MONETARY POLICY IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY

N. Sodikova


The rapid development of digital technologies has significantly transformed monetary policy and the functioning of financial systems. This article explores the evolution of monetary policy in the context of the digital economy, highlighting the challenges and opportunities presented by digital currencies, fintech innovations, and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). It discusses the implications of digitalization for monetary transmission mechanisms, inflation control, and financial stability. The study concludes with recommendations for policymakers to adapt monetary policy to the digital era effectively.


 




 
436-442 87 42

MODERN PEDAGOGY AND LINGUISTICS: MAIN APPROACHES AND CHALLENGES

Saida Abdullayeva , Gulmira Rizamuhamedova , Feruza Akbarova , Abror Ismatullaev


 Linguistics (from the Greek lingua – “language” and logos – “science”) is a diverse and intricate discipline that examines language both scientifically and practically, closely linked with other social sciences. It explores key linguistic issues, the fundamental principles governing the origin and evolution of language, and the features of both language and speech. Language functions within society, facilitating communication among its members. Language acts as a medium that mirrors the historical context of a society and plays a crucial role in the spiritual and educational growth and development of individuals. Language, manifested through speech, is linked to human cognition, spirituality, culture, traditions, and personal growth.


 




 
443-445 140 50

BREAKING LANGUAGE BARRIERS: HOW AI AND NLP ARE UNITING HUMANS AND MACHINES

Makhsudkhon Ismatullaev , Tohir Qodirov


Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Natural Language Processing (NLP) have revolutionized human-computer interaction by breaking language barriers and enabling seamless communication across different languages. These technologies enhance real-time translation, speech recognition, and multilingual text processing, making information more accessible globally. This article explores how AI-driven NLP is transforming communication, discusses the challenges it faces, and examines future developments. The study highlights the role of deep learning models, machine translation, and conversational AI in bridging linguistic gaps. The findings suggest that while AI has significantly improved cross-language communication, ethical concerns and accuracy remain key areas for further development.


 




 
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PEDAGOGICAL CONDITIONS FOR THE FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMPETENCIES OF MEDICAL EDUCATION STUDENTS ON THE BASIS OF A DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH

Maftuna Tuychibayeva , Shaxzoda Mavlonova


 In modern education, a rethinking of the problems of controlling the learning of a professional foreign language by students of medical education is of particular importance both in educational practice and methodically in connection with the fundamental changes determined by life itself. Today we witness that the study of foreign languages in our country is really becoming a requirement of the times. The number of medical education students studying professional foreign languages is increasing day by day, and these skills are widely used in practical activities. The restoration of intercultural relations and an increase in interest in the intellectual wealth accumulated by mankind make a foreign language not only an interesting science, but also a necessary tool for cultural dialogue, the implementation of joint scientific and technical projects with other foreign countries.


 




 
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THE PROBLEM OF DEVELOPING PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE IN FUTURE TOURISM SPECIALISTS IN THE PROCESS OF LEARNING ENGLISH IN SCIENTIFIC AND METHODOLOGICAL LITERATURE

Nilufar Abdurasulova


This article explores the issue of developing professional competence in future tourism specialists through English language instruction, as examined in scientific and methodological literature. The relevance of integrating language learning with professional training is emphasized, given the global nature of the tourism industry. The article reviews theoretical foundations, teaching strategies, and practical approaches that contribute to the formation of communicative, intercultural, and industry-specific skills in tourism students. It also highlights the importance of aligning English language instruction with professional standards to ensure competitiveness in the international labor market.




 
455-457 57 34

THE LINGUOPRAGMATIC SIGNIFICANCE OF PARALINGUISTICS: EXPLORING NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION IN HUMAN INTERACTION

Oydinoy Anvarbekova


Paralinguistics, that is, communication through nonverbal means, is an important area of linguistic pragmatics. This article briefly summarizes the views of 10 linguists on paralinguistic means and analyzes research conducted in various areas of paralinguistics. The article considers issues such as the linguopragmatic analysis of nonverbal means, their role and significance in communication, and their manifestation in different cultures.


 




 
458-460 76 13

USE OF ROTOR CLASSIFIERS IN THE POWDER SEPARATION PROCESS IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY

Ahliyor Erkinov , Akbarjon Xadjibayev


This article analyzes the role and efficiency of rotor classifiers in the food industry for separating powdered substances. These devices help classify particles based on size, improving product quality. Additionally, the article examines the working principles of classifiers and aerodynamic processes.


 




 
461-464 84 44

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF U-SHAPED HEAT EXCHANGERS: A SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS

Akbarjon Xadjibayev , Maftuna Jobborova , Ahliyor Erkinov


U-shaped heat exchangers are widely employed across industries due to their superior heat transfer efficiency, compact structure, and cost-effectiveness. This paper explores their advantages and disadvantages, focusing on thermal efficiency, durability, maintenance challenges, and industrial applications. Using statistical data and case studies, the study highlights the economic and operational impact of U-shaped heat exchangers, providing insights into their suitability for various industries. Additionally, the paper discusses potential improvements for optimizing their performance in future applications.


 




 
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THE USE OF TOPONYMIC INFORMATION IN SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY LESSONS

Azamjon Jabborov , Muzaffar Meliyev


This article analyzes the importance and effective methods of using toponymic information in school geography lessons. Toponymics, that is, the science of studying place names, will increase students' interest in geography, help them gain a deeper understanding of the history, culture, and natural-geographic features of the area. In the course of the research, it was found that toponymic information enriches the knowledge of students and helps to make the teaching process lively and visual. The article also mentions the possibilities and problems of effective integration of toponymic information into the teaching process, including the lack of methodological materials and the need to increase the level of training of teachers in toponymy.


 




 
469-473 54 14

GEOECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF RATIONAL USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES

Doniyor Muminov , Malikakhon Karimkulova


This article provides information on environmental problems and the factors that cause them. Theories about geocomplexes are presented. Opinions on measures to improve the geoecological situation are highlighted.


 




 
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TERRESTRIAL RESOURCES ARE A SET OF ECOLOGICALLY CLEAN NATURAL RESOURCES

Doniyor Muminov , Tilloxon Abdusattorova


The Masurian case raises issues of charisma. The Charter of Land Resources provides information on natural geographical, economic, and social geographical factors.


 




 
478-482 84 34

INVESTIGATION OF THE PROCESS OF GRINDING OF SOLID OIL REFINERY WASTE IN THE IMPACT CENTRIFUGAL MILL

Akbarjon Khadjibaev , Ahliyor Erkinov , Asliddin Shokirov


The article presents the results of research of the process of petroleum coke grinding in the impact centrifugal mill. The aim of the work was to find optimal technological parameters for obtaining petroleum coke powders of a given granulometric composition. Experimental studies were carried out, including the analysis of the influence of the mass flow rate of the material, the rotor speed of the mill and the granule size of the initial material on the disperse composition of the product. The results have shown that the increase of rotor speed and reduction of initial granule size contribute to the increase of material grinding degree. Technological schemes of petroleum coke processing have been developed, which can be used in various industries.


 




 
483-484 115 13

EFFECTS OF ASCARIASIS ON THE MUCOSAL LAYER OF THE SMALL INTESTINE

Gulchehra Solieva


Ascariasis, a parasitic infection caused by Ascaris lumbricoides, significantly impacts the small intestine's mucosal layer. This study explores the pathological changes induced by the parasite, including inflammation, villous atrophy, and disruption of nutrient absorption. Understanding these effects is crucial for developing effective treatments and preventive measures.


 




 
485-493 66 37

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES: A PROGRAM FOR CREATING A CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR RISK ASSESSMENT AND ANALYSIS

Sunnatulla Sulaymanov, Doston Saidov , Mavluda Batirova


This article describes the conceptual model for creating a program for creating a conceptual model of a labor protection management system at manufacturing enterprises and examples of the created program. A conceptual model for assessing and analyzing risks is proposed for developing a labor protection management system at manufacturing enterprises. The model uses modern approaches and digital technologies aimed at minimizing production risks based on the requirements of the ISO 45001 standard. Also, accidents are analyzed and safety measures are determined based on the Heinrich theory, Domino theory and the human factor model. As part of the model creation, a Python software model was developed to increase production safety, which allows monitoring and assessing the level of worker safety. The results indicate the need to apply innovative approaches to minimizing risks and increasing labor productivity at enterprises.


 




 
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INTRODUCTION TO DATA AUTOMATION THROUGH MACROS

Nargiza Mirzakhmedova


The article presents concepts such as program, software, repetitive information, system software, the main parts of system software: drivers, utilities, network operating systems, virtualization, kernel programs; Application software: office, multimedia programs; Programming languages ​​and hardware tools: programming languages; automation capabilities, macro commands and macros.


 




 
498-502 186 60

MICHAEL CRICHTON AND THE INTERSECTION OF SOCIETY, SCIENCE, AND TECHNOLOGY

Rano Kasimova , Mohichexra Aliyeva

An American writer, filmmaker, screenwriter, and producer often referred to as the father of the techno-thriller. His works seamlessly blend complex scientific concepts with captivating storytelling, leaving a profound influence on literature, film, and public discourse surrounding the interplay between science, technology, and society. Through novels like “Jurassic Park”, “The Andromeda Strain”, and “Prey”, Michael Crichton underscores the unforeseen dangers of unchecked scientific development, advocating for ethical awareness and foresight in technological endeavors. His stories explore conflicts between scientific advancement and its broader social effects, especially in fields such as genetic engineering, extraterrestrial threats, and the commercialization of research.


Michael Crichton critiques the ethical dilemmas posed by technological progress, calling for greater transparency, responsibility, and proactive risk management. In addition to his fiction, his essays and speeches stressed the importance of scientific literacy and the influence of media in shaping public perceptions.


Michael Crichton’s legacy continues to provoke thought on balancing technological advancement with human values, highlighting the deep connection between science and society.

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IMPROVING THE SYSTEM OF PREPARING FUTURE PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS FOR DEONTOLOGICAL ACTIVITY

Gulhayo Akramova


This article analyzes the preparation of future physical education teachers for deontological activity and its role in improving the quality of physical education and the effectiveness of teaching. The study substantiates the importance of forming professional ethics, pedagogical culture, and communicative competencies among physical education teachers. The research methodology includes empirical and theoretical methods such as pedagogical analysis, surveys, interviews, and observations to assess the level of deontological preparedness of future teachers.


 




 
506-508 126 22

LIFE AND WORK OF BEHBUDIY

Rayhona Samandarova


This arcticle about is Mahmudkhoja Behbudiy (1875–1919). He was a prominent reformist, educator, writer, and journalist in Turkestan. As a leading figure in the Jadid movement, he pioneered educational reforms, advocating for modernized schools that combined religious and secular subjects. He founded the newspaper "Oyna", which became a crucial platform for discussing political, social, and cultural issues. His literary contributions include "Padarkush", the first modern Uzbek play, which highlighted the dangers of ignorance and the need for education. His reformist ideas, however, led to conflicts with Russian colonial authorities and conservative religious leaders. Arrested and executed by the Emir of Bukhara in 1919, Behbudiy became a martyr for enlightenment and progress. His legacy continues to influence discussions on education, national identity, and modernization in Central Asia.


 




 
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COMPARING CLASSICAL AND DEEP LEARNING APPROACHES IN COMPUTER VISION

Alibek Olimov


Computer vision has evolved significantly, transitioning from classical techniques based on handcrafted features to deep learning models that learn representations automatically. This article compares classical and deep learning approaches in terms of feature extraction, model complexity, computational efficiency, and application performance. While classical methods like Scale-Invariant Feature Transform (SIFT), Histogram of Oriented Gradients (HOG), and edge detection have been effective in controlled environments, deep learning models, particularly Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), have demonstrated superior adaptability in complex real-world scenarios. The discussion highlights their advantages, limitations, and future directions in computer vision research.


 




 
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THE OBJECTIVE NECESSITY AND SIGNIFICANCE OF DEVELOPING THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SECTOR IN THE CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION IN THE FOOD MARKET

Almardon Mengnorov


This article thoroughly examines scientific and practical approaches to ensuring the competitiveness of agricultural products produced in our country. Special attention is given to the stable development of the agricultural sector, particularly the fruit and vegetable industry, the introduction of innovative technologies, the efficient use of limited land and water resources, increasing production volumes, and expanding export geography. The study also focuses on developing additional measures for consistent reforms, conducting systematic analysis, making optimal strategic decisions, and creating multi-variant models of sustainable economic growth.


 




 
521-524 54 16

PEDAGOGICAL DESIGN AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE

Munisa Avazova


Pedagogical design is an essential framework for optimizing education. This article explores its scientific foundations and role in enhancing learning experiences. It highlights strategies to reduce cognitive load, promote active learning, and support diverse learners through adaptive approaches.


 




 
525-528 149 21

THE ROLE OF THE INFINITIVE IN RUSSIAN SYNTAX: GRAMMATICAL FEATURES AND SENTENCE STRUCTURES

Anjela Yafasova


This article explores the infinitive in the Russian language, its grammatical features, and its syntactic usage. It discusses the infinitive as an unchanged form of the verb, its role in various sentence structures, and its use in dependent clauses, complex sentences, and impersonal constructions. Special attention is given to the stylistic features of the infinitive in both literary and colloquial language. The article also analyzes examples from classical and modern Russian literature, providing recommendations for learners of Russian on how to improve their use of the infinitive.


 




 
529-530 168 40

THE ROLE OF ETYMOLOGY IN UNDERSTANDING MODERN VOCABULARY

Ruhshona Odilova, Dilfuza Iskandarova


The analysis of word origins, known as etymology, is important in comprehending the modern vocabulary because it concerns history. Scrutinizing the word meaning enhances comprehension and correct application of vocabulary. This article investigates the value of etymology and its educational uses for students and its great effect on vocabulary development. The analysis of this research is based on the articles compiled on scholarly research done on the subject. The author of the work stresses that knowing words etymologically accelerates the understanding of their meanings and therefore improves terminology knowledge. Furthermore, the etymology of words helps in the cognitive workings of the brain and in the processes of learning a new language; both first and second languages.


 




 
531-534 57 18

INNOVATIVE PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES AND AXIOLOGICAL APPROACH

Dilfuza Shabbazova


Innovative pedagogical technologies play a crucial role in modern education, enhancing the effectiveness of the teaching and learning process. The axiological approach, which focuses on the formation of values and personal development, is essential in shaping students' worldviews and moral principles. This article explores the integration of innovative teaching methods with an axiological approach to improve educational outcomes. Special attention is given to interactive, problem-based, and digital learning technologies that foster critical thinking, creativity, and value-oriented education. The study provides recommendations for implementing these methodologies in various educational contexts.


 




 
535-537 53 20

LINGUISTIC MEANS REFLECTING THE SUBJECT IN LEGAL DISCOURSE

Xolida Ubaydullaeva


This article talks about the cognitive-discursive paradigm, discursive analysis, legal discourse, subject in legal discourse, legal discourse and its institutional and personal characteristics, the main tasks that show personality in discourse in world and Uzbek linguistics.


 




 
538-541 84 33

LANGUAGE LEARNING IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD: CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES

Gulbadan Kushatova


 In the modern, interconnected world, language learning has become an essential skill, not only for communication but also for personal, social, and professional growth. This article examines the challenges faced by language learners in a globalized world and discusses strategies for overcoming these barriers. With globalization facilitating widespread cultural exchange, learning new languages offers opportunities for cultural understanding, economic growth, and collaboration. However, learners also encounter significant obstacles such as access to resources, motivation, and the complexities of mastering a new language. This paper explores how innovative teaching methods, technological tools, and cultural immersion can aid in overcoming these challenges and fostering successful language acquisition in a globalized society.


 




 
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THE ROLE OF TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE ECONOMY OF THE REPUBLIC OF KARAKALPAKSTAN

K. Khalmuratov


This article discusses the role of transport infrastructure in the economy of the Republic of Karakalpakstan.


 




 
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PREPARING FUTURE TEACHERS FOR ARTISTIC ANALYSIS OF WORKS OF FINE ART

Saodat Makhkamova


Actual questions of Preparing future teachers for artistic analysis of works of fine art in school activity.The article is aimed at improving knowledge on the subject Composition of students and teachers in the specialty "Visual Arts and Engineering Graphics". This article highlights such relevant forms of visual art as drawing and painting. Valuable scientific and methodological recommendations are given for the organization of lessons in fine art and the acquisition of skills in performing compositions with works of art by the national artist of Uzbekistan G. M. Abdurakhmanov


 




 
554-557 50 10

A RUSSIAN POET WITH A HEART BEATING IN UZBEK

Zakhrooyim Shukhratbekova , Ulugbek Nusratov


This article is dedicated to an in-depth study and analysis of the works of Alexander Fainberg, a renowned Russian poet, translator, and author of numerous poetry collections. As a poet well-versed not only in Russian and European poetry but also in Uzbek poetry, Alexander Fainberg synthesized and reflected these influences in his creative work. He skillfully translated the verses of Navoi’s ghazals, Erkin Vakhidov, Amon Matjon, and many other outstanding Uzbek poets. This article explores how he expressed his love for the Uzbek people through his literary works.


 




 
558-562 79 21

CULTURAL AND COGNITIVE-PRAGMATIC ASPECTS OF TERMS

Javohirmirzo Abdug‘aniyev


This article analyzes the introduction of traditional Arabic and Persian-Tajik word combinations into the diplomatic lexicon of the Uzbek language, showing the transformation of lexical units from different layers of the Uzbek lexicon into diplomatic terminology. Cognitive linguistics, which studies the relationship between language and consciousness and focuses on how linguistic categories affect mental categories and cognitive processes, serves as the basis for research techniques. Ultimately, this essay makes the case that language is an important tool for recording human experience and thought, and emphasizes how language functions as a cognitive system that influences understanding and communication.


 




 
563-566 66 10

FORMATION OF SOCIAL COMPETENCE IN YOUTH – AS A PEDAGOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEM

Aziza Mukhsieva


The article provides a theoretical analysis of the concepts of competence, social responsibility, psychological characteristics of adolescence, forms and methods of development of their social responsibility, pedagogical and psychological conditions for the formation of social competence of students and guidelines for development.


 




 
567-572 65 25

PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE IN FINE ARTS

Oybek Shomurodov


In this article, the professional competence of future artists-pedagogues, modern trends, sociability, creativity, creative competence, types and tasks of competence, pedagogical ability, pedagogical approach, being a professional phenomenon, types of professional training, pedagogical competence, components of competence, the importance of competencies, their specific characteristics, and their role are discussed.


 




 
573-581 101 12

ADVANCED FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN FEEDING NATIONAL GUARD UNITS

Sherzod Suyunov


this article is dedicated to studying the advanced experiences of foreign countries to improve the feeding system for National Guard personnel. The economic and organizational aspects of military catering are analyzed using the examples of the Armed Forces of the United States, Russia, Germany, France, Japan, Kazakhstan, and Israel. The study examines the advantages of outsourcing and in-house supply models, quality control, financing, and incentive/punishment mechanisms. The conclusions and recommendations provide practical approaches to modernizing the National Guard’s feeding system.




 
582-586 141 73

NEEDS ANALYSIS AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IN ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES (ESP)

Guzal Kholturaeva


Needs analysis plays a crucial role in the development of an effective English for Specific Purposes (ESP) curriculum. By identifying the linguistic and professional needs of learners, educators can design targeted syllabi that enhance language acquisition in specialized fields. This paper explores the role of needs analysis in ESP, examining methodologies for data collection, stakeholder involvement, and curriculum design. Using a structured IMRAD approach, the study presents empirical findings from case studies, highlighting the significance of tailored instruction in ESP contexts. The implications for curriculum development emphasize adaptability, learner engagement, and the integration of industry-relevant materials.


 




 
587--591 57 14

THE FUNCTION AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION SECTOR IN THE COMMUNITY

Anvarjon Makhmudov, Muminjon Khujayev


This quantitative research was conducted with the aspiration of expanding the theoretical and practical contribution to the field of satisfaction measurement. In the region of Central and Eastern Europe, there is a noticeable absence of student satisfaction surveys both nationally and at the level of individual universities. In comparison to Western universities in the Czech Republic, students are more interested in public universities, where studies are paid for by the state. However, the literature is mainly based on research on student satisfaction at private universities with paid education, while the measurement of satisfaction is usually timed after the educational experience. In all these areas, a certain degree of expansion of existing knowledge has been achieved.


 




 
592-600 62 29

PRINCIPLES OF MODULAR TECHNOLOGY AND THEIR INTEGRATION WITH THE PRINCIPLES OF MILITARY EDUCATION TRAINING

Abdulkhoshim Sotvoldiyev , Javokhir Salimov


This article examines the issues of improving the quality of education through the integration of modular teaching technology and didactic principles of military education in teaching 70 112001 - Theory and Methodology of Teaching and Upbringing ( pre-conscription military education). The issues of mutual integration of the principles of modular teaching technology and didactic principles of military education are methodologically successful in the content of the article. The article is also characteristic of the leadership of the military education faculty of the university, as well as the faculty.


 




 
601-603 47 18

FORMATION OF SCIENTIFIC OUTLOOK IN STUDENTS AS A SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEM

Qahramon Esanboyev


The formation of students’ scientific worldview is a significant socio-psychological issue that directly influences their cognitive development, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities. This paper explores the theoretical and practical aspects of shaping students’ scientific outlook by analyzing the interplay of educational, psychological, and social factors. The study highlights the role of academic environments, pedagogical approaches, and interdisciplinary methodologies in fostering a well-rounded scientific perspective. Furthermore, it examines the challenges associated with developing a scientific worldview in students, including cognitive biases, societal influences, and the accessibility of quality education. The findings emphasize the importance of integrating innovative teaching strategies and psychological support mechanisms to enhance students’ engagement with scientific concepts and improve their analytical skills.


 




 
604-606 58 13

ZOONYM SIMILES IN THE KARAKALPAK LINGUOCULTURE

Elizaveta Iskenderova


This article is devoted to the analysis of comparisons with the component-zoonym in Karakalpak language in linguocultural aspect, and also gives examples of comparisons relating to the names of local animals. Comparisons with the component-zoonym in Karakalpak language with national consciousness, customs and linguistic culture of the people are scientifically substantiated.


 




 
607-610 47 15

INFORMATION COMPETENCE OF FUTURE BIOLOGY TEACHERS: CONCEPTUAL ESSENCE AND COMPONENTS

Shavkat Xaydarov , Baxrom Xujaniyozov , Botir Ramatullaev


In the conditions of the modern world there is a revision of the system of minimum requirements to the knowledge, skills, abilities and personal qualities of a teacher from the perspective of the competence approach. The importance of ensuring the training of highly qualified specialists capable of professional growth and professional mobility in the conditions of informatization of society is emphasized in the Federal State Educational Standard of Higher Professional Education in the direction of training "Pedagogical Education". The development of information competence of a future biology teacher today plays a key role in the development of students' information literacy and successful implementation of the educational process. The purpose of this study is to reveal the essence of the concept of "information competence of future biology teachers" and its component parts.


 




 
611-616 41 54

ERGONOMIES NEIGHBOR ONOMASTIC UNITS WITH ATTITUDE

Akbar Rustamov


This article discusses the onomastic units of the three ergonims in Bukhara. with mutual similar and different aspects illuminated .


 




 
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USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ORGANIZING EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES IN PRIMARY GRADES

Farangiz Ochilova


Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the field of education by enhancing both classroom instruction and extracurricular activities. In primary education, extracurricular activities play a crucial role in developing students’ creativity, problem-solving skills, and social interaction. Integrating AI into these activities allows educators to personalize learning experiences, optimize engagement, and track students' progress more efficiently. This article explores the role of AI in organizing extracurricular activities for primary school students, examining its impact on students' engagement, cognitive development, and personalized learning. It also discusses various AI-powered tools and platforms that support activity planning, gamification, and interactive learning.


 




 
620-622 75 16

THE EMERGENCE OF MOSQUES

M. Saipova


As in every religious doctrine, in the religion of Islam, a special temple was built for Muslims to worship. It is called a mosque. It describes how the mosque was built and the symbols used in it.  


 




 
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A SYMBOL OF DIVINE LOVE

M. Saipova


This article provides interesting information about the Taj Mahal in India, one of the seven wonders of the world. In addition, the decorations used in the Taj Mahal and their symbolic meaning are described. The most expensive building materials used in the Taj Mahal and their types are also explained in detail.


 




 
629-631 37 16

AS A TYPE OF ILLUSTRATION GRAPHICS

N. Asdusalomxojaev , Jasmina Axmatjonova


The illustrative part of the publication was not always given and given due attention, there were periods in the history of the publication of the book when elementary rules were not followed and the book was not turned into a whole work, the book was often broken. Therefore, the relevance of studying the interaction of illustrations and texts remains relevant to this day and needs to be studied in depth to improve the quality of modern publications based on the experience of famous bibliologists and illustrators.


 




 
632-636 56 15

ANALYSIS OF DOCUMENTS ON EVASION OF MILITARY SERVICE IN THE EMIRATE OF BUKHARA. (BASED ON ARCHIVE DATA OF THE OFFICE OF THE KOSHBEGI OF THE EMIRATE OF BUKHARA)

Yunus Shukurillaev


In the article, the author analyzes the reasons for desertion from military service in the army of the Bukhara Emirate during the reign of the Mangit dynasty, its causes and consequences based on documents from the I-126 collection of the National Archives of the Republic of Uzbekistan - the chancellery of the Koshbegs of the Bukhara Emirate.


 




 
637-640 67 17

THE ROLE OF ALPOMISH AND BARCHINOY SPECIAL TESTS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPORTS AMONG THE POPULATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

Ulugbek Rakhmonov , Gulzoda Panjiyeva


This article analyzes the role of the special tests "Alpomish" and "Barchinoy" in the development of sports and increasing the physical fitness of the population in the Republic of Uzbekistan. These tests are an important tool for increasing interest in sports among young people, students, military personnel and the general population, forming a healthy lifestyle, and encouraging physical activity. Also, the results of these tests identify talented athletes and ensure their orientation to professional sports. The article highlights the importance of these tests in assessing physical fitness, increasing the popularity of sports, and preparing for military service.


 




 
641-643 53 29

THE IMPLICATIVE-PRAGMATIC STUDY OF LITERARY TEXT

Xojiyaxon Turdiboyeva


This article examines the implicative-pragmatic aspects of literary texts, focusing on how implicit meanings are conveyed and interpreted within different contexts. The study explores the role of implicature in shaping reader perception and interaction with a text. Through a qualitative approach, various literary works are analyzed to demonstrate how pragmatics influences textual interpretation. The findings reveal that implicatures serve as a bridge between authorial intention and reader comprehension, enhancing the depth of literary engagement.


 




 
644-647 119 40

INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF TRAINING BY DEVELOPING THE SPEED AND STRENGTH OF BOXERS

Mironshokh Ibragimov

This article examines methods and approaches to developing speed-strength qualities in students involved in boxing. Particular attention is paid to the development of training programs aimed at improving the physical fitness of boxers, which plays a key role in their success in the ring. The main methods that contribute to the development of explosive power, reaction speed, and movement coordination are presented. Research shows that the systematic use of these methods can significantly increase the overall athletic performance of student boxers, improving their physical and tactical preparedness.


To create an effective training program, complex approaches were used, combining strength exercises with an emphasis on speed and flexibility. The role of an individual approach is especially emphasized, taking into account the level of training of each athlete, which allows achieving the maximum result. The results of research and practical experience confirm the effectiveness of the proposed methods, which makes them recommended for implementation in the educational and training process of students involved in boxing.

648-650 100 33

APPLYING INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES IN TEACHING PROGRAMMING TO HIGHER EDUCATION SPECIALIST STUDENTS: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS

Xayriddin Normamatov


This article is dedicated to exploring the challenges and solutions of applying international experiences in teaching programming to higher education students specializing in this field. The article analyzes advanced educational models from countries such as the United States, the European Union, South Korea, and India (e.g., project-based learning, dual education systems, intensive courses, and online platforms). It examines the current state of programming education in Uzbekistan, highlighting issues such as insufficient infrastructure, low teacher qualifications, and outdated curricula. The obstacles to adapting international experiences to local conditions—financial constraints, language barriers, and cultural differences—are discussed. Practical solutions are proposed to address these challenges, including modernizing infrastructure, enhancing teacher qualifications, updating curricula, and expanding international cooperation. The article identifies promising directions for improving Uzbekistan’s higher education system and preparing competitive IT specialists for the global labor market. With a total length of 4,000 words, the article is based on a scientific-methodological approach.




 
651-655 112 50

CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS IN TEACHING PROGRAMMING: AN EXPLORATION OF GLOBAL AND LOCAL PERSPECTIVES

Xayriddin Normamatov


This study investigates barriers to teaching programming in higher education, focusing on Uzbekistan, and proposes solutions inspired by international models. Challenges include outdated curricula, inadequate infrastructure, and low teacher qualifications, assessed through local data and global case studies (United States, South Korea, India, European Union). Solutions—curriculum modernization, infrastructure upgrades, teacher training, and international collaboration—are tailored to local constraints like funding and language barriers. Findings aim to enhance programming education, preparing graduates for the global IT market. The research employs qualitative methods, including literature reviews and comparative analysis, offering a scalable framework for educational reform. Keywords: programming education, higher education, international practices, Uzbekistan, IT workforce.


 




 
656-662 69 50

IMPROVING THE METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES BASED ON NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES

Xayriddin Normamatov

This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of a network technology-based methodology in teaching programming languages. Traditional teaching methods often focus on theoretical aspects, lacking the ability to fully develop students' practical skills and meet modern IT demands. A new methodology integrating network technologies into teaching Python and Java was developed and experimentally tested. The study involved 50 IT students divided into an experimental group (network-based methodology) and a control group (traditional methodology). Over an 8-week period, data were collected through tests, practical projects, and feedback. Results showed that the experimental group outperformed the control group in final tests (87.2% vs. 76.5%) and project assignments (89.6% vs. 72.4%). Students in the experimental group demonstrated higher success in network-related tasks (e.g., client-server applications) and rated the methodology as useful (4.8/5) and engaging (4.7/5). The study confirmed the significant role of network technologies in enhancing practical skills and preparing students for real-world IT requirements. However, limitations such as the small sample size and short duration suggest the need for broader research in the future. This methodology has the potential to become a key step in advancing modern IT education.

663-665 49 14

A CHANG OF SINGLE-STEM WORDS AS A WORD-MAKING UNIT

Barno Mukhamedova


 In the vast world of language, single-stem words stand out as the fundamental building blocks of communication. These simple yet powerful units of meaning can convey complex ideas, emotions, and messages. They serve as the foundation upon which phrases, sentences, and entire narratives are constructed. This article delves into the significance of single-stem words, their role in language development, and how they enhance our communication skills.


 




 
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TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS

Sevara Sherbekova


Trigonometric functions play a crucial role in the fields of mathematics, physics, engineering, and several other disciplines. They help describe relationships between angles and sides of triangles, particularly in right-angled triangles, making them fundamental in various applications ranging from architecture to astronomy. Trigonometric functions include sine (sin), cosine (cos), tangent (tan), and their reciprocals: cosecant (csc), secant (sec), and cotangent (cot). Each function has specific definitions based on a right triangle or, alternatively, on the unit circle, which provides a more comprehensive way to understand their behavior.


 




 
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THE USAGE OF GAMES TO TEACH ENGLISH EFFECTIVELY FOR YOUNG LEARNERS

Lolaxon Abdujalolova , D. Iskandarova

Teaching English to young learners requires engaging methods to keep them interested and to ensure effective learning. Game-based learning (GBL) has achieved popularity as a new way to improve motivation, building up vocabulary, and communication abilities in learning language. This article explores the effect of using games in teaching English language for young learners. By reviewing current researches, we can discover some advantages of GBL, including higher motivation, better vocabulary acquisition, more effective speaking, and enhanced learning achievement. Researches indicate that games provide an engaging and interactive learning environment which can enhance language learning's effectiveness and attractiveness. The study explains that mixing games with English lessons can bring undeniable benefits to young students, and using game-based strategies during the lesson by teachers can help to improve efficacy.

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THE IMPORTANCE OF LOGISTICS IN TOURISM

Z. Reimbaeva

The article discusses the importance and types of logistics in the tourism sector of the Republic of Karakalpakstan.

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THE IMPACT OF THE FORMATION OF QUANTITATIVE COMPETENCIES ON MATHEMATICAL THINKING IN YOUNGER PRESCHOOL CHILDREN

Gaukhar Dzhanpeisova , Shohsanam Madaminova


This article analyzes effective methods for developing mathematical thinking and quantitative competencies for young children in preschool institutions. New pedagogical methods for teaching mathematical concepts to children in preschool education, developing logical thinking and analytical skills through interactive games and practical exercises are highlighted. This study examines the impact of innovative technologies on the educational process, the importance of teaching through games, and proposals are developed to support children's cognitive development. The benefits of mathematical tasks and digital games for children in the educational process are analyzed in detail.


 




 
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DEVELOPING CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS

Sh. Yuvashov


This article discusses the  effective use of critical approaches, interactive methods, and new pedagogical research, improving individual’s lives through new ideas,  connecting people, and opportunities in students, that is bringing them into harmony is talked about.


 




 
686-689 45 11

ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS IN ZOROASTRIANISM

Bexzod Isxakov


In the article is analyzed first ideas in “Avesta”, connected with protection of the environment and formation of relations between person and nature.  


 




 
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THE ROLE OF LANGUAGE IN SPEECH ACT

Donokhon Isaeva


This study examines the complex relationship between language and speech acts by focusing on theoretical, psychological and linguistic aspects. It explores the ways in which language functions as an ordered system that makes human communication easier by enabling people to carry out speech acts including instructions, declarations, promises, and requests. By providing insights from linguistics, psycholinguistics, pragmatics, and intercultural studies, it enriches our knowledge of language as a dynamic tool for interaction and communication.


 




 
694-698 266 30

CULTURAL CONTEXT AND PERSUASION: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF SPEECH INFLUENCE IN ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN ADVERTISING

Javokhir Rozikov


Advertising persuasion is deeply embedded within cultural frameworks that shape both message creation and reception. This study examines how English and Russian advertisements employ distinct rhetorical strategies reflecting underlying cultural values. Through qualitative analysis of contemporary advertising, the research reveals that English-language advertisements tend to prioritize individualism, direct messaging, and future-oriented language, while Russian advertisements frequently emphasize collective identity, emotional storytelling, and cultural symbolism. These patterns reflect deeper cultural dimensions including individualism-collectivism orientation, communication context preferences, and temporal perspectives. By illuminating these culturally-specific persuasive mechanisms, this research contributes to cross-cultural communication theory and offers practical insights for international marketing practitioners.


 




 
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THE JOURNEY OF GROWTH AND SELF-ENHANCEMENT

Pirnazar Islomov, Sevinch Sabirova


The process of personal growth and self- improvement is a continuous process of self-transformation focused on skill development, mentality and general welfare.This article analysis the various features of self-growth , including emotional, cognitive and career development.It highlights the importance of creating meaningful goals, adopting to change, and supporting resilience as fundamental aspects in the striving for self- betterment.By exploring strategies like self-assessment, continuous education, and overcoming difficulties, the article demonstrates how individuals can understand their full possibilities.Essentially, the journey of growth and self-enhancement is ongoing progressive journey that promotes deeper fulfilment, increased self-awarness, and success in all areas of life.




 
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EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL BACKGROUNDS ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING: A STUDY OF TADJIK AND KYRGYZ STUDENTS

Dilnavozxon Yokubjonova


This study investigates the influence of social backgrounds on English language learning, specifically comparing Tadjik and Kyrgyz students in a language center. The paper focuses on the role of ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and family support in shaping students’ English proficiency, learning preferences, and classroom experiences. Data was collected through surveys and interviews with 10 students, and the analysis explores the pedagogical implications of these social factors. The findings suggest that students’ backgrounds significantly affect their learning styles, attitudes toward language acquisition, and overall language performance, urging educators to consider these factors in language teaching strategies.


 




 
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THE NECESSITY OF DEVELOPING IDEOLOGICAL RELATIONS TO ENSURE SOCIAL STABILITY IN CENTRAL ASIA

Humoyiddin Yoqubov


Developing ideological relations is a pressing issue in ensuring social stability in Central Asia. Strengthening mutual trust, cooperation, and good-neighborly relations among the countries in the region can lead to sustainable development. This article analyzes the importance of fostering ideological relations to achieve social stability in Central Asia, highlighting how mutual trust and cooperation, along with the formation of shared values and goals among regional countries, can contribute to sustainable development.


 




 
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LINGUOCULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NAMES OF ENGLISH FAIRY TALE CHARACTERS

Asliddin Ismatov


This article explores the linguocultural characteristics of character names in English fairy tales, analyzing their linguistic origins, cultural symbolism, and narrative roles. It examines well-known examples such as “Jack” from “Jack and the Beanstalk,” “Cinderella,” and lesser-known characters like “The Black Bull of Norroway” to reveal how names reflect English societal values, traditions, and linguistic heritage.


 




 
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ACHAMITY OF FOLK PEDAGOGY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF UZBEK FOLK APPLIED DECORATIVE ART

M. Akhmedov


The article examines the problems faced by our ancestors in the process of teaching the younger generation to folk crafts, and measures to solve them.


 




 
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EFFECTIVE METHODS OF USING CREATIVE METHODS IN FINE ART LESSONS

Urinboy Nurtayev , Oltinoy Adxamova


This article analyzes the effective methods of using creative methods in visual art classes. The role of creative methods in developing the creative potential of students in fine arts, encouraging them to create new ideas and increasing their interest in art is great. This article explores effective ways of using creative methods and shows how to achieve the best results in the pedagogical process. Also, examples of experiences of creative methods and their effectiveness are presented.


 




 
729-731 61 15

STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT OF LITERARY RIDDLES IN UZBEK LITERATURE

Zebiniso Mulloqulova


This article discusses the origin, development, and place of literary riddles in Uzbek literature, their historical naming, their role in the work of creators, their periodic stages, and their development. Literary riddles, alongside written literature, have become artistically enriched, deeply meaningful works that encompass various themes.


 




 
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF FRUIT NAMES IN UZBEK AND TURKISH PROVERBS

Nigina Hajiyeva , Saodat Mutalibova


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.


 




 
736-739 106 11

THE INFLUENCE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES WITH PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

Zulfizar Yusupova


Physical education activities play a crucial role not only in the physical development of primary school students but also in their psychological growth. At this stage, children’s emotional state, motivation, and psychological characteristics significantly influence their attitude toward sports and active participation. This article analyzes the manifestation of psychological factors during physical education activities with primary school students and their impact.




 
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THE STATE BUDGET PROCESS IMPROVEMENT

E. Ikromov


State finance plays a key role in the sustainable implementation of the country's economic policy. The basis of the state financial system is the budget system. On the one hand, the budget system concentrates a decisive part of the resources, and on the other hand, it ensures the interconnection of all financial units and institutions, coordinating their activities.


 




 
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KEYNESIAN THEORY OF ECONOMIC GROWTH: STATE INTERVENTION AND ECONOMIC STABILITY

Z. Jumayeva


The Keynesian theory of economic growth, developed by John Maynard Keynes in the mid-20th century, emphasizes the crucial role of government intervention in ensuring economic stability and full employment. According to Keynes, the private sector alone cannot always maintain full employment; thus, fiscal and monetary policies should be used to regulate aggregate demand. The Keynesian model highlights the interconnection between investment, consumption, and savings, with the "multiplier-accelerator" mechanism playing a key role in economic expansion. This paper examines the theoretical foundations of the Keynesian growth model, its application in different countries, and its relevance to Uzbekistan's economic policies. Furthermore, it discusses the critiques of Keynesianism from neoclassical economists and the integration of Keynesian principles with modern economic growth theories. The paper concludes with policy recommendations for fostering sustainable economic growth based on Keynesian principles.


 




 
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COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE TEACHING AND ITS INFLUENCE ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT

Dinara Allaberganova


Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) is a widely-used approach to language instruction whose hallmark is interaction as a medium of learning. CLT attempts to enable learners to use the language in real life situations rather than focusing on teaching grammatical structures. Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) is an increasingly utilized method oriented towards the practical application of language in day-to-day activities and aims at achieving maximal efficacy in language fluency and confidence among students. This research investigates its effects on educational performance, paying particular attention to issues such as inadequate classroom control and evaluative impediments, and suggests recommendations for effective practice.


 




 
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BLUE PAGES OF HEAVEN: ULUGBEK MIRZO AND THE SCIENCE OF ASTRONOMY THAT STRETCHES BACK CENTURIES

Mukhlisa Khabibullaeva


This article covers the life,scientific activity and historical heritage of the great scientist and statesman of the medieval East Mirzo Ulugbek.As a major statesman of the Timurid state,he not only elevated science and culture in Samarkand, but also made important discoveries in the fields of astronomy and mathematics.The “Ziji Koragon” catalog he created in his observatory had a great influence on astronomy around the world, and his monument is still remembered with honor today. 


 




 
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INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN THE DIGITAL AGE: OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

Sh. Abduraxmanova


In the modern world, digital technologies play a key role in the development of inclusive education, providing equal opportunities for learning for all categories of students, including people with special educational needs. The article examines the main opportunities provided by digital tools for creating an accessible educational environment, and analyzes the challenges associated with their implementation. Particular attention is paid to the prospects for the development of inclusive education, taking into account innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality, as well as adaptive educational platforms. The author emphasizes the importance of an integrated approach, including pedagogical, technical and social aspects, for the successful implementation of the principles of inclusiveness in the digital age.


 




 
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EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE LEARNING PROCESS

Elvin Muratov


This paper examines the educational potential of digital communication technologies in enhancing the educational system. This topic remains highly relevant. Among various teaching methods, computer technology holds significant potential for improving the learning process. Knowledge is transformed into new concepts, while modern advancements serve as tools for optimizing various aspects of education. The practical significance of this study lies in the fact that digital and communication technologies play a crucial role in the field of education. Information technology is directly linked to preparing the younger generation for integration into society and achieving professional success.


 




 
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THE ISSUE OF DEVELOPING DIGITAL COMPETENCIES IN THE TRAINING OF FUTURE TEACHERS

Sharofat O‘roqova


In today's digital economy, modernizing the education system and training professionals with digital competencies is a crucial task. Digital education utilizes advanced technologies to establish a personalized learning process. Digital didactics focuses on developing teaching methods and technologies based on modern requirements.Furthermore, shaping teachers' digital competencies is a significant direction in the education system, integrating information and communication technologies and interactive teaching methods. The digital learning environment enhances students' independent thinking and information analysis skills. This process helps adapt to labor market demands and contributes to increasing the competitiveness of the national economy.


 




 
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MODERN METHODS OF COMPLEX TREATMENT OF PURULENT DISEASES IN DIABETES MELLITUS

X. Musashayxov, S. Muxtorov, G. Juraev


It is known that the interaction of diabetes and purulent infection with their simultaneous development leads to a complex and peculiar pathological process, causing a “syndrome of mutual burden" that requires a special comprehensive examination and treatment, deep understanding and adequate correction of changes occurring in the body. The mortality rate of patients with purulent diseases on the background of diabetes remains high and ranges from 6 to 44%, and it has been stable in recent years. Despite the successes achieved in the prevention and treatment of diabetic foot, 40-60% of all amputations of the lower extremities are still performed in patients with this pathology. 


 




 
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THE HISTORY OF THE ORIGIN OF ARABIC SCRIPT

Dilshodaxon Abdullaxonova , Zuhra Eremmatova


This article is about the historical development of Arabic script, its formation processes, and types of script. It provides information about the early stages of Arabic script, its elements, and geographical contexts, and discusses the main stages in the development of script, as well as factors related to art and culture


 




 
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THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON LANGUAGE VARIATION AND IDENTITY IN DIGITAL COMMUNITIES

Munisa Karabayeva


This study explores the influence of social media on language variation and identity construction within digital communities. With the rise of platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, users engage in distinct linguistic practices that reflect both their social affiliations and individual identities. The research examines how these online spaces foster unique language use, including slang, abbreviations, and new linguistic norms, which in turn shape the way individuals perceive themselves and others in virtual interactions. Additionally, it investigates the broader implications of these linguistic shifts on offline communication and social dynamics, shedding light on the evolving relationship between language, identity, and digital culture.


 




 
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MECHANISMS OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR SMALL BUSINESSES AND THEIR EFFECTIVENESS

A. Karimov , Nilufar Bustanova


The effective functioning of financing mechanisms is of great importance for the sustainable development of small business and private entrepreneurship. Therefore, the analysis of existing financing instruments, the assessment of their effectiveness, and the search for ways to improve them are urgent tasks.


 




 
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USING MODERN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN EDUCATING DEAF AND HARD-HEARING STUDENTS

Z. Mukhammadkhojayeva


The use of modern technologies in the classroom for deaf and hard of hearing students helps to navigate the information flows of the surrounding world. Creates the opportunity to exchange information using modern technical means. Strengthens positive motivation for learning, activates the cognitive activity of students.


 




 
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THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY ,EDUCATION, AND CULTURE

Muxlisaxon Ibragimova


In the modern world, English has become a dominant language in various fields, including education, science, business, and culture. This article explores the impact of English on the global economy, its role in education and research, and its influence on cultural exchange. By examining its significance in these areas, we highlight how English serves as a bridge for communication, knowledge, and international collaboration.


 




 
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THE ROLE OF TED TALKS AND PODCASTS IN ENHANCING STUDENTS LISTENING SKILLS

Ruxshona To'xtanazarova , Dilfuza Iskandarova


This article analyzes the role of TED Talks and podcasts in developing students' listening skills and highlights their educational applications. TED Talks is a platform that can present presentations from various experts around the world, and podcasts are audio programs that help to develop knowledge and listening skills on various topics. Today, listening comprehension is one of the most important competencies in learning a foreign language and speaking in public.




 
795-798 43 13

LINGUISTIC APPROACHES IN THE CREATION OF MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY

Sevarakhon Alimatova


Medical terminology plays a crucial role in scientific and clinical communication. This study explores linguistic approaches in the formation of medical terminology, including semantic, morphological, syntactic, ethnolinguistic, and international strategies. By analyzing historical and contemporary medical terms, the research highlights how linguistic methods contribute to the accuracy, standardization, and international compatibility of medical terminology. The study also emphasizes the importance of balancing universal medical terms with culturally adapted terminology to enhance global healthcare communication.


 




 
799-806 38 12

INTEGRATION OF PEDAGOGICAL AND ARTISTIC ACTIVITIES IN EDUCATION

Sunatulla Abdirasilov , Mokhira Sidikova


The article examines the problem of integration in the training of future teachers of fine arts, which is considered relevant at the present time, that is, a set of concepts - integration; - artistic activity; - pedagogical and psychological possibilities of the practice of combining art education with pedagogical and artistic activity.


 




 
807-812 53 27

FORMATION OF SKILLS IN DESIGNING DRAWINGS OF SEWING PRODUCTS FOR STUDENTS IN TECHNOLOGY LESSONS

Holida Mukhamedova


the article discusses the tasks of labor education of schoolchildren in Uzbekistan in accordance with the Concept of development of the public education system of the Republic of Uzbekistan until 2030. In particular, the issue of the formation of skills in the design of drawings of garments is studied at the lessons of "Technology". Recommendations are given for the preparation of the curriculum "Technology" for grades 5-9 of secondary schools, concerning the formation of skills in the design of drawings of garments. The importance of the development of the creative principle in schoolchildren and the student's awareness of their abilities and orientation in the further choice of a profession is emphasized.


 




 
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LOCAL DIALECTS AND JARGON: HOW TRANSLATORS MANAGE LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY IN SECURITY-SENSITIVE CONTEXTS

Gavkhar Djuraeva


Translation in security contexts is a highly sensitive and multi-layered task that demands precision, cultural perception, and firm political neutrality. In increasingly multicultural and politically active environments, linguistic and cultural factors deeply influence the effectiveness of translations used in law enforcement, intelligence operations, border control, and judicial proceedings. This paper explores how local dialects, specialized jargon, and broader linguistic diversity impact translation accurateness within security-sensitive areas and proposes strategies to moderate risks of misinterpretation and operational failure.


 




 
828-831 54 18

METHODS FOR SOLVING DEFINITE INTEGRALS

Ixbol Sadiqova


This article unclear   integrals solution two main to the method , that is in pieces integration ( partial integration ) and variable exchange to the methods dedicated . This methods , unclear integrals in calculation complicated functions simplification and to calculate facilitate for wide is applied .The article firstly breaks down of integration main principles and his/her unclear integrals in solution how application seeing We will go out . This The method usually involves integrals simpler to expressions separation through the solution to find help gives .


 




 
832-836 38 9

THE ROLE OF MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING STUDENTS COMPUTER HARDWARE IN THE E-LEARNING SYSTEM

Ulugbek Khonimkulov


The article considers the role and importance of mobile technology in the process of teaching students computer hardware in the e-learning system. It also considers the role of mobile devices, phones, smartphones and facilitating the educational process, assimilating knowledge on software, hardware and software. The article emphasizes the interactivity, capabilities and quick access to resources of mobile technologies. At the same time, it also supports the problems and issues of effective use of this technology in education. It shows the potential of mobile technologies in the field of security as an important tool for modern education and provides the need for additional research in this area. The article serves as a useful resource for educational support workers and teachers.


 




 
837-840 49 22

TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE FORMATION OF STUDENTS' COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE BASED ON INTERDISCIPLINARY INTEGRATION

Umida Mamatkulova


The implementation of interdisciplinary integration in the education system is one of the relevant topics. The introduction of integration into education plays a special role in increasing students' interest in science. Before discussing interdisciplinary integration, let's find answers to questions such as what is integration, how to use it or not.


 




 
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APPLICATION OF INTERACTIVE WORDWALL AND LEARNINGAPPS PROGRAMS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN EDUCATION IN THE CONDITIONS OF DIGITALIZATION

Mirjalol Shodmonkulov


This article electronic education in the environment Wordwall and LearningApps interactive programs information Information Technology (IT) in teaching to apply dedicated to. In the article this of programs features, advantages, IT science practical application​ and study to the process impact in detail illuminated. Wordwall and Learning Apps students​ motivation increase, individual approach provide and remote to education in adaptation role examples with Also, in schools​ this tools application​ experience, experience arrival possible was problems and their solutions analysis The article is about IT science. in teaching modern from technologies of use importance and prospects illuminating passed.


 




 
845-846 248 15

THE USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING MATHEMATICS IN PRIMARY EDUCATION

Ulugbek Navruzov , Dilnura Ilhomboyeva , Oyjamol Sultonmuratova


in this article, the issue of effective organization of the course process through interesting, necessary techniques using digital technologies in teaching mathematics to elementary students, provides opportunities for developing students ' mathematical skills, increasing their interest, making classes more interactive, useful. With the help of digital tools, students receive new knowledge more easily, conditions are created for them to demonstrate their creativity in the process of solving problems, lessons are more interesting, effective. As a result, classes organized using digital technologies serve to increase the level of knowledge of students, strengthen their interest in mathematics, improve the quality of general education


 




 
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FORMATION OF CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL COMPETENCES OF FUTURE TEACHERS OF FINE ARTS IN THE INTERACTION OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Munisa Khasanova


The article presents the experience of interaction between educational institutions in the formation of cultural and educational competencies in future teachers of fine arts. The author emphasizes the importance of developing cultural and educational competence as a condition for success in future teaching activities.


 




 
850-852 54 13

SOCIALLY SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS AS A METHOD OF DEVELOPING PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCES OF FUTURE FINE ARTS TEACHERS

Munisa Khasanova


The article examines the place of socially significant projects in professional education, as well as their role in the development of professional and artistic competencies of future teachers of fine arts. The content of the concept of "socially significant project" and the requirements for it are revealed. The authors aim to identify the algorithm of project activities (stages of implementing a socially significant project), as well as to offer innovative methods for organizing students' project activities. The authors consider the types of projects in art education (social and pedagogical, cultural and educational, creation of art objects), give examples of socially significant projects. The article reveals the content of the concept of "project in art and design" understood as a pre-planned work or a series of works united by a common concept, embodying a certain idea and having a specific purpose (exposition, practical, functional, artistic and aesthetic, educational), the main shortcomings of student work are analyzed.


 




 
853-856 101 46

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LEARNING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE AND LEARNING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Gulayim Bisenbaeva , Regina Abdullayeva


This review presents information about ESL and EFL. The paper aims to give deeper information about ESL and EFL, difference between learning English as a second language and learning English as a foreign language.


 




 
857-863 101 23

HOW LEARNING STYLES AFFECT LEARNING LANGUAGES

Gulayim Bisenbaeva , Regina Abdullayeva


Learning styles play a crucial role in language acquisition, influencing how individuals process, retain, and apply new linguistic knowledge. Different learners benefit from varied approaches, including visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and reading/writing styles. Research suggests that aligning language teaching methods with a learner's preferred style can enhance comprehension, motivation, and retention. However, rigid adherence to a single style may limit adaptability in real-world communication. A balanced approach that incorporates multiple learning modalities fosters deeper engagement and long-term success in language learning. Understanding these differences allows educators to design more effective and personalized instructional strategies, ultimately improving language proficiency and learner confidence.


 




 
864-867 45 12

DESIGNING INNOVATIVE IDEAS IN THE INDUSTRIAL SECTORS OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

Kamola Asqarova


Uzbekistan, a rapidly developing country in Central Asia, has made innovation a cornerstone of its industrial policy. By focusing on sectors such as technology, waste-to-energy, and creative industries, the country is striving to diversify its economy, reduce reliance on traditional sectors like cotton and natural gas, and foster global competitiveness. Central to this ambition is the establishment of initiatives like the IT Park in Tashkent and the modernization of the National Innovation System (NIS). This article explores how these strategies aim to reshape the industrial landscape of Uzbekistan and stimulate sustainable economic growth.


 




 
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THE FUTURE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ITS IMPACT ON SOCIETY

Madina Abdumannopova


Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly evolved, influencing various aspects of society. This paper explores AI's historical development, its societal impacts, and the ethical and security concerns surrounding it. AI technologies, including machine learning and neural networks, have revolutionized industries such as healthcare, finance, and automation, leading to significant economic and social transformations. However, AI also presents challenges, such as job displacement, biased decision-making, and privacy concerns. The findings suggest that while AI presents numerous opportunities, responsible implementation and governance are essential to mitigate risks. Addressing ethical concerns and security vulnerabilities through regulatory frameworks and AI literacy programs will be crucial for ensuring AI’s positive impact on society.


 




 
847-880 49 20

INTERPRETATION OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN THE POEMS OF USMAN AZIM

Madinabonu Rakhmatova

Usman Azim's poetry is unique for its breadth of topics, simplicity of language, and weightiness of content, as well as its variety of forms. Poems that address social issues constitute the majority of the poet's work. The focus of poetry is to illuminate social issues, to encourage the reader to observe, to call them to spiritual perfection in order to understand the situation and achieve social change. In this, poets often put forward their views on the existing problems of their time, relationships between people, and social justice. Through this, poetry also becomes a mirror of its time.


This article analyzes several poems by Usman Azim, one of the leading poets of contemporary Uzbek literature. The analysis focuses mainly on the poet's attitude to social problems. It also draws conclusions about his skill in covering them.

881-884 89 19

THE PROBLEM OF IMAGE IN POLITICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

Berdiyev Bektosh


Image is one of the most popular topics in politics and in political science. A successful image in politics is the quintessence of different elements, a multi-faceted and multi-level phenomenon. Only an integral approach to understanding and building of the image allows to extract from it the maximum benefit. Image in politics is formed as a mosaic. This process consists of many factors and components and includes a focused work of the image-makers, opinions and actions of opponents and colleagues and the objective conditions of society, as well as the whole political context. With the rapid development of the Internet political image becomes more symbolic and easily manipulable. One of the conditions to manipulate people is stereotyped thinking.


 




 
885-891 59 11

BRANCHIAL ASTHMA AND CARDIAC ASTHMA: CAUSES OF CLINIC MANIFESTATIONS AND TREATMENTS

Ruxshona Yolchiyeva


 the main differences between branchial asthma and cardiac asthma are analyzed. Branchial asthma develops due to inflammation of the respiratory tract and reaction to allergensgone is casalic, manifested by narrowing of the pulmonary tract and air deprivation. As a result of heart failure in asthma, the lungs become smaller with fluid filling and breathing disorders.


 




 
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EVALUATION OF CARDIAC MRI FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

Ulugbek Turdiyev

Ischemic heart disease (IHD) remains one of the most significant global health challenges, accounting for a substantial proportion of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), cardiovascular diseases, including IHD, are responsible for approximately 17.9 million deaths annually, with ischemic events being the predominant cause. The increasing prevalence of risk factors such as hypertension, diabetes mellitus, obesity, dyslipidemia, and smoking further exacerbates the burden of IHD, emphasizing the critical need for accurate and early diagnosis to facilitate timely medical intervention and reduce complications.


Early detection of IHD is essential for preventing adverse outcomes such as myocardial infarction, heart failure, arrhythmias, and sudden cardiac death. Traditional diagnostic methods, including electrocardiography (ECG), echocardiography (EchoCG), and coronary angiography, play a crucial role in assessing coronary artery disease (CAD) and myocardial function. However, these techniques have certain limitations. ECG primarily detects electrical abnormalities but may fail to identify ischemia in cases of silent or intermittent myocardial ischemia. EchoCG provides structural and functional information about the heart but may not always detect microvascular dysfunction or small infarcted areas. Coronary angiography remains the gold standard for evaluating coronary artery stenosis, but it is an invasive procedure with associated risks, and it does not directly assess myocardial tissue viability or microvascular circulation.


Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has emerged as a powerful non-invasive imaging modality that offers comprehensive evaluation of myocardial structure, function, perfusion, and viability. Unlike conventional methods, cardiac MRI allows for precise assessment of myocardial ischemia, detection of myocardial fibrosis through late gadolinium enhancement (LGE), and evaluation of microvascular dysfunction. Additionally, stress cardiac MRI enables the identification of inducible ischemia, aiding in the differentiation of reversible and irreversible myocardial injury. These capabilities make cardiac MRI a superior diagnostic tool in certain clinical scenarios where traditional methods fall short.


This study aims to analyze the effectiveness of cardiac MRI in detecting early signs of IHD and compare its diagnostic accuracy with standard techniques such as ECG, EchoCG, and coronary angiography. By reviewing real-world clinical cases, this study illustrates how cardiac MRI enhances the detection of myocardial ischemia, fibrosis, and microvascular dysfunction in patients suspected of having IHD. The findings contribute to the growing body of evidence supporting the integration of cardiac MRI into routine clinical practice, potentially improving risk stratification, patient management, and long-term cardiovascular outcomes.

895-900 64 16

ECO-INNOVATIONS IN SERVICES: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND BUSINESS MODELS

Dilshod Nasirov , Rukhshona Iskandarov


Eco-innovations in services have emerged as a critical element in achieving sustainable development, especially in the context of a rapidly changing global economy. These innovations focus on integrating environmental considerations into the business models of service industries while promoting long-term economic growth, social equity, and environmental protection. As businesses face increasing pressure to reduce their carbon footprint and adapt to evolving consumer demands, eco-innovations offer valuable opportunities for differentiation, efficiency, and resilience. This paper explores the role of eco-innovations in services, their impact on sustainable development, and how businesses can adapt their models to foster green innovation for a sustainable future.


 




 
901-905 440 72

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS AND SPEECH IMPAIRMENTS. AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS AND SPEECH DEVELOPMENT

Umida Nosirova


This article examines the complex relationship between neurological disorders and speech impairments, focusing on how various neurological conditions affect speech development and communication abilities. Neurological disorders such as cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and neurodegenerative diseases often lead to speech and language difficulties due to their impact on the brain’s motor and cognitive functions. A significant emphasis is placed on Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), which are characterized by challenges in social interaction, communication, and repetitive behaviors. The paper explores how ASD affects speech and language acquisition, including issues such as delayed speech onset, echolalia, and difficulties in pragmatic language use. It also discusses the role of neurobiological factors, genetic influences, and environmental triggers in shaping speech development in individuals with ASD. Furthermore, the article reviews contemporary research findings on the neurological basis of speech impairments, covering diagnostic criteria, assessment methods, and intervention strategies. Various therapeutic approaches, including speech therapy, behavioral interventions, and assistive communication technologies, are analyzed in terms of their effectiveness in improving communication skills in individuals with neurological and speech disorders. The study highlights the importance of early diagnosis and intervention, emphasizing the role of special education and clinical pedagogy in addressing speech impairments. By understanding the interplay between neurological disorders and speech development, educators, clinicians, and researchers can create more effective support systems and treatment plans to enhance the communication abilities and quality of life of affected individuals.


 




 
906-908 57 25

STRATEGIES AND METHODS FOR ENSURING PRODUCT COMPETITIVENESS

Shahnozabonu Tolibova


This section highlights the critical importance of flexibility and responsiveness in ensuring a product’s ongoing relevance within an ever-changing market landscape. It emphasizes that businesses must adopt agile practices to swiftly adjust to evolving customer feedback, emerging industry trends, or unexpected external pressures such as technological advancements or regulatory shifts. The inclusion of Kodak’s failure to transition from film to digital photography serves as a powerful cautionary example, illustrating how a lack of adaptability can lead to a company’s decline, even when it once held a dominant position. This underscores a broader lesson: in a competitive environment, stagnation or resistance to change can erode a product’s market standing, making agility not just a strategy but a survival imperative for long-term success.


 




 
909-911 89 24

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TOOLS AND ALGORITHMS THAT HELP STUDENTS

Munira Muminova


Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the education sector by providing personalized learning experiences, automating administrative tasks, and enhancing student engagement. AI-powered tools and algorithms assist students in learning new concepts, solving complex problems, improving language skills, and optimizing time management. These technologies support adaptive learning, virtual tutoring, automated grading, and intelligent feedback mechanisms, making education more efficient and accessible. This article explores the key AI tools and algorithms that assist students, analyzing their impact on learning outcomes, their integration in modern education, and future trends. The study also highlights the advantages and challenges of AI-powered educational solutions.


 




 
912-914 69 18

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF FLIPPED LEARNING AND TRADITIONAL INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS IN EDUCATION

Zulfiya Ashurova


The emergence of flipped learning has challenged traditional instructional methods, leading to a shift in how education is delivered. Flipped learning promotes a student-centered approach, where students engage with learning materials before class, and classroom time is used for active learning, problem-solving, and discussion. On the other hand, traditional instruction follows a teacher-centered approach, where students acquire knowledge during class and practice it afterward. This paper presents a comparative analysis of flipped learning and traditional instructional methods by examining their pedagogical effectiveness, student engagement, learning outcomes, and technological integration. The study evaluates the advantages, limitations, and implications of both approaches in modern education.


 




 
915-917 70 24

MAHMUDKHOJA BEHBUDI AND THE NATIONAL AWAKENING: THE ROLE OF “OYNA” MAGAZINE IN SHAPING UZBEK CULTURE, EDUCATION AND IDENTITY

Zebiniso Rasulova


This article explores the pivotal role of Mahmudkhoja Behbudi in the national awakening movement in Uzbekistan during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It highlights his contributions to the development of Uzbek culture, literature, and press, particularly through the establishment of the first Uzbek-language magazine, “Oyna”. The article emphasizes Behbudi's efforts to promote education, preserve the Uzbek language, and revive national values. It also discusses his reforms in the education system and his advocacy for modern thinking and social change.


 




 
918-922 372 43

SELF-IMPROVEMENT METHODS AND STRATEGIES FOR PERSONAL GROWTH

Shaxodat Nematjonova


 Self-improvement is a continuous and dynamic process that allows individuals to enhance their knowledge, refine their skills, and cultivate a growth-oriented mindset. It encompasses various strategies aimed at improving both personal and professional aspects of life. In an increasingly competitive and fast-paced world, self-improvement is no longer an option but a necessity for individuals striving for success, adaptability, and fulfillment.


 




 
923-928 121 59

CHOOSING MEANING IN A MEANINGLESS WORLD: EXISTENTIALISM AND THE BURDEN OF FREEDOM IN CORMAC MCCARTHY'S CHARACTERS

Madina Radjabova

The novels written by Cormac McCarthy are frequently distinguished by their desolate settings, terrible events, and characters who are open to moral interpretation. The purpose of this article is to investigate the creative expression of existentialism that can be found in McCarthy's writings. More specifically, the essay will concentrate on the subject matter of characters struggling with the weight of freedom in a world that is empty of any inherent value. The purpose of this essay is to show that McCarthy's characters exemplify the existential battle to create meaning and express individual agency in the face of nihilism and the ludicrous. This is accomplished by analyzing the decisions and actions of significant figures in the novels Blood Meridian, No Country for Old Men, and The Road. In this analysis, we will look into the ways in which the characters come face to face with the ideas of freedom, responsibility, authenticity, and the hunt for worth in a society where traditional moral frameworks have been destroyed. Furthermore, the essay will discuss how McCarthy's distinctive narrative style and stark portrayal of the human condition work to stress the existential aspects of his characters' travels. This will be done by analyzing how McCarthy presents the human situation.

929-932 38 14

NATURE CONSERVATION CULTURE IN FAMILY RITUALS

Salomat Karimboyeva


The article analyzes the traditional ecological aspects of family rituals of the Uzbeks of the Fergana Valley. It is emphasized that, of course, any traditional norms have become a factor regulating a person's internal beliefs.


 




 
933-934 38 8

CREATING DATA CENTERS USING CLOUD TECHNOLOGIES

Odil Mamarajabov


The choice of cloud technologies is one of today's important tasks of training specialists who are active in the information or digital society.


 




 
935-937 95 29

PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS (PPPS) AND INVESTMENT: A CATALYST FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH

Berdaq Mirzanov , Uluğbek Qosbergenov


This article explores the role of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in attracting investment and fostering economic growth. It highlights how PPPs serve as a bridge between public sector needs and private sector capital, providing a sustainable model for infrastructure and service development. The paper examines key factors that influence foreign direct investment (FDI) in PPP projects, such as political stability, regulatory frameworks, and financial incentives. Additionally, it addresses major challenges, including financing constraints, regulatory risks, and currency fluctuations, while offering strategic recommendations to enhance investment flows. The study underscores the importance of well-structured PPP agreements in creating long-term economic stability and development opportunities.


 




 
938-941 24 10

FORMATION OF ENTREPRENEURIAL COMPETENCES THROUGH TECHNOLOGY LESSONS IN GENERAL EDUCATION SCHOOL STUDENTS

S. Rajabova


This article describes a method for developing entrepreneurial competencies of secondary school students through technology lessons.


 




 
942-944 29 13

THE IMPORTANCE OF CLUBS IN THE PROFESSIONAL FOCUS OF STUDENTS

Khalida Tolkinova


The article discusses ideas for organizing clubs to guide students in a profession based on their interests, as well as for organizing clubs for students who have shown interest in a particular type of work, profession or specialty.


 




 
945-950 95 31

TECHNOLOGY AND LANGUAGE LEARNING With Duolingo

Guldana Embergenova


Mobile devices and applications, which have become a significant part of our everyday lives in the digital age, are utilized for many different purposes, including education. As a result, they have a big influence on the idea of gamification, which is being employed more and more in digital formats. Duolingo, a widely used language-learning software based on game strategies, is an illustration of this strategy.


 




 
951-953 74 26

BIOECOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF RED MAPLE (ACER RUBRUM) IN UZBEKISTAN AND ITS PROSPECTS FOR USE IN GREENING

Kamol Baratov , Umida Zayniddinova


This article examines the biological and ecological characteristics of the Red Maple (Acer rubrum) and its adaptability to the soil and climatic conditions of Uzbekistan. The morphological structure, reproduction, distribution, and ecological significance of the tree are analyzed. The prospects of utilizing Red Maple in greening urban and rural areas, its role in moderating urban climates, its aesthetic and ecological importance, as well as its requirements for soil, moisture, and light are explored. The advantages and potential challenges of introducing this species in Uzbekistan are also discussed.  


 




 
954-956 55 14

THE CONTENT OF SYSTEMATIC COGNITIVE COMPETENCE OF PRESCHOOL CHILDREN AND ITS ROLE IN EDUCATION

Mirazimova Mukhabbat


This article presents the content of the systematic cognitive competence of preschool children and its role in education, activities for the development of systematic thinking at an early age, the application of skills in practice, and the social and emotional development of children.


 




 
957-960 54 24

BEYOND ACADEMICS: HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT FOR GIRLS IN BOARDING SCHOOL SETTINGS

Feruza To‘laganova , Maftuna Fozilova , Kamola Maxkamova


Imagine a young girl stepping into the grand halls of Nurafshon Presidential school, a boarding school buzzing with possibility. She’s a new 5th-grader, suitcase in hand, nervous but eager. Her academic journey is about to begin, but at school, it’s not just about textbooks and test scores—it’s about growing into a confident, compassionate, and capable young woman. For girls like her, boarding schools can be transformative, offering a chance to explore talents, build character, and master life skills. Yet, this holistic development comes with its share of challenges. At school, a multi-faceted approach ensures that every girl thrives beyond the classroom, though there’s always room to refine the journey.


 




 
961-964 71 12

HIGH-QUALITY TEACHING AND LEARNING IN ACTION: INTEGRATING MATH, COMPUTER SCIENCE, AND ENGLISH AT NURAFSHON PRESIDENTIAL SCHOOL

Shohboz Kaumutov , Sunnat Xurramov , Oybek Maksumov


At Nurafshon Presidential School, teachers of mathematics, computer science, and English—are united by a shared commitment to High-Quality Teaching and Learning (HQTL). Our mission is to unlock the potential of every student, empowering them to achieve academic excellence, develop essential skills, and cultivate attributes that prepare them for a bright future. Drawing from our diverse disciplines, we integrate engaging instruction, real-world applications, and a passion for learning to create a dynamic educational experience. This article explores how we define and deliver HQTL through our subjects, reflecting the school’s core components of curriculum integration, experiential learning, and the development of character traits and intellectual abilities.


 




 
965-970 57 20

EFFECTIVE TECHNIQUES TO TEACH ENGLISH VOCABULARY FOR UNDERGRADUATES IN UZBEKISTAN

Mukhlisa Azizova


Many students struggle to absorb vocabulary in English-language classrooms, despite its importance in foreign language learning. Words carry meaning, and expanding your vocabulary helps you reduce misunderstandings in communication. This study examines how innovative vocabulary teaching methods, such as exercises, games, presentations, a variety types of playing of roles, using dictionary, and integrated learning, can improve vocabulary acquisition for ESL learners.


 




 
971-975 160 52

REGIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ISLAMIC HOLIDAYS AND VALUES

Zuhra Otaboyeva


This article analyzes Islamic holidays (Eid of Ramadan, Eid of Sacrifice) and their regional characteristics. The formation of Islamic values ​​in the cultural, historical and social context, their uniqueness in different nations and their dependence on local traditions were studied. Attention is paid to the place of Ramadan and Eid al-Adha, which are considered religious holidays, in social life and the rules of their observance. Characteristics of Khorezm song "Yo Ramazan" related to Islamic holidays, examples of its performance, similarities and differences with its performance in other regions were analyzed. At the same time, the time and order of the “ashura” and  "mavlud" ceremony in the Khorezm oasis, as well as the activities of the pilgrims in this ceremony, were also studied. The article focuses on the changes of Islamic holidays in the process of globalization, their impact on the education of the young generation and their importance in society.


 




 
976-978 60 17

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON ETHNOCULTURAL PROCESSES IN THE KHIVA KHANATE IN THE MID-19TH CENTURY

Oymarjon Ibadullaeva


This article examines the ethnic processes and ethnocultural relations in the Khiva Khanate based on historical sources from that period, the diaries of ambassadors who visited the Khiva Khanate, and the works of local historians.


 




 
979-981 39 17

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC LIFE OF THE ANCIENT KHOREZM PEOPLE DURING THE BRONZE AGE

Sharkiya Rakhmatullaeva


This article examines the social and economic life of the population during the Bronze Age in ancient Khorezm and its surrounding regions, based on the results of archaeological excavations conducted at various sites.


 




 
982-987 55 16

PRIMARY GRADE LESSONS AND DIDACTIC IN THE GAME THE USE OF THE GAME IN THEORETICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL PRINCIPLES

Rano Deykanova


Lessons for the use of didactic games and game in this article in primary school pedagogical specialties on the basis that they may possess the necessary knowledge and initial professional activity that are necessary for knowledge, skills and abilities as well as provides information about the actual functions of the educational institutions to support the position.


 




 
988-991 47 17

REFLECTION OF THE SPIRITUAL AND ENLIGHTENING IDEA IN THE WORKS OF ABDULLA AVLONI

Sarvinoz Boymurodova


Abdulla Avloni is known as a poet and writer who deeply reflected the spiritual and educational idea in his works. In his works, he paid great attention to the study of national and spiritual values, the importance of education and upbringing, as well as the inner world of man. Avloni widely covered the socio-political problems of his time, the spiritual needs of the people, and the ideas of enlightenment in his works.


 




 
992-998 225 55

TRANSLATION AND CULTURAL REALITIES: HOW TO AVOID LOSS OF MEANING

E. Gilyazetdinov


The article explores the theoretical foundations of translation, the challenges of translating cultural realities and the strategies to minimize meaning loss in the process. Cultural-specific terms, traditions, and concepts often lack direct equivalents in the target language, leading to semantic gaps or misinterpretations. By analyzing different translation theories and real-world case studies, this paper aims to provide insights into how translators can effectively bridge cultural gaps while maintaining the integrity of the original message. Different translation approaches, including transliteration, descriptive translation, cultural adaptation, and the use of footnotes, to ensure accuracy and preserve cultural identity are revealed in the article. Special attention is given to the impact of globalization on translation practices and the necessity of balancing fidelity to the source text with audience comprehension. The findings highlight the importance of cultural sensitivity and translator competence in maintaining the authenticity of meaning.


 




 
999-1002 95 41

A STUDY OF WORD STRESS PATTERNS IN ENGLISH AND THEIR DIFFICULTIES FOR UZBEK LEARNERS

Xosiyatxon Xoshimova , Zilola Rozikova


This study examines English word stress patterns and the challenges Uzbek learners face in mastering them. In English, stress is not fixed and varies depending on word structure and origin. In contrast, Uzbek generally places stress on the final syllable, leading to pronunciation errors in English. The study emphasizes the importance of targeted teaching methods, listening exercises, and stress-focused pronunciation drills to help Uzbek learners overcome these difficulties.


 




 
1003-1006 153 47

ABDURAUF FITRAT'S ROLE IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE JADID ENLIGHTENMENT AND ITS HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE

Zulfiyaxon Olimova


This article provides detailed information about the activities of Abdurauf Abdurahim's son Fitrat, who carried out his active jadidist activities in the ranks of the Jadid enlightenment, in the creative and political sphere, and the political situation and other events that resulted from him. The process of study of Fitrat in Istanbul, activities in different cities, namely Bukhara, Saarqand, Tashkent and other places, and the main thing, the processes of activity in the movement of “young bukharians”, are also particularly touched upon.


 




 
1007-1011 58 21

POLITICAL, ECONOMIC FACTORS IN BUSINESS AND PEST ANALYSIS

Tumaris Suvankulova


This article examines some factors such as political, economic, social, demographic, technological, arising in business areas, which are called in one phrase as PEST analysis. Also, the consequences and results of these factors with their properties and their significance in all business activities will be explained.


 




 
1012-1015 55 17

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TRADITIONAL AND GREEN ECONOMIC MODELS

Humoyun Aliqulov

Traditional economic models primarily focus on maximizing economic growth, often at the expense of environmental sustainability. These models rely heavily on fossil fuels, resource extraction, and linear production-consumption patterns, leading to ecological degradation and climate change. In contrast, green economic models prioritize environmental stewardship, resource efficiency, and social equity. They integrate circular economy principles, renewable energy adoption, and sustainable production practices to achieve long-term economic stability and ecological balance. This paper explores the fundamental differences between traditional and green economic models, highlighting their implications for sustainable development, policy-making, and global economic resilience.

1016-1018 35 10

ADAPTING SPEECH CORPORA FOR GAMIFIED ESL LEARNING

Mukhabbat Turgunboyeva


This article explores the integration of speech corpora into gamified ESL (English as a Second Language) learning. It highlights the benefits of using real-life language data in interactive learning environments to enhance engagement and proficiency. The paper discusses methodologies for adapting corpora, the advantages of gamification, and potential challenges in implementation.


 




 
1019-1027 46 20

INCREASING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COMBINATION OFFENSIVE MOVEMENTS BY IMPROVING THE TECHNICAL AND TACTICAL TRAINING OF QUALIFIED GRECO-ROMAN WRESTLERS

Eldor Rakhmanov


This article studies the issues of increasing the effectiveness of technical and tactical actions by improving the combinational actions of Greco-Roman wrestlers. The study analyzes effective training methods aimed at increasing the technical and tactical preparation of athletes, and scientifically examines the role of the combinational approach in their offensive actions.


 




 
1028-1032 46 18

IMPROVING THE MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING OF PRESCHOOL EDUCATION

Mohinur Akmalova


this article discusses the need and approaches to improving preschool management and marketing. Important aspects such as the importance of the preschool education system, its effective management and strengthening ties with parents are analyzed. Innovations, the development of educators and educators, as well as the importance of marketing strategies are shown, and methods of using competitive infrastructure and social networks are presented. This article presents practical recommendations aimed at the development of preschool educational organizations. 


 




 
1033-1037 126 28

THE LEGAL SIGNIFICANCE OF CRYPTO ASSETS IN INHERITANCE LAW

Javohir Eshonqulov, Muhammdamin Erkinov


This article analyzes the role and legal significance of crypto assets in inheritance law. As a result of the development of the digital economy, crypto assets are now considered new objects within the scope of inheritance law. The research examines the recognition of crypto assets as inheritable property and the issues of their legal regulation based on the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the legal practices of foreign countries.


 




 
1038-1040 46 12

IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

N. Kayumova, Gulnora Roʻziyeva , Rayhona Oʻrazova

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.   

1041-1044 51 21

LOANS PROVIDED BY NON-BANK CREDIT ORGANISATIONS

Nigina Sharipova


Loans provided by non-bank credit organizations are an alternative form of financial services, aimed at allocating loans outside the banking system to various clients, including individuals and small business entities. Such organizations include microfinance organizations, leasing companies, fintech companies, and online lending platforms. They are characterized by fast lending, simplified document demand and innovation approaches. This article will tell you in detail about the types of non-bank credit organizations, their mechanisms of operation, advantages and risks.


 




 
1045-1055 58 23

THE NEED FOR MANAGING THE FIXED ASSETS OF INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES IN ACHIEVING THE GOALS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Jamila Musayeva


The article considers the need for managing the fixed assets of enterprises in the context of economic integration, as well as in achieving the goals of sustainable development, the features of the structural composition of the fixed assets of enterprises. Reflected, proposed and assessed the coordination of the management of fixed assets at the enterprise, contributing to the development of the economy of industrial enterprises of Uzbekistan in the sewing industry.


 




 
1056-1059 720 393

BIG DATA: CUSTOMER CREDIT ANALYSIS USING DIGITAL BANKING DATABASE

Bahodir Jumayev

The article studies the scientific and practical aspects of improving credit analysis in Uzbek banks based on modern methods - big data and digital mirror technologies. The study analyzes statistical data from the 2024 report of the Central Bank of Uzbekistan, documents "Banking Reform Strategy-2025", as well as practical experience of institutions such as Uzpromstroybank and Xalq Bank. The essence of digital mirror systems, their role in reducing credit risk, integration of data sources (soliq.uz, my.gov.uz, social networks) are shown. The problems section covers the issues of data security, lack of legal basis, and customer distrust. The conclusion presents proposals for automating credit analysis, a centralized data platform, and personnel training.

1060-1063 52 22

TRENDS IN ORGANIZING GEOGRAPHY LESSONS THROUGH UNTRADITIONAL METHODS

Roza Gaypova


This article provides information on the importance of innovative games used to teach geography in general secondary schools and increase its effectiveness.


 




 
1064-1066 41 10

PECULIARITIES OF TEACHING METHODS IN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

Madina Tursinova


The first methоd оf teаching Russiаn is а prаcticаl technique. Psychоlоgicаl аnd pedаgоgicаl pаtterns оf the educаtiоnаl prоcess аre similаr tо the needs оf sоciety. Cоmmunicаtiоn tооls determine the wаys оf teаching Russiаn tо students in аccоrdаnce with their lаnguаge chаrаcteristics. The methоd оf teаching the Russiаn lаnguаge cоnsists оf literаry pаrts, lаnguаge skills оf students, grаmmаr cоncepts, chаnges in the lаnguаge system оver time (аssimilаtiоn) аnd оther pаrts оf lаnguаge science. Methоdоlоgy; Pedаgоgy, psychоlоgy аnd philоsоphy аt the intersectiоn оf disciplines. These disciplines hаve а cоmmоn interest.


 




 
1067-1071 654 348

THE ROLE AND PROMISING DIRECTIONS OF GREEN BONDS IN FINANCING THE GREEN ECONOMY IN THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL MARKET

Madina Bobojonova


Green bonds have emerged as a crucial financial instrument for mobilizing capital toward environmentally sustainable projects. As climate change concerns and sustainability objectives gain momentum, green bonds provide an effective mechanism for financing the transition to a green economy. This paper examines the role of green bonds in the global financial market, highlighting their impact on sustainable development, the challenges they face, and their future growth prospects. The study explores key trends, policy frameworks, and market dynamics that influence the issuance and effectiveness of green bonds. Furthermore, it identifies promising directions, such as regulatory enhancements, technological innovations, and the integration of green finance into mainstream investment portfolios, which could bolster the expansion of green bonds. By fostering greater transparency, standardization, and investor confidence, green bonds can play a pivotal role in accelerating the shift toward a more sustainable and resilient global economy.


 




 
1072-1075 79 33

THE IMPORTANCE OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN DEVELOPING STUDENTS' ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND AND EXPRESS EMOTIONS

Mehrangiz Abrayeva


This article analyzes the importance of effective communication in developing students' ability to understand and express emotions. The results of the study showed that open and supportive communication from the teacher helps to develop children's emotional expression skills. The main factors identified on the basis of experiments and observations - open questions, empathy, storytelling techniques and group communication methods - had a positive effect on students' ability to express their emotions clearly and confidently. The results of the study confirm the importance of teachers' use of effective communication strategies in the educational process.


 




 
1076-1079 62 10

NATIONAL VALUES IN EDUCATION AND FAMILY EDUCATION

Gulbahor Eshmuradova, Mahfuza Berdiyarova


The article discusses that the model of modern education cannot be created without taking into account regional characteristics, without relying on the historical memory of people, on the national experience of teaching and family education. The starting point for the upbringing of the ethics of interethnic communication should b e the formation of a positive emotional attitude in children to the national diversity of the population of our country and the entire planet.


 




 
1080-1083 56 29

SKULLCAP IS THE NATIONAL SYMBOL OF THE EAST

Saidakhbor Bulatov


In this article, the translation and classification of the epigraphic inscriptions of the Sherdar madrasa, one of the monuments in the Registan complex in Samarkand, is described as an important place in the logical study of our great cultural heritage and its promotion.


 




 
1084-1086 77 32

USE OF BIOMETRIC DATA: LEGAL RESTRICTIONS AND LIABILITY ISSUES

Javokhir Eshonkulov, Rayxona Islomova


This article analyzes the legal restrictions and liability issues related to the use of biometric data. Biometric data includes unique characteristics that enable personal identification and are widely used in modern security systems. However, the improper use or breach of confidentiality of such data can lead to serious human rights and legal concerns.


 




 
1087-1090 85 33

THE STATE OF PRACTICE OF DEVELOPING SPEECH AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN

Madina Bosimbekova


This article discusses the methods used in practice in the process of developing communicative competence in preschool children. Communicative competence is an important factor in children's adaptation to social life, effective preparation for school education and personal development. Developing vocabulary in preschool children, forming skills for communicating with others, and ensuring their adaptability to social life are one of the most urgent issues today. The article highlights the importance of implementing this process in accordance with state requirements and analyzes methods based on social, didactic and innovative approaches to developing communicative competence in children and their significance.


 




 
1091-1095 38 18

THE EFFECT OF SOIL TILING METHODS AND THE USE OF HERBICIDES ON WEEDS FOUND IN AREAS OF POTATO CULTIVATION AS A REPRODUCTIVE CROP

S. Abdukarimov


When the soil is mainly cultivated with a two-tier plow to a depth of 28-30 cm, and Dafosat herbicide is applied at a rate of 4.0 kg/ha along with sowing against weeds, and Ridovn Xtra 75% herbicide is applied at a rate of 2.0 kg when 2-3 true leaves appear, weeds sharply decrease, creating favorable conditions for good growth and development of cultivated plants.


 




 
1096-1101 72 22

PROSPECTS FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF PISTACHIO PLANTATIONS BY SOWING HANDON PISTACHIO SEEDS

Nargizaxon Nabiyeva


The control of traits in wild, ruderal and cultivated tropical varieties of plants distributed in nature depends primarily on genetic information. The variability that occurs during the vegetation period of a plant is subject to environmental factors. Based on this, it is assumed that artificial selection carried out by man has led to progress in the evolutionary process. Pistachio is one of the main valuable economic traits of the plant.


 




 
1102-1108 262 12

SYMBOLIC ANALYSIS OF SEASON SYMBOLS IN ARCHITECTURAL DECORATIONS AND ITS EDUCATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE

Umida Khoshimova


If we talk about Indian architecture, the examples of architecture built in India are distinguished from other cultures by their beauty, uniqueness, rich philosophical ideas in terms of color and symbols.


 




 
1109-1111 33 14

FORMATION OF STUDENTS' COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCIES IN THE CREDIT-MODULE SYSTEM

Akmal Xamzayev


This article discusses the formation of communicative competencies of students studying German as a second language in the credit module system and improving their knowledge of German.    


 




 
1112-1116 55 12

INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS INTO THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Dusmatova Nargiza


This article explores the integration of technological innovations into English as a Foreign Language (EFL) classrooms, examining the potential benefits and challenges associated with their adoption. It reviews the impact of various technologies, including language learning apps, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and online platforms, on different aspects of language acquisition. The article argues that while technology offers significant opportunities to enhance EFL instruction, effective integration requires careful pedagogical consideration, teacher training, and ongoing evaluation.


 




 
1117-1121 43 24

INTEGRATION OF YOUNG TEACHERS INTO THE PROFESSIONAL ENVIRONMENT

Mehriniso Maksadova


The professional and psychological adaptation of a young teacher is a complex and multidimensional process that includes the assimilation of professional norms, the development of pedagogical competencies, as well as the formation of psychological resistance to stressful factors. Successful adaptation helps to improve the quality of the educational process and reduce professional burnout.


 




 
1122-1125 57 14

IMPORTANCE OF USING LEARNING TECHNIQUES WHILE STUDYING FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Guljamal Abillaeva , Aziza Ziyodulleyeva


Using efficient learning strategies is just as important as motivation and exposure when learning a foreign language. These methods—which include self-testing, mind mapping, repetition, and spaced practice—help students assimilate, remember, and use language knowledge more effectively. This essay explores the importance of using learning strategies when studying a foreign language. The study shows through a review of the literature, student surveys, and classroom observations that students who actively employ particular strategies make more improvement in grammatical comprehension, communicative fluency, and vocabulary acquisition. The study comes to the conclusion that integrating learning strategies into language instruction promotes self-reliance, retention, and long-term achievement.


 




 
1126-1131 127 41

NAVIGATING THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS: EFFECTIVE METHODS FOR IMPROVING LEARNING OUTCOMES

Sherali Shomurodov


This article explores effective strategies for improving learning outcomes in educational settings. It highlights the importance of active learning, personalized instruction, technology integration, fostering a growth mindset, and using assessments for learning. The article emphasizes the need for a holistic approach to education that engages students, tailors teaching to individual needs, incorporates modern technologies, and encourages continuous learning. By adopting these methods, educators can create a more dynamic and supportive environment that enhances student performance and prepares them for lifelong learning.


 




 
1132-1135 59 18

TEACHING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE IN AN INCLUSIVE CLASSROOM

Sevara Salimova


Inclusive education ensures that all students, regardless of their abilities or special needs, have equal access to learning opportunities. Teaching English in an inclusive environment requires a multifaceted approach that accommodates diverse learning styles and abilities. This paper explores the pedagogical methodologies, technological interventions, and collaborative strategies essential for effective English language instruction in inclusive classrooms. The study highlights the role of differentiated instruction, assistive technologies, and cooperative learning in fostering an engaging and supportive learning environment.


 




 
1136-1139 98 18

THE ATLAS OF UZBEKS - THE MASTERPIECE OF UZBEKS

M. Suvonova


Our national fabric, satin, is a product made from natural silk and is also important for human health. All products made from natural silk are among the most competitive in the world, including satin fabric.


 




 
1140-1144 265 180

THE APPLICATION OF SMART CONTRACTS IN CIVIL LAW RELATIONS

Javohir Eshonqulov, Nargiza Jumayeva


This article analyzes the application of smart contracts in civil law relations. Smart contracts operate based on blockchain technology and contribute to increasing the efficiency of legal relations through automation. The article examines the advantages of smart contracts, their legal risks, and the possibilities of their application within the framework of civil law. The research results indicate the necessity of improving the legal regulation of smart contracts.


 




 
1145-1148 59 22

DESCRIPTION OF SINGLE- AND MULTI-VALUED TERMS IRRIGATION AND LAND RECLAMATION IN EXPLANATORY DICTIONARIES OF THE UZBEK LANGUAGE

Maxliyo Axmedova


Monosemy and polysemy are among the most discussed topics in linguistics. The changes taking place in the life of our people were manifested primarily in vocabulary. These changes include the naming of newly introduced concepts and the choice of words to express them. Experts consider the phenomenon of ambiguity as a natural reaction of linguistic socialization to the overpopulation of language. Ambiguity is usually based on the presence of a meaningful relationship between the meanings in the semantic content of a lexeme.


 




 
1149-1154 189 66

DIGITAL MEDIA AND COPYRIGHT: LEGAL DISPUTES AND AGREEMENTS

Javohir Eshonqulov, Maftuna Sultonova


This article analyzes legal disputes related to the protection of copyright in the digital media environment and their solutions. The wide distribution of content on modern digital platforms highlights the situations leading to copyright infringement. The article studies the legal framework, case law and international agreements existing in the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan and foreign countries, and evaluates their effectiveness. According to the results of the study, the need to use digital technologies, increase legal literacy and strengthen international cooperation to resolve legal disputes is emphasized. The author gives practical recommendations on improving copyright protection mechanisms in the digital media sector.


 




 
1155-1157 63 44

LINGUISTIC AND SPIRITUAL CHARACTERISTICS OF WORDS USED IN THE CHAPTER "LET'S PRESERVE THE MIND AND THE INTELLECT" IN TAHIR MALIK'S WORK "THE PROPERTY OF HUMANITY"

Munisxon Tilavova

This article discusses the linguistic and spiritual characteristics of words, the linguistic and spiritual characteristics of words in Tahir Malik's work "The Property of Humanity".

1158-1160 69 11

ANALYSIS OF ABDULLA AVLONI'S "LITERATURE OR NATION" - THE CONTENT OF THIS WORK AND HIS VIEWS ON LITERATURE

Sayidillo Korakhujayev


Abdulla Avloni, a prominent Uzbek educator, poet, and social reformer, made significant contributions to the development of Uzbek literature and national consciousness. His work "Literature or Nation" explores the interdependence of literature and national identity, emphasizing the role of literature in shaping and preserving cultural values. Avloni argues that literature serves as both a mirror and a guiding force for society, helping to cultivate national pride and intellectual development. This paper examines the main themes of "Literature or Nation" and Avloni’s perspective on the essential role of literature in nation-building, highlighting his advocacy for an educational and progressive literary movement.


 




 
1165-1168 66 46

A MODEL OF COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGIES IN TEACHING ENGLISH TO NON-LINGUISTIC STUDENTS

Dilorom Sultanova


This article analyzes the model of communicative style strategies in teaching English to non-linguistic students. The methods and approaches used to establish effective communication with students in the educational process and develop their linguistic and communicative competence are highlighted. The possibilities of effectively organizing the language learning process through interactive and innovative methods are also considered. The article also reveals in detail the didactic significance of communicative strategies and their role in the modern language teaching system.


 




 
1169-1171 34 19

NEW PEDAGOGICAL APPROACHES TO ORGANIZING PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS EVENTS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Feruza Qo’ziyeva


This article considers the relevance of organizing physical education, sports and health promotion events held in secondary schools on the basis of state sponsorship using new pedagogical technologies in educating the younger generation.


 




 
1172-1175 47 12

INCREASING INTEREST, MOTIVATION FOR SWIMMING LESSONS OF YOUNGER SCHOOL CHILDREN

Jasmin Abitova


The article presents the results of scientific and experimental work to improve the effectiveness of the process of teaching swimming to children of primary school age based on the use of innovative visual material. The expediency of using a set of methodological materials at the stage of swimming training, aimed at increasing interest, motivation for systematic swimming lessons, achieving the optimal possible level of physical fitness and physical performance of younger schoolchildren, has been proved.


 




 
1176-1180 93 24

LAUGHING THROUGH LITERATURE: THE HILARIOUS TALES OF GAFUR GHULAM

Munisa Tojiboyeva


This article examines the satirical and humorous dimensions of Gafur Ghulam's literary works, focusing particularly on his prose compositions like "Hasan Kayfiy," "Farzandi solih," and "Afandi o'lmaydigan bo'ldi." Through textual analysis of these works, this research demonstrates how Ghulam employed humor as a sophisticated vehicle for social critique while entertaining readers across generations. The findings suggest that Ghulam's comedic elements served dual purposes: as entertainment and as a means to address complex social issues during Soviet-era Uzbekistan, establishing him as a master satirist as well as a serious literary figure.


 




 
1181-1185 215 27

EVOLUTION ALGEBRAS

Sarvar Abdullayev


Mathematics is widely applied in various scientific and practical fields, enabling the understanding and modeling of complex natural processes. In this regard, evolutionary algebra is a crucial mathematical discipline focused on studying the algebraic models of dynamic systems. Evolutionary algebra is used to express and analyze the development of systems that change over time. This field is widely utilized in areas such as biological evolution, genetic algorithms, physical processes, and artificial intelligence.


 




 
1186-1190 56 50

ALLERGIC RHINITIS AS A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BRONCHIAL ASTHMA IN CHILDREN

N. Azizova, O. Yefimenko, N. Dehqonova


Allergic rhinitis (AR) is a common inflammatory condition of the upper airways that is frequently observed in children. Emerging evidence suggests that AR may play a crucial role in the pathogenesis and progression of bronchial asthma. This study aimed to evaluate the association between AR and the subsequent development of bronchial asthma in children, as well as to identify risk factors that may predispose patients with AR to develop asthma. In a prospective, multicenter observational study conducted between January 2020 and December 2022, 600 children aged 5–15 years with a clinical diagnosis of AR were enrolled and followed for 18 months. Clinical assessments, allergy testing, spirometric evaluations, and standardized questionnaires (including the Total Nasal Symptom Score and Asthma Control Test [ACT]) were employed to monitor disease progression. Multivariate logistic regression analysis revealed that children with moderate-to-severe AR, a family history of atopy, and concomitant exposure to indoor allergens were at significantly higher risk of developing bronchial asthma (Odds Ratio [OR] 3.2, 95% Confidence Interval [CI] 1.9–5.4, p < 0.001). Our findings support the hypothesis that AR is a major risk factor for bronchial asthma in children and emphasize the need for early identification and integrated management strategies to mitigate the progression from AR to asthma.


 




 
1191-1195 58 27

COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VARIOUS STEPWISE TREATMENT METHODS FOR CHILDREN WITH BRONCHIAL ASTHMA

B. Zokirov , M. Ganiyeva , Z. Turgunpoʻlatova


Bronchial asthma is one of the most common chronic respiratory disorders in children and significantly impacts quality of life. Stepwise treatment approaches, as recommended by international guidelines, have been developed to tailor therapy according to disease severity. This study aims to comparatively evaluate the clinical outcomes and safety profiles of different stepwise treatment regimens in pediatric patients with bronchial asthma. In a prospective, multicenter observational study conducted from January 2021 to December 2023, 500 children aged 6 to 15 years diagnosed with persistent asthma were enrolled and managed according to one of three treatment protocols. Data were collected on asthma control (assessed by the Asthma Control Test [ACT]), lung function parameters, frequency of exacerbations, and adverse events. Statistical analyses revealed that while all three stepwise regimens improved asthma control over a 12-month follow-up, significant differences were noted regarding exacerbation rates and treatment tolerability. Notably, regimens incorporating early combination therapy with inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) and long-acting β₂-agonists (LABA) showed a faster improvement in lung function and a reduced risk of severe exacerbations compared with protocols relying on sequential escalation of monotherapy. These findings suggest that early introduction of combination therapy may be advantageous in achieving rapid asthma control and preventing exacerbations in children with moderate-to-severe disease. The study supports a tailored, patient-centered approach in managing pediatric asthma, emphasizing both efficacy and safety.


 




 
1196-1201 65 20

ANALYSIS OF FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ONSET OF BRONCHIAL OBSTRUCTIVE SYNDROME IN EARLY CHILDHOOD IN ANDIJAN REGION: ADVANCES IN TREATMENT AND PREVENTION METHODS

N. Azizova , M. Ganiyeva, R. Xoshimova


Bronchial obstructive syndrome (BOS) is a significant cause of respiratory morbidity in early childhood. This study investigates the multifactorial etiology of BOS in children residing in the Andijan region and evaluates novel approaches in treatment and prevention. A cross-sectional study was conducted among 450 children aged 6 months to 5 years. Data on environmental, socioeconomic, and biological factors were collected through clinical evaluations, parental questionnaires, and medical records review. Statistical analysis, including multivariate logistic regression, identified significant associations between BOS and factors such as indoor air pollution, parental smoking, low birth weight, and recurrent respiratory infections. In addition, recent advances in pharmacotherapy and community-based preventive strategies were assessed. Our findings highlight the urgent need for integrated health policies to mitigate environmental risk factors and improve early intervention. The results support the incorporation of preventive measures, such as public health education and the reduction of indoor pollutants, into pediatric respiratory care protocols.


 




 
1202-1204 75 16

THE FUNCTIONING OF PHRASEOLOGICAL INTENSIFIERS IN DIFFERENT TYPES OF DISCOURSE

Gulmira Kaljanova


The function of phraseological intensifiers in various types of speech is very wide and important. Phraseological intensifiers, that is, phraseological units, play an important role in increasing the diversity of the language, enhancing expressiveness and making speech more effective. With their help, the author or speaker manages to express his thoughts clearly, clearly and interestingly. This makes the speech more interesting and memorable for listeners or readers. This article provides information on the function of phraseological intensifiers in various types of speech.


 




 
1205-1210 107 42

SHAPING AUTONOMOUS LEARNERS: STRATEGIES FOR LONG-TERM GRAMMAR RETENTION

Zulkhumor Zakirova


Learner autonomy plays a crucial role in language acquisition, particularly in mastering grammar, as it enables students to take responsibility for their learning. This article explores the significance of learner independence in language learning, highlighting its benefits such as increased motivation, critical thinking skills, and long-term retention of grammar rules. The discussion emphasizes the role of grammar in communicative competence and presents effective strategies to promote autonomous grammar learning. Discovery-Based Learning, Socratic Questioning, Task-Based Grammar Learning, and Corpus-based Exploration are examined as strategies that encourage learners to actively engage with grammatical structures rather than passively memorize rules. By fostering critical thinking, self-reflection, and problem-solving, these approaches help students internalize grammar more effectively and develop long-lasting learning habits.


 




 
1211-1215 98 18

HISTORY OF THE KHOREZM TIME PRESS: IN THE 1920S

Dilafruz Atamuratova


The overthrow of the Khiva Khanate in 1920 linked the future of Khorezm with Soviet power. The article analyzes the processes associated with the history of Khorezm in 1920-1924. In addition to local publications, socio-political processes were covered on the basis of articles, information and data published in Bukhara, Turkestan, as well as in the press of the RSFSR, and later the USSR.


 




 
1216-1219 69 20

ASPECTS OF TEACHING GRAMMAR TO ELEMENTARY AND INTERMEDIATE LEVEL STUDENTS

Umida Turakulova


This article summarizes a study exploring key aspects of teaching grammar to elementary and intermediate English language learners. The research investigates effective methodologies and approaches for presenting and practicing grammatical concepts at these levels. It examines various techniques, including inductive and deductive approaches, communicative activities, and the use of authentic materials, analyzing their impact on students' grammatical accuracy and fluency. The study aims to identify best practices for grammar instruction that promote both understanding and practical application for learners at these proficiency levels.


 




 
1220-1224 63 30

COGNITIVE ASPECT OF TRANSLATION FROM ENGLISH INTO UZBEK ( AS A EXAMPLE OF PROVERBS)

Mohiniso Gulomova

Proverbs expand the expressive capabilities of the language and reveal its richness, elegance and beauty. Each proverb, with its lyrical and poetic aspects, reveals the subtleties of the language.


Thus, proverbs are of great importance not only in preserving the moral and cultural traditions of the people, but also in providing useful advice in modern life, preserving the richness of the language. This article presents the translation or variant of some English proverbs into Uzbek.

1225-1227 44 15

THE EMERGENCE OF CONFLICT RELATIONSHIPS IN THE ONE-STEP FAMILY AND THE ROLE OF NATIONAL VALUES IN THE SOLUTION OF ALL PROBLEMS

Shakhlo Musurmonova


In this article, the conflicts that occur in single-parent families are expressed in the formation of values, norms, ideas, views, and ideas about the norms of behavior in the spirituality of children of different ages formed in the family. Accordingly, the ways to eliminate the neglect and delinquency of minors are also changing. However, the cooperation of family and public organizations, as well as law enforcement agencies, remains the most appropriate measure in these matters. &nbsp


 




 
1228-1232 58 15

OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL ENTITIES IN OUR COUNTRY TO UTILIZE FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN EXPORT ACTIVITIES

Mukhtabar Nurmuxamidova , Hikmatillo Rixsiboyev


Entrepreneurial activity results in the creation of new products. Today, fostering a competitive economic environment, enabling new entrepreneurs to achieve high commercial profits, and meeting the growing needs of society are crucial. Globally, innovative entrepreneurship is characterized by the creation of high-tech products and advanced technologies. In developed countries, firms engaged in innovation account for more than 30% of national exports.


 




 
1233-1235 63 17

DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS AN EFFECTIVE TOOL FOR COMBATING POVERTY

Saida Mamajonova


Nowadays, the global economy is characterized by various financial-economic and socio-political crises, as well as the intensification of trade wars between countries, leading to restrictions on socio-economic relations among nations. As a result, many national economies worldwide are experiencing a slowdown in GDP growth, a decline in real incomes, deepening social stratification, and an increase in poverty.


 




 
1236-1240 104 28

THE EVOLUTION OF BIOGRAPHY: FROM HISTORY TO FICTION

Mаnzilа Hаbibоvа


This introduction explores the genre of biography, its evolution, and its various forms, offering an in-depth understanding of how life stories are crafted. It highlights notable works, such as A Beautiful Mind by Sylvia Nasar, Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom by Catherine Clinton, and Megan Mayhew Bergman’s Almost Famous Women. The paper further discusses the blending of historical fact with fictional elements in biographical fiction and its emergence as a unique subgenre. The role of biography in modern literature, its narrative structure, and its significance in understanding influential individuals and their contributions are examined.


 




 
1241-1244 42 21

THE PRACTICE OF FORMING SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH SKILLS OF MASTER’S STUDENTS

Mahliyo Xaydarova


This article analyzes the practice of forming research skills in master's students. Scientific research activity is an important component of the higher education system, and at the master's level, the formation of students' skills in the practical application of theoretical knowledge and conducting scientific research is of great importance. The study examines the factors influencing the development of research competencies, effective methods, and innovative approaches.


 




 
1245-1246 61 15

ON THE ISSUES OF THE THEORY OF PSYCHOLOGISM IN LITERARY STUDIES

Mokhira Sadullaeva


This article discusses the issue of artistic psychologism in literary studies, the author's skill in creating a psychological image, the complex and incomprehensible aspects of the human psyche, the endless spiritual storms through words and their impact on human life, using the theoretical views of literary scholars as an example 


 




 
1245-1248 289 23

DIGITAL COURT PROCEEDINGS AND ONLINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION SYSTEMS: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF UZBEKISTAN AND INTERNATIONAL PRACTICES

Jаvоkhir Eshоnkulоv, Gayratbek Abdullayev


In the modern era, digitalization has significantly transformed legal systems worldwide, including court proceedings and dispute resolution mechanisms. The integration of technology in judicial processes aims to enhance efficiency, accessibility, and transparency. This article examines digital court proceedings and online dispute resolution (ODR) systems, with a focus on Uzbekistan’s legal framework and comparative insights from international practices.


 




 
1249-1254 456 19

LEGAL STATUS OF ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES AND DOCUMENTS: PRACTICE IN CIVIL LAW

Jаvоkhir Eshоnkulоv, Iqboloy Ummatova


Within the framework of this article, the author has covered the concept of electronic signature and its types and aspects different from electronic digital signature. The article also analyzes the favorable and problematic aspects of electronic signature and the legal status of documents signed electronically in Uzbekistan. Within the framework of the topic, proposals and conclusions are presented. 


 




 
1255-1257 18 7

MODERN PEDAGOGYS USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO DIGITIZE EDUCATION

Gulsora Zaripova


The rapid development of digital technologies has revolutionized various sectors, and education is no exception. This paper explores the digitalization of education, focusing on the role of online platforms, innovative technologies, and the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The integration of AI and digital tools has the potential to transform traditional learning methods, making education more accessible, personalized, and efficient. The paper also examines the challenges and opportunities that come with digitalization, and how educators, students, and policymakers can adapt to this evolving landscape.


 




 
1258-1267 98 26

USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PROCESS OF TRAINING FUTURE TEACHERS WHEN PERFORMING INDEPENDENT WORK: REVIEW AND PROSPECTS

Olga Gizatulina


The article considers the use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in the educational process of training future teachers. Existing approaches to integrating AI into pedagogical education are analyzed, advantages and challenges are identified, and prospects for its further development are considered. An analysis of AI services for independent work of students is conducted.  


 




 
1268-1271 96 28

THE IMPACT OF NATIONAL GAMES, WHICH ARE TRADITIONAL SPORTS GAMES, BUT NOT INCLUDED IN THE CATEGORY OF OLYMPIC GAMES, ON THE GENEPOND OF THE UZBEKISTAN PEOPLE

Behruz Xamroyev


This article analyzes the impact of traditional sports games, but not included in the category of Olympic Games, on the gene pool of the Uzbek people. The role of national sports games such as wrestling, uloq-ko'kari, belt wrestling, tug-of-war, and stone lifting in strengthening the physical and mental abilities of the Uzbek people formed over the centuries is incomparable. These games increased the physical health, endurance, and stamina of the people, and served to strengthen the gene pool. Also, through national games, qualities such as courage, patience, and teamwork were formed in the younger generation.


 




 
1272-1280 46 22

ORGАNIZАTION АND PLАNNING OF СREАTIVE PRODUСTION IN THE STАTE INSTITUTION “UZBEKSIRK”

Dilаfruz Yusupаliyevа


This аrtiсle аnаlyzes the mаin direсtions of сreаtive produсtion in the stаte institution Uzbekсirk, the internаl system of the orgаnizаtion аnd the mаin tаsks. The history of the development of сirсus аrt in Uzbekistаn аnd its сurrent stаte аre аnаlyzed. The speсifiс feаtures of сirсus аrt mаnаgement, finаnсiаl stаtus, rights аnd obligаtions аre аlso briefly disсussed.


 




 
1281-1283 119 31

THE ADVANTAGES OF LEARNING A NEW LANGUAGE

Madina Eshonqulova


Learning a new language is an essential skill that offers countless benefits in personal, professional, and academic life. In a globalized society, multilingualism is becoming increasingly necessary to facilitate communication, foster cultural understanding, and enhance cognitive abilities. This paper explores the numerous advantages of language acquisition, including its positive impact on brain function, career prospects, social integration, travel experiences, and personal growth. Research suggests that bilingual individuals have sharper cognitive skills, improved problem-solving abilities, and a greater ability to adapt to new situations.




 
1284-1286 49 11

NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION IN MASS MEDIA

Khayotkhon Askaraliyeva

The article discusses nonverbal means used in the communication process, their role and function. It is also argued on the basis of examples that in communicative situations, nonverbal means, together with linguistic units, give additional meaning to speech.

1287-1291 271 28

ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HYDROCARBON VAPOR CONDENSATION

K. Sharipov , S. Abdullaeva , Sh. Khalilov , A. Xadjibayev


This article analyzes the heat transfer process during the condensation of hydrocarbon vapors. The study focuses on determining the heat transfer coefficient in both vertical and horizontal condensers. Experimental research was conducted under specific conditions, including a pressure of 200-250 kPa and a vapor flow rate of 0.000122-0.000367 kg/s. The results demonstrate that the heat transfer coefficient increases with rising temperature and that horizontal condensers exhibit 1.5 times higher efficiency than vertical ones. The findings highlight the advantages of using horizontal condensers for improved energy efficiency in industrial applications.


 




 
1292-1296 51 15

UZBEKISTAN STATE DRAMA THEATRE: DIRECTORIAL RESEARCH AND SOLUTIONS

Mohina Isroilova


In this article, the enlightened Jadids, realizing that it is impossible to form the spirituality of peoples without scientific knowledge, enriched Islamic spirituality with new knowledge and made a worthy contribution to the formation of spirituality and worldview of people in the historical process. Then they sacrificed their lives.


 




 
1297-1301 41 10

MECHANISM FOR DEVELOPING INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING HIGHER ECONOMIC EDUCATION

Zarina Hasanova


This article analyzes the mechanisms for developing and implementing innovative educational strategies in the management of higher economic education. The effectiveness of using digital technologies, interactive teaching methods and modern pedagogical approaches in the educational process is discussed. It also highlights the economic efficiency of implementing innovative strategies and their role in improving the quality of education. The results of the study are of practical importance for heads and specialists of educational institutions and include recommendations for improving the higher education system.


 




 
1302-1303 224 26

ADVANTAGES, DISADVANTAGES AND SOLUTIONS OF VISUALIZATION

M. Kudratova , F. Nuraliyev

What is visualization and its advantages are explained, the shortcomings that arise in visualization are considered, and solutions are provided accordingly

1304-1306 38 22

GENDER EQUALITY IN EDUCATION

Shakhzoda Abdujalolova


The human race is born to seek news , whether it is a woman or a man , this process must always continue.  But in some countries we see  a lot of cases of gender segregation , and it does upset everyone . In some nations level of backwardness is very low compared to countries which have high gender equality , for example  , Yaman , Afghanistan , Nigeria , etc .       In learning , there should be not any allocation like woman or man , young or old , poor or rich  though problams such as pressure from parents or husband ,  religious obstacle , bad financial condition can be obstacles in many cases , so when such negative influences are not eliminated  , this is impossible  .      Equality in education is much more important than other positions also there are planty of   ways to do it .  For instance starting separate schools for girls ,  which are for Islamic countries , or setting up universities for them    and  government can find new laws like delayting kontrakt . The education of women and girls is more important than that of boys , not only for themselves but also for the nation  . A child brought up by a good and knowledgeable mother will never do anything bad , because there are no psychological disorder in them  and  for their own benefit , they will be able to support themselves even whithout a spouse .  Considering  the high number of disvorces these days , this is very  essential for them and prevents them from going dovn various destructive paths .


 




 
1307-1311 35 9

INFORMATION AND ENERGY ASSESSMENT OF GENESIS AND FERTILITY

V. Savich , Sh. Nafetdinov

The genesis and fertility of soils are determined by the processes of transformation, migration and accumulation of matter, energy and information. It is proved that these processes determine the intensity of development of podzolization in soils, gleiing, and the sod process.


It is shown that on more cultivated sod-podzolic soils it is more profitable to grow, from an energy point of view. Winter wheat, on less cultivated soils - perennial grasses. On less cultivated soils there is a greater risk of yield decline under unfavorable weather conditions.


It is proposed to carry out an information assessment using multiple correlation equations. It is proved that information and energy assessment of soils is necessary for the correct characterization of the genesis and fertility of soils.

1312-1320 27 17

INNOVATIVE ASPECTS OF OYDIN HOJIYEVA'S CREATIVITY

Gulchiroy Egamberdiyeva


This article discusses the uniqueness and innovative aspects of Oydin Hojiyeva’s poetry. In particular, her poetic style is compared with the works of Alisher Navoi, Ogahiy, Usmon Nosir, and Muhammad Yusuf, highlighting Hojiyeva’s distinctive path, style, tone, and exquisite metaphors through various examples.


 




 
1321-1324 102 19

INTERDEPENDENCE OF VOKAL AND INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMANCE

Janil Kulambetova


This scientific article analyzes the interrelationship between vocal and instrumental performance, their interaction and harmony, as well as the compatibility of vocal performance and instrumental instruments in musical expression. The article explores how the interaction between vocals and instruments, musical harmony, and their combined performance create a complete and richly expressed form of music. The research is aimed at a deeper understanding of the artistic and technical aspects of vocal and instrumental music.


 




 
1325-1328 58 31

Youth Creativity: The Power to Create the Future

Yulduz Alikhonova


This article discusses issues related to the development of creativity and creative abilities of young people. The article analyzes the role of young people in creative thinking, generating new ideas and finding innovative solutions. The social, psychological and cultural aspects of creativity are considered, and the importance of creating creative opportunities for young people, supporting and supporting their initiatives is emphasized. The article examines the need to create an educational, cultural and social environment necessary to increase the creative potential of young people. It also considers the role of digital technologies and new platforms in the development of creativity.


 




 
1329-1332 67 35

Sentiment Analysis in Computational Linguistics: Bridging Technology and Human Emotion

Z. Kulmatov


Sentiment analysis (SA) is a powerful computational technique in computational linguistics that allows machines to understand and analyze human sentiment expressed in language. In this article, we discuss the evolution of SA techniques, their daily applications, and the ethical challenges they pose. Integrating viewpoints of machine learning, linguistics, and social sciences, we highlight how SA is transforming industries while battling its limitations and overall societal impact. This review, targeted at practitioners and researchers, highlights the importance of ethical standards and cross-disciplinary collaboration in ensuring the ethical use of SA.


 




 
1333-1337 75 23

DEVELOPING ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN A GREEN ECONOMY

Zuhra Allamurodova


The transition to a green economy is one of the most pressing global challenges of the 21st century. It involves rethinking traditional economic models to prioritize sustainability, environmental stewardship, and social equity. Entrepreneurs play a critical role in driving innovation and creating sustainable business models within this context. This paper explores how entrepreneurship can contribute to the development of a green economy, examining the opportunities, challenges, and strategies for fostering green entrepreneurship. Using the IMRAD method (Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion), this paper provides an analysis of the ways in which entrepreneurs can accelerate the shift towards a sustainable economy while addressing environmental and social issues.


 




 
1338-1341 49 14

ADVANTAGES OF TEACHING TOURISM TERMINOLOGY USING THE SCAFFOLDING METHOD

Nurbek Ashurov


The process of teaching tourism in higher education institutions requires providing students not only with theoretical knowledge, but also with practical skills. The terminology used in the tourism sector is complex and multifaceted, which can create difficulties for students in mastering new concepts. Therefore, effective pedagogical approaches, including the scaffolding method, are important in teaching tourism terminology. This article provides information on the role and importance of the scaffolding method in the process of teaching tourism terminology, as well as strategies for its practical application.


 




 
1342-1345 132 25

ABDULLA QADIRIY – THE FOUNDER OF UZBEKISTAN NOVELISM

Dildar Kuralbaeva


The article discusses the role of Abdulla Qodiriy in new Uzbek literature and his participation in important socio-cultural and political processes, as well as the unjust government administration revived in the writer's works. In addition, information is provided about the first works written in the genre of novels in Uzbek literature.


 




 
1346-1350 82 18

RECURRENT BRONCHITIS IN CHILDREN: CLINICAL FEATURES AND IMMUNOLOGICAL PREDISPOSITION

D. Kabilova , N. Azizova , B. Zokirov


 The aim of the study was to identify the features of the clinical course and immune status in children with recurrent bronchitis. The studies were conducted in 117 children aged 4 to 6 years who were undergoing inpatient treatment at the Department of Pulmonology of the Republican Specialized Scientific and Practical Medical Center of Pediatrics with a diagnosis of recurrent bronchitis during the period of exacerbation of the disease. Among those hospitalized: boys – 65 (55.5%) and girls – 52 (44.4%). The main clinical features and immunological parameters were studied in all children.


 




 
1351-1355 47 17

CLINICAL ASPECTS AND RISK FACTORS OF RECURRENT BRONCHITIS IN CHILDREN

N. Azizova , D. Kabilova , B. Zokirov

Bronchopulmonary pathology in childhood is diverse and includes acute and chronic, infectious-inflammatory and allergic diseases, congenital and hereditary lung diseases. Some nosological forms of respiratory


Recurrent obstructive bronchitis in young children, as a condition preceding bronchial asthma, is one of the pressing issues in pediatric pulmonology and allergology. Most authors acknowledge that, in terms of its etiological, pathogenetic, and clinical essence, recurrent obstructive bronchitis (ROB) sets the stage for the development of bronchial asthma, which provides grounds for considering children with recurrent obstructive bronchitis as a group at risk for this disease [1,2,3]. Bronchial obstructive syndrome (BOS) clinically manifests as difficulty and prolongation of exhalation, lung hyperinflation, involvement of accessory respiratory muscles, and wheezing during exhalation. The onset of bronchial obstruction usually occurs gradually, more often on the second or third day of ARI, which distinguishes it from an asthma attack that develops suddenly. The highest frequency of bronchial obstructive syndrome occurs in early childhood, which is due to the relative narrowness of the airways, weakness of the respiratory muscles, abundant blood supply, and hypersecretion of bronchial glands (115).


Thus, the trend of increasing acute respiratory diseases (ARD) in children and their role in the development of bronchial obstruction, the high risk of recurrent obstructive bronchitis and the possibility of developing bronchial asthma, the variety of immune disorders in this pathology determine the relevance of studying the factors and mechanisms of bronchial obstruction syndrome formation in children with respiratory tract infections.

1356-1359 86 24

OPTIMIZATION OF CLINICAL EFFECTIVENESS AND ESTHETIC OUTCOMES IN SELECTIVE CAVITY PREPARATION USING MODERN COMPOSITE AND HYBRID RESIN-MODIFIED GLASS IONOMER CEMENT MATERIALS

Bahodir Ismoilov


Selective cavity preparation has emerged as a minimally invasive approach that preserves healthy tooth structure while restoring function and esthetics. This study evaluates the clinical effectiveness and esthetic outcomes of restorations performed using modern composite materials in combination with hybrid resin-modified glass ionomer cements (RMGICs). A prospective randomized clinical trial was conducted with 120 posterior teeth presenting moderate carious lesions. Restorations were divided into two groups: Group A (composite alone) and Group B (selective cavity preparation with a hybrid RMGIC base followed by composite restoration). Clinical parameters—including marginal adaptation, retention, postoperative sensitivity, and esthetic integration—were assessed at baseline, 6, and 12 months. Data were analyzed using appropriate statistical methods. Group B showed significantly improved marginal integrity and reduced postoperative sensitivity, with superior esthetic match as confirmed by both clinician and patient evaluations. These findings suggest that combining hybrid RMGICs with composite restorations during selective cavity preparation can optimize both clinical performance and esthetic outcomes.


 




 
1360-1362 34 13

METHODS OF DEVELOPING CHILDREN'S SPEECH IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

N. Kayumova, Muyassar Roʻzimova


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.


 




 
1363-1366 54 20

FORMS OF ORGANIZING INDEPENDENT CREATIVE ACTIVITIES OF FUTURE PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS

Gulchehra Pardayeva, Shakir Eshpulatov


This article aims to highlight the problems and solutions of organizing independent creative activities of future primary school teachers. It reveals the specific features of performing creative work in the training of future teachers, as well as effective forms of improving students' creative work skills and qualifications.


 




 
1367-1369 37 11

THE IMPORTANCE OF LEGUMES IN THE GROWING OF ECOLOGICALLY CLEAN PRODUCTS

A. Ilyosov


Today in the countries of the world the cultivation and demand for ecologically and biologically pure products is growing. The cost of certified products in the world is on average 20% or more higher than the cost of agrochemicals grown products in agriculture. This will open new export opportunities for farmers and entrepreneurs of our country.


 




 
1370-1373 49 9

THE MANIFESTATION OF THE ARTISTIC FEATURES OF LITERARY POETICS IN GRAHAM GREENE’S “THE QUIET AMERICAN”

Islom Umrzakov , Muazzam To’rayeva


The purpose of this article is to express the manifestation of the artistic features of literary poetics in Graham Greene’s “The Quiet American”


 




 
1374-1377 28 18

THE ROLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY

Farangiz Qurbonova


The aim of this article is to examine the role of higher education in the development of the digital economy. To achieve this goal, the authors employed methods of analysis and synthesis; content analysis; scientific abstraction and systematization. According to the authors' conclusions, prospective directions to enhance the positive impact of higher education on the development of the digital economy include: improving dual education to provide the national economy with innovative thinking and highly skilled personnel; introducing lifelong learning programs, short-term specialized training courses; forming information and innovative cultures in society; shaping and commercializing innovative ideas in the real sector of the economy; supporting the development of innovative and information infrastructures; promoting youth innovative projects; and enhancing the level of English language proficiency to expand opportunities for participation in international scientific and educational projects.


 




 
1378-1383 118 13

HEAT INSULATION AND ENERGY-SAVING CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

Bobur Matyokubov , Elmira Zoyirova


This article highlights the significance of heat insulation and energy-saving materials in modern construction. Preventing heat loss is a crucial factor in increasing energy efficiency and ensuring environmental sustainability in the construction industry. Research findings indicate that materials such as polyurethane foam, mineral wool, extruded polystyrene (XPS), and vacuum panels exhibit high insulation properties. This paper analyzes the characteristics of these materials, their evaluation methods, and their effectiveness in construction.


 




 
1384-1388 36 13

VARIOUS CHANGES IN BODY ORGANS DURING THE ANNUAL TRAINING CYCLE OF WATER SPORTS ENTHUSIASTS

Gulom Rakhimov

Preparation for sports is a complex process that includes training athletes before competitions and participation in them, organization, scientific, methodological and logistical support for training and competition processes, creating the necessary conditions for combining sports and work, study and rest. One of the most effective means, widely used in sports to increase the training effectiveness of exercises and improve the level of athletes' performance, is the method of interval hypoxic training.


The aim of our study was to investigate the body composition and heart rate variability, biochemical and hematological parameters during the annual training cycle in young rowers before and after interval hypoxic training in mid-altitude conditions. The study involved six males aged 21-22 years, actively involved in sports and holding the title of master of sports in academic rowing. Before departure, on the seventh day after arrival, the athletes underwent a body composition study with an analysis of venous blood in the morning on an empty stomach. The parameters of body composition at rest and basal metabolism were estimated by the bioelectrical impedance method using an analyzer. 22 hematological parameters - using an automatic hematology analyzer. The results of the study showed that the average hemoglobin content in erythrocytes of the studied rowers increased significantly after hypoxic training in mid-altitude conditions. In addition, hypoxic training aimed at developing endurance led to a decrease in basal metabolism and total muscle mass in the studied rowers.

1389-1391 48 18

THE IMPACT OF COTTON SEED STRUCTURES ON THE QUALITY INDICATORS OF PRODUCTS

Shalola Anafiyeva


This study explores the impact of cotton seed structures on the quality indicators of products in both agricultural and industrial contexts. Cotton seeds, due to their distinctive mechanical and chemical properties, play a significant role in determining the overall quality and performance of the end product. The research analyzes how factors such as seed density, elasticity, and chemical composition influence product durability, consistency, and functionality. By examining the interactions between cotton seed structures and the manufacturing processes, this study provides valuable insights into optimizing production techniques for enhanced product quality. The findings highlight the importance of incorporating cotton seed structures in product design to improve sustainability and efficiency in various industries.


 




 
1392-1395 42 24

THE STUDY OF THE HISTORY OF THE BUKHARA AND KHIVA KHANATES IN THE WORKS OF FOREIGN RESEARCHERS

Donoxon Nurullayeva


This article analyzes the process of studying materials on the history of the Bukhara and Khiva khanates by foreign researchers. During the study, sources written by European, Russian and Eastern scholars in different periods are analyzed, and their contribution to the history of the khanates is highlighted. The views of the researchers, their methodology and scientific conclusions are also analyzed. The article also considers the importance of foreign studies and their impact on modern historiography.


 




 
1396-1398 41 19

THE ROLE OF MEDIEVAL CITIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF STATEHOOD (BASED ON THE KHOREZM OASIS)

Shahzodakhan Ruslanova


In this article, the history of medieval cities, their unique structure, architectural solution and their place in the history of our statehood is revealed on the basis of written sources and material sources found in archaeological monuments.


 




 
1399-1405 136 32

THE RULE OF THE AFRIGHID DYNASTY AND ISSUES RELATED TO THE STUDY OF THIS PERIOD

Shahodat Matyakubova


This article explores the origins of the Afrighid dynasty, their reign period, state policies, and findings from numismatic and archaeological sources. Additionally, the relationships between the Afrighids and the Sassanids, Hephthalites, and the Arab Caliphate are discussed. The study highlights the importance of numismatic evidence in understanding the history of the Afrighid dynasty, as well as in determining their ruling period and state boundaries.


 




 
1406-1410 214 32

ANALYSIS OF THE USE OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT IN TERMS OF TIME AND ENERGY

Nasiba Akhmetova


This article examines the vital role that machinery and equipment play in company productivity. While energy efficiency looks at energy consumption, machine age, and the usage of energy-saving technologies, time efficiency is measured by operational downtime, machine setup time, and production speed. The article highlights how operational effectiveness, cost reduction, and environmental sustainability may all be greatly enhanced by optimizing both time and energy. The analysis illustrates the significance of energy-efficient machinery and efficient maintenance procedures using case studies from the manufacturing, construction, and time and energy consumption with more information including time energy ratio. The results show how crucial it is to take time and energy optimization techniques to improve business results and attain sustainability over the long run.


 




 
1411-1413 44 15

PREPARING CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES INVOLVED IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOR FAMILY LIFE

Khafiza Akramova , Mokhinur Mullayeva


This article discusses the special attention currently paid to inclusive education, its content, the main aspects of organizing inclusive education, the role of parents in inclusive education, their main tasks, the mental state of children, the creation of a system that meets the educational needs of children with different abilities, the process of interaction with families and parents, and the main results of work with parents in the implementation of inclusive education.


 




 
1414-1418 74 16

PSYCHOLOGICAL AND MOTIVATIONAL READINESS OF A CHILD FOR SCHOOL

Muxamedali Reymov


The purpose of this article is the psychological readiness of a child for school and identifies the further success of a schoolchild.


 




 
1419-1421 31 14

PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLBEING OF STUDENTS THROUGH SOCIAL ADAPTABILITY

Muxamedali Reymov


This article examines the psychological wellbeing of students in higher education through social adaptability.


 




 
1422-1423 48 22

DIFFICULTIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MORAL AND ETHICAL QUALITIES IN THE PRESCHOOL PERIOD

Muxamedali Reymov


This article examines the problems and difficulties of moral and ethical qualities in preschool age.


 




 
1424-1428 28 8

PRESCHOOLER'S READINESS FOR SCHOOL

Muxamedali Reymov


This article is about the motivational readiness of a preschooler for learning.


 




 
1429-1434 215 13

METHODS OF WALL PROTECTION FROM MOISTURE INFLUENCE IN THE PROCESS OF PERFECT REPAIR OF USED BUILDINGS

Elmurod Tulakov , Shavkat Sirojiddinov, Shakhram Khaydarov , Bobur Matyokubov


The results of research aimed at studying the technical condition of buildings and structures in recent years and archival data collected during their operation show that the technical condition of most previously constructed buildings has deteriorated, and their basements have become damaged. This article raises the issue of the fact that traditional methods of protecting building walls from soil moisture cannot be a reliable barrier to the penetration of soil moisture into the thickness of the wall and that a new approach is needed.


 




 
1435-1437 31 19

POSSIBILITIES OF USING NANOCAD SOFTWARE IN TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION

D. Kamolova

This article provides information about the workspace of the nanocad program. Opinions about the possibilities of using Nanocad programs in the areas of technological education were discussed

1438-1440 58 16

USING INTERNET RESOURCES IN LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Sevinch Hasanova


This article analyzes the possibilities of effective use of Internet resources in learning a foreign language. It is emphasized that modern technologies and online platforms facilitate the educational process and create opportunities for students to learn independently and interactively. The role of useful online courses, video lessons, blogs, platforms for language practice, and artificial intelligence tools will also be considered. The article also provides effective strategies and recommendations for successfully learning a foreign language online.


 




 
1441-1444 78 22

UZBEKISTAN - A LAND OF TOLERANCE

Zukhra Aripova


The state of Uzbekistan is pursuing a policy aimed at strengthening interethnic harmony and religious tolerance. This article provides an analytical review of the law "On Approval of the Concept of State Policy in the Religious Sphere and Ensuring Freedom of Conscience of Citizens in the Republic of Uzbekistan," adopted on February 25, 2025, which aims to strengthen the principles of religious tolerance.


 




 
1445-1455 100 30

READER RECEPTION OF TRANSLATED MOTIVATIONAL TEXTS IN UZBEKISTAN: INSPIRATION OR MISINTERPRETATION?

Dilbar Jumayeva


This study explores the reader reception of translated English-to-Uzbek motivational self-help and business texts among Uzbekistan's younger generation, analyzing whether these works serve as genuine sources of inspiration or are subject to cultural and linguistic misinterpretation. Utilizing a qualitative, mixed-methods approach—including analysis of translated titles, reader reviews, media commentary, and publisher insights—the study identifies significant popularity and positive reception of motivational literature among Uzbek youth. Popular titles such as The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Rich Dad Poor Dad, and Atomic Habits have successfully inspired readers toward personal growth, entrepreneurial thinking, and financial literacy. However, findings also highlight critical issues including cultural mismatches, literal translations causing diminished impact, and occasional reader misunderstandings due to differing socio-economic contexts.


 




 
1456-1458 42 33

TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF DISTRIBUTING TAXES BETWEEN DIFFERENT BUDGETS

Vakhid Kadyrov , Maksudbek Sapayev


This article presents issues and solutions that affect the justification of socio-economic indicators of regional development by forecasting and planning local budget revenues, increasing the revenue base of local budgets, finding effective ways to form them, as well as solving these problems, forming budget revenues and ensuring consistent revenue receipts, using effective regulatory methods in practice, and increasing local budget revenues, first of all, preventing periodic cash shortages in financing budget expenditures and ensuring the financial stability of the local budget, and secondly, playing an important role in the socio-economic development of the region.


 




 
1459-1461 54 9

ISSUES OF EFFECTIVE ORGANIZATION OF THE EXECUTION OF LOCAL BUDGET REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES

Vahid Kadyrov , Bahrom Ibragimov


This article discusses ways to rationally distribute state budget revenues and expenditures between budgets in our country, in particular, the distribution of taxes between budgets and the distribution of budget revenues in the form of targeted transfers.


 




 
1462-1465 248 23

THE "4K" MODEL IN PRIMARY EDUCATION

Sabina Mahmudova

The "4K" model is a new innovative approach that helps the student's outlook and thinking grow.  Education provided through new textbooks created on the basis of this approach not only develops the child in all aspects, but also gives the necessary skills to adapt to modern society and become a part of it. This model, unlike traditional education based on memorization, focuses on developing students' creative thinking, problem-solving abilities, and communication skills.

1466-1470 45 26

SYNTACTIC POSSIBILITIES OF WORD-FORMATION TOOLS IN THE UZBEK LANGUAGE

Ismoil Ruziyev

Subordinate means perform the function of binding the subordinate word to the control word (subordinate fragment to the control fragment). In the dictionary, the subordinate complements the subordinate valence of the word, and the subordinate complements the subordinate valence of the word. Forms parts of a sentence in speech (possessive, additional, determinative, case), directly or indirectly connecting them with the participle, which is the central part of the sentence. It serves to expand the sentence and fully express the thought.

1471-1476 57 26

SOME INSIGHTS INTO THE HISTORY OF IRRIGATION NETWORKS IN THE NATURAL AND ECONOMIC REGION OF THE KHOREZM OASIS

Nilufar Babajanova


The article covers the stages of development of irrigation structures in the Lower Amu Darya region in the  6th-4th  centuries BC.


 




 
1477-1479 67 26

THE USE OF THERMAL INSULATION BUILDING MATERIALS IN BUILDING COMPONENTS

Samariddin Majidov , Marguba Egamova


This article discusses the technologies of heat-insulating building materials, their properties, application and innovative developments. The purpose of the article is to show modern approaches in the field of thermal insulation and their impact on the construction industry. 


 




 
1480-1482 107 50

THE SILENT PERIOD IN TEENAGE EFL LEARNERS: UNDERSTANDING AND SUPPORTING SILENT LEARNERS

Mukhammadyusuf Okhunov


The silent period is a well-documented phase in second language acquisition, during which learners, particularly adolescents, may refrain from producing spoken language despite exposure to the target language. While this phenomenon is commonly observed in young learners, its occurrence in teenage English as a Foreign Language (EFL) students is less frequently discussed. This article explores why some adolescent learners experience an extended silent period, the psychological and cognitive factors influencing their reluctance to speak, and how educators can support them without forcing premature production. Drawing from Krashen’s Input Hypothesis, affective filter theory, and sociocultural perspectives on language learning, this paper provides practical classroom strategies to foster a supportive environment that encourages gradual language development. By understanding the causes of silence and implementing effective scaffolding techniques, educators can help teenage EFL learners transition from passive listening to confident language use.


 




 
1483-1491 50 14

NFT AND BLOCKCHAIN MARKETING - THE IMPACT OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES ON BUSINESS

Shoira Musayeva, Dilfuza Usmonova


In this article, we consider the impact of NFT and blockchain marketing on business in Uzbekistan. We analyze the principles of NFT operation, their application in various industries, as well as the prospects for using blockchain technologies to promote brands and products. At the same time, we considered successful cases, current trends and potential challenges that companies face when implementing these innovations. Particular attention is paid to the legal aspects and development opportunities of this market in the country.


 




 
1492-1498 37 28

STUDY OF FACTORS INFLUENCING MARKET CONDITIONS

Dilfuza Usmonova


Market research is an important tool for analyzing the economic situation, identifying market trends, and forecasting the dynamics of supply and demand. In Uzbekistan, where the economy is actively developing, market research helps companies adapt strategies, minimize risks, and find new opportunities for growth. In this article, we consider the theoretical foundations of market research, methods for conducting it, as well as the specifics of studying the market situation in Uzbekistan, taking into account macroeconomic and legislative factors. Particular attention is paid to the impact of digital technologies and changes in consumer behavior.


 




 
1499-1503 88 29

TRENDS AND SOLUTIONS: INNOVATIONS IN MUSEUM SPACES

Dilnoza Saipova , Oybek Kasimov, D. Saipova


This article analyzes the development and new approaches of museums through digital architecture, virtual and augmented reality, artificial intelligence and other innovative technologies that play a key role in the new museum experience. Examples of the use of modern technologies such as virtual and augmented reality, gamification and interactive displays that enable museums to engage visitors in the learning process.


 




 
1504-1505 41 7

THE TRANSFORMATIVE IMPACT OF LIBRARIES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CONTEMPORARY SPIRITUAL CULTURE

Gulrukh Rakhimova


Today, our unique country, our beloved Uzbekistan, which has no equivalent in the world, is finding its rightful place in the world community. At the heart of this lies the unity, hard work, education of our people, striving for knowledge and spiritual elevation. It is not for nothing that raising the morale of our people, especially the young generation, has risen to the level of state policy in Uzbekistan.


 




 
1505-1510 48 14

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIY ISSUES AND SOLUTIONS IN TECHNOLOGIY LESSONS IN GENERAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Sonya Ramazonova

This article discusses the importance of using digital technologies in technology classes in secondary schools for developing students' practical skills and creating opportunities for them to successfully operate in the modern labor market. However, the integration of digital technologies into the educational process poses a number of problems. The article examines the necessary conditions and opportunities for using digital technologies to their full potential in the educational system.

1511-1519 137 19

MODELS OF ECONOMIC PROCESSES: THEORETICAL APPROACHES AND JUSTIFICATIONS

Anvar Chorshanbiyev


Modern economic and financial sciences actively use modeling methods as a tool, with the help of which a person can visually imagine the ongoing processes, predict the further development of events and, if necessary, make corrections to the initial parameters to prevent crisis situations. The requirements that parameters and methods of economic process modeling should meet are considered and justified.


 




 
1520-1527 65 28

THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE APPLICATION OF ADVANCED FOREIGN TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE FORMATION OF WRITING SKILLS IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS OF NON-PHILOLOGICAL HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

Umida Abdilakimova


This article explores the theoretical and methodological foundations of applying advanced foreign technologies for the development of writing skills in non-philological higher educational institutions. It delves into key aspects such as cognitive approaches to writing, sociocultural theories of literacy, communicative language teaching, computer-assisted writing instruction, and online writing platforms. The article discusses the potential benefits of adaptive learning platforms, multimodal writing, gamification, and virtual writing communities. It also highlights the importance of aligning writing instruction with industry expectations, leveraging data analytics and learning analytics, and considering accessibility, inclusivity, and ethical considerations. The article emphasizes the need for ongoing professional development, collaboration with language centers and writing support services, and research and evaluation. By understanding these theoretical and methodological foundations, educators can effectively integrate advanced foreign technologies to enhance writing instruction and prepare students for effective written communication in various contexts.


 




 
1528-1534 52 15

LINGUOCULTURAL SPECIFICITES IN THE TRANSLATION OF NATIONAL - CULTURAL ARCHAISMS IN UZBEK AND FRENCH LANGUAGES

Mohira Iskandarova


The article examines the linguocultural aspects of translating national-cultural archaisms between Uzbek and French. It discusses their linguistic definitions, cultural significance, and the challenges of preserving these nuances in translation. Using examples, the study highlights effective methods like transliteration, equivalents, and annotations, emphasizing the importance of archaisms in reflecting national mentality and history. The research aims to enhance translation practices and deepen cultural understanding.


 




 
1535-1539 65 45

INSULATION OF EXTERNAL WALLS OF THE BUILDING WITH MODERN MATERIALS: MODERN TECHNOLOGIES AND TRENDS

Maruf Khaitov, Dilnoza Islamova


The article analyzes modern technologies and materials for insulation of external walls of buildings, which play a key role in improving the energy efficiency and sustainability of building structures. Various types of thermal insulation materials, such as mineral wool, polystyrene, polyurethane foam and ecowool, their characteristics, advantages and limitations are considered. Attention is also paid to modern methods of installing thermal insulation, including ventilated facades, wet method and spraying. The article discusses current trends in thermal insulation, such as the use of "smart" materials and the integration of solar panels with thermal insulation. Emphasis is placed on the importance of choosing optimal solutions depending on climatic and operational conditions, as well as on the impact of modern technologies on energy saving and environmental sustainability of construction. The article is intended for specialists in the field of construction technology and architecture, as well as for researchers studying the energy efficiency of buildings.


 




 
1540-1543 43 14

ANTIBACTERIAL MATERIALS IN THE PRODUCTION OF SPECIAL FOOTWEAR

Sh. Jononova


The article substantiates the need to develop antibacterial materials for the production of special footwear. The impact of fungal bacteria on leather properties is examined. A biocidal agent is proposed to prevent the spread of bacteria and fungi.


 




 
1544-1549 57 23

TYPES OF FIRST AID IN CASE OF INJURY

Rumiya Sharofuddinova

The author provides recommendations on the types of first aid for injuries: applying bandages to the head and chest, applying bandages to the nose, forehead, and nape of the neck, as well as to injuries in various parts of the abdomen and arms.

1550-1552 33 20

PEDAGOGICAL LEADERSHIP AND TIME MANAGEMENT: THE PATH TO SUCCESS FOR FUTURE TEACHERS

Rukhsora Solieva


In the modern educational landscape, the development of pedagogical leadership and effective time management skills are essential components of teacher preparation. This article explores how these two interrelated competencies contribute to the professional success and personal growth of future educators. Drawing on theoretical perspectives and empirical research, it examines the characteristics of pedagogical leadership, the principles of effective time use, and how both elements shape classroom culture, student engagement, and teacher efficacy. The study proposes integrative strategies within teacher education programs that foster leadership potential and cultivate disciplined time management, thus equipping future teachers for dynamic and responsive educational environments.


 




 
1553-1556 50 19

ENHANCING ACADEMIC PROFICIENCY: A STRATEGIC PROPOSAL FOR THE REVISED ENGLISH ACADEMIC PURPOSE PROGRAM AT UZBEK STATE WORLD LANGUAGES UNIVERSITY

Nilufar Khoshimova


This proposal presents a comprehensive plan for the enhancement of the English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program at Uzbek State World Languages University, specifically designed for B2-level freshman students. The primary objective is to address the diverse linguistic backgrounds of students and improve their adaptability to English Medium Instruction. The revised program emphasizes the simultaneous development of language proficiency and academic skills through an integrated skills approach, incorporating critical thinking, research methodologies, and presentation skills. A structured curriculum aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) will be implemented, featuring a placement test, level-based instruction, and a supportive learning environment. The proposal outlines the necessary implementation strategies involving faculty training, curriculum development, assessment measures, and resource allocation, ultimately aiming to enhance both students' academic success and the university's reputation.


 




 
1557-1560 55 33

STAGES OF THE STUDY OF ADVERTISING IN LINGUISTICS: YESTERDAY AND TODAY

Shakhnozakhan Saidrasulova


This article analyzes the stages of studying advertising from a linguistic perspective. How advertising was formed and developed in the history of mankind, its linguistic features and modern trends are considered. Traditional forms of advertising and modern digital advertising methods are compared, their communicative features and level of effectiveness are evaluated. Also, the linguistic and strategic aspects of advertising texts, methods of influencing the consumer's consciousness, and the stylistic, semantic and pragmatic features of advertising language are extensively analyzed. The development of advertising in today's digital environment, personalization through artificial intelligence and algorithms, and the importance of contextual advertising are also covered in detail.


 




 
1561-1564 97 16

A STUDY OF THE ISSUE OF ADEQUACY IN ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS OF UZBEK NOVELS (USING THE EXAMPLE OF O'TKIR HOSHIMOV'S WORKS)

Nargiza Fuzaylova


This article analyzes the problems of adequacy in the translation of Uzbek novels into English. In particular, the linguistic and cultural aspects of translations are studied using the example of the works of Utkir  Hoshimov. The equivalence of the translation, its relevance to the context, and the adequate reflection of national and cultural characteristics are considered important factors. The article discusses the difficulties encountered in the translation process, methods for overcoming them, and strategies for conveying the literary text as close to the original as possible. Scientific conclusions are drawn on the problems of preserving the Uzbek national spirit, traditional values, and artistic style through translations of the works of Utkir Hoshimov.


 




 
1565-1569 246 15

THE EFFECT OF ELECTRIC CURRENT ON THE HUMAN ORGANISM

Saodat Mardonova


Based on the diversity of the effects of electric current on the human body, the effects of electric current can generally be divided into two groups: local electric current effects and shock. The author expresses his opinion on the effects of electric current on the human body.


 




 
1570-1573 43 17

SERIOUS PROBLEMS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR(ALCOHOLISM)

Nurbibi Achilova

In this article, the author discusses alcoholism, a serious problem of human behavior. Widespread promotion of legal, economic and other measures aimed at protecting human behavior from the negative effects of alcohol and tobacco products is one of the current urgent problems.

1574-1579 46 13

FROM THE HISTORY OF THE EXPLORATION OF THE TASHKENT OASIS

Jamol Yuldashev


This article analyzes the research conducted in the 1950s and 1960s on the study of the oasis. It provides information on archaeological expeditions, historical and ethnographic research, as well as the contributions of local historians and amateur archaeologists to the study of the region. The discovered cultural monuments, the significance of excavations, and the scientific conclusions drawn from these studies are also examined.


 




 
1580-1584 31 33

STUDY OF HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL MONUMENTS OF JIZZAKH REGION

Norpulat Axmedjonov


This article presents information about the study of historical and cultural monuments of the Jizzakh region after independence and the scientific activities of archaeologist-historians who researched cultural heritage sites.


 




 
1585-1589 53 25

IMAGE OF WOMEN IN ARAB AUDIOVISUAL CULTURE

Shahnoza Gaipova


The article analyzes the formation and development of the image of women in Arab audiovisual culture. It examines how the image of women is represented through cinema, television and social networks. It also analyzes how cultural, social and religious factors in Arab society influence these images. The dynamics of changes in the image of women in the modern Arab media environment, the reflection of women's rights and feminist views are also studied. The article aims to study the traditional and modern trends in the image of women in audiovisual art in the Arab world.


 




 
1590-1594 79 27

USING TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING RUSSIAN LANGUAGE IN UNIVERSITIES: FROM ONLINE COURSES TO DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL PLATFORMS

Nargiza Inamova


In the modern educational landscape, the integration of digital technologies has significantly transformed the teaching and learning process of foreign languages, including Russian. This article explores the role of technological advancements in teaching Russian at universities, highlighting various digital tools such as online courses, multimedia applications, virtual classrooms, and AI-based learning platforms. It discusses the benefits of using digital technologies, including enhanced accessibility, interactivity, and individualized learning experiences. The study also examines challenges associated with digitalization in education, such as maintaining student engagement, ensuring the quality of online resources, and adapting traditional teaching methodologies to modern technological trends. The paper emphasizes the effectiveness of blended learning approaches, where traditional face-to-face instruction is combined with digital tools to optimize language acquisition. The findings suggest that integrating digital platforms into Russian language instruction not only improves students’ linguistic skills but also fosters their motivation and engagement in the learning process. The article concludes by outlining best practices for implementing technology-enhanced language teaching and the future prospects of digital education in universities.


 




 
1595-1600 95 26

METHOD OF DEVELOPING PRAGMATIC COMPETENCES IN THE PROCESS OF LEARNING ENGLISH

Umida Ibadullayeva


This article is devoted to the study of methods for developing pragmatic competence in the process of learning English. Pragmatic competence refers to the ability of language users to effectively use language units in accordance with communicative situations. The article analyzes the essence of pragmatic competence, its components, and innovative methods that can be used in teaching English. In particular, methods such as role-playing games, the use of authentic materials, the development of intercultural communication, and context-based approaches are discussed. The article also highlights the dependence of pragmatic competence on linguistic and extralinguistic factors and offers effective strategies for teachers and students.


 




 
1601-1603 29 14

SKETCHES OF THE PLAY «TURKISTON TABIBI»

Shavkat Pardaev


The article discusses not only the successes achieved through research conducted during the Independence Years at the Kattakurgan Theatre, but also some shortcomings that occurred. In particular, the play Turkiston Tabibi by Mannon Uygur, staged by the young director Feruzbek Roziyev, is one such work.


 




 
1604-1609 63 24

IDENTIFICATION OF INTELLECTUAL ABILITIES OF STUDENTS IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR TARGETED DEVELOPMENT

Feruza Orinova, Shahnozakhon Boymirzayeva


This article analyzes the methods of identifying intellectual abilities of children in preschool educational organizations and their targeted development. The study examined how game-based activities, individual approaches and psychological support affect the intellectual development of children. The methods used to identify children's intellectual abilities, including observation, psychological tests and experimental methods, were also analyzed. The article also shows the importance of cooperation between educators and parents in the process of developing children's intellectual abilities. The results of the study confirm the importance of modern pedagogical methods for effective development in preschool education.


 




 
1610-1616 112 51

DEVELOPING CREATIVE THINKING THROUGH HANDICRAFT FOR PRESCHOOL CHILDREN

Feruza Orinova, Nurjahon Turdaliyeva


This article analyzes the role of manual labor in the development of creative thinking for preschool children. At preschool age, children go through the initial stages of their physical, intellectual and emotional development, and it is during this period that the formation of creative activity is important. Manual labor, such as painting, working with plasticine, construction and other creative activities, develops children's imagination, motor skills and problem-solving abilities. The article presents the main types of activities that manual labor helps to develop children's attention, creative thinking and self-expression skills. It also shows the role of educators and their importance in creating an effective creative environment for preschool children. In general, the article emphasizes the importance of manual labor as a necessary tool in the development of children's creative thinking.


 




 
1617-1620 66 20

THE SPECIFICITY OF THE PORTRAIT GENRE IN WESTERN FINE ARTS

Sharofat Yusupova


This article examines the history of the portrait genre, its role in Western visual art, the works of the Italian artist Titian, the artist Hans Holbein Jr., who entered the history of world art first as a well-known portraitist, and the works of Diego Velazquez, known as a portrait master.


 




 
1621-1623 63 23

COGNITIVE, ACADEMIC AND CULTURAL BENEFITS OF BILINGUAL EDUCATION

Sarvinoz Shamiddinova


Bilingual education is an education which instructs students in two languages. It is designed to teach students in both their native language and a chosen second language in academic content and develop their proficiency in both languages equally. There were always many doubts about effectiveness of bilingual education. However, during the years, results of studies have been proving that it has several advantages in fact. This paper is devoted to discuss three major benefits of bilingual education: cognitive skills, better academic performance and cultural understanding.


 




 
1624-1628 67 20

FOLKLORE IN THE GHAZAL POETRY OF ALISHER NAVOI

Laylo Sharipova , Dilshoda Haydarova


This article is dedicated to the ghazal poetry of Alisher Navoi, and is devoted to the praise and curse used by the thinker in his works, as well as to the disclosure of their hidden meanings. Social and political problems are highlighted through folklorism. The article is devoted to a complete review of ghazals.


 




 
1629-1632 44 22

THE USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN LEARNING ENGLISH

Aziz Latipov


The importance of the English language in the modern world is undeniable. It serves as the primary means of international communication. Today, individuals without certain linguistic knowledge cannot fully utilize the latest advancements of civilization. Virtually all spheres of life require some level of English proficiency. In the modern world, students who speak English are considered valuable assets in the job market. However, mastering this language is challenging. This article explores ways to overcome this challenge.


 




 
1633-1636 78 29

THE ANALYSIS AND MONITORING OF EDUCATIONAL PROCESSES USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Asila Baxarova


Integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) has proven to be a transformative force in monitoring and analyzing educational processes in the rapidly evolving educational landscape. AI technologies offer novel methods for analyzing student data, identifying learning patterns, and providing real-time, personalized feedback. This article investigates how AI can be employed in educational settings to enhance the analysis and monitoring of student performance and its impact on teaching strategies. In addition, the ethical and operational challenges surrounding the use of AI in education are explored, providing a comprehensive view of its advantages and limitations. The results show that AI-based systems improve learning outcomes, promote personalized education, and offer valuable insights into the learning process. However, challenges such as data privacy, algorithmic bias, and equity must be addressed to ensure the responsible implementation of AI in educational environments.


 




 
1637-1641 51 30

HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS TRANSFORMING EDUCATION

Sherzod Yakubov


The world of education is an ever-changing place but, with the introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI), it has created solutions to age-old problems. AI is helping to improve education with personalized learning programs, better student assessment, and so much more, making education more accessible than ever before on the web. When these areas are addressed, AI encourages creativity, accessibility, and efficiency in education. However, successful integration of AI depends on collaboration between educators and technicians, as well as adequate preparation and support from educational institutions. With careful implementation, AI holds immense potential to reshape education and make it more inclusive and impactful.


 




 
1642-1645 106 22

CIVIL LAW REGULATION OF DIGITAL SERVICE CONTRACTS

Javohir Eshonqulov, Dilshod Yarashev


This article analyzes the civil law regulation of digital service contracts. In the context of the modern digital economy, service delivery processes are being digitized, necessitating improvements in legal regulatory mechanisms. The article examines the legal nature of digital service contracts, the rights and obligations of the parties, and the regulation of such contracts within the framework of existing legislation. Based on the research findings, the adequacy of the current legal framework is assessed, and proposals for improvement are provided. This article may be useful for specialists in the field of digital services, legal professionals, and researchers.


 




 
1646-1648 81 14

PROSPECTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ECOTOURISM IN REGIONS IN UZBEKISTAN

Iroda Axmadova


Uzbekistan, a Central Asian gem known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture, is increasingly identifying ecotourism as a vital area for sustainable development. This form of tourism promotes environmental awareness and cultural preservation, providing unique opportunities for both locals and visitors alike. As the global demand for sustainable travel experiences rises, Uzbekistan stands at the cusp of an ecotourism boom.


 




 
1649-1656 51 24

PSYCHOTECHNOLOGIES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS

Zakhid Gapparov


This article examines the issues of technological development of psychological preparation of athletes. The author highlighted general concepts, specific methods and technologies that reveal various aspects of psychological work with athletes. The possibility of using psychotechnology to improve the psychological training of athletes, as well as the effectiveness of training processes and improve the technical training of athletes is shown. The author explains the information about the PSI-10, SPORK, SYNCHRO, SLALOMIST, RTS-PV, TAKTIK, Reaksiomer, Biopotentiometry methods from the following psychotechnological methods on the use of technological methods and their content and essence in the psychological training of athletes.


 




 
1657-1659 44 20

EFFECT OF RADIATION ON THE THYMUS GLAND

Nigora Asadova


This article is devoted to morphological indicators in the study of the state of pathologies of the thymus gland, thymus tissue under irradiation, which are urgent problems of modern radiology and immunology, as well as the prediction of the occurrence of the disease, which presents an analysis of the morphometric parameters of the rat thymus after irradiation. The study was conducted on 64 white-beardless 6-month-old rats. The results of the study of the morphometry of the thymus showed that in postnatal ontogenesis, their average mass, size, thickness of layers varied in different ways. The volume of the thymus, length, perimeter and thickness of thymocytes varies unevenly depending on age. In rats with chronic radiation exposure, the growth rate of these parameters is slowed down in comparison with the control group.  


 




 
1660-1664 87 36

BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY AND THE ROLE OF THE SHA-256 ALGORITHM

Shahrizoda Sadullayeva


This article analyzes the SHA-256 cryptographic hash algorithm used in modern blockchain systems. The mathematical foundations of the algorithm, its application in blockchain, security aspects, and stability under computational threats are examined. The study highlights that the security of blockchain technology is of paramount importance today and that using the SHA-256 algorithm is effective for ensuring this security. The findings indicate that the SHA-256 hash algorithm meets the reliability and security requirements of blockchain systems.


 




 
1665-1667 63 10

HUMANITARIAN AND NATIONAL VALUES IN JADID EDUCATION

Javohir Xasanboyev


This scientific article analyzes the importance of humanism and national values ​in Jadid education. The Jadid movement has placed human rights, freedom and appreciation of national traditions as one of the main points in its education and upbringing system. This article examines the harmony of Jadid education with national values, its attitude to Uzbek national spirituality and its place in the modern education system. It discusses how the generation educated through Jadid education is formed from a humanistic perspective, how mutual respect, kindness and national pride develop.


 




 
1668-1670 62 27

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN MARKETING: THE FUTURE OF PERSONALIZATION AND AUTOMATION

Iroda Umurzakova


The article examines the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in modern marketing. The main areas of AI use are analyzed, including content personalization, predictive analytics, chatbots, voice assistants, and automation of advertising campaigns. Particular attention is paid to the benefits of AI, such as increasing the effectiveness of marketing strategies, reducing costs and improving customer experience.


 




 
1671-1673 32 22

THE PLACE AND IMPORTANCE OF TOLERANCE IN THE CONTEXT OF HUMAN RIGHTS

Ismailjon Sultanov


Tolerance, as an integral part of human rights and social justice, has become one of the fundamental values of modern societies. Human rights instruments, in particular the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the United Nations, also pay special attention to the appreciation and promotion of tolerance. Tolerance includes respect for and consideration of various ethnic, religious, political and cultural differences in society. This article analyzes the role of tolerance from a human rights perspective and its importance in society.


 




 
1674-1677 55 35

DEVELOPING SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS IN HIGHER EDUCATION STUDENTS THROUGH GAMIFICATION

Ibragim Axundjanov


this article analyzes the development of social and emotional skills in higher education students through the use of gamification techniques. Gamification interests students by incorporating game mechanics into the learning process, enhancing their skills such as teamwork, communication, and emotion management. The article discusses the impact of gamification on the social and emotional development of students, its pedagogical benefits and limitations. Gamification techniques have been shown to play an important role in the development of student motivation, success and failure management skills.


 




 
1678-1682 64 18

WAYS OF ENRICHING THE FRENCH LEXICON. LEXICAL UNIONS AND ETYMOLOGICAL DOUBLETS

Shahlo Egamberganova


The French language boasts one of the richest lexicons in the world, with its vocabulary continuo usly evolving due to loanwords from various languages and deep etymological ties with neighboring tongues. This article analyzes the primary sources of  lexical enrichment in French, focusing on lexical borrowings (“emprunts lexicaux”) and etimological doublets (“doublets étymologiques”). The article emphasizes that the lexical richness of French is a result of historical, cultural, and linguistic exchanges..  


 




 
1683-1686 299 17

THE ROLE OF MARKETING STRATEGIES IN IMPROVING THE REGULATORY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN OUR COUNTRY

Kamilla Suyunova , Shaxzod Zaripov


The article argues that the reforms being implemented within the framework of the “Uzbekistan - 2030 Strategy” require the implementation of urgent measures to protect the tourism sector from the consequences of the pandemic and its future development, including improving its institutional foundations in line with the needs of the times. Based on this, the need to improve the regulatory and legal framework of the system of state regulation and support of the tourism economy and its directions were substantiated.


 




 
1687-1694 303 37

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS A WAY TO CREATE NEW CONTENT

Kamilla Suyunova , Akbarjon Tulanbayev


Nowadays, artificial intelligence is becoming more widespread and significant in various spheres of human activity. In this regard, many questions arise about the impact of artificial intelligence on business processes, which areas of activity are most susceptible to change. The article considers a number of areas in which artificial intelligence is actively used, the tasks it can handle, as well as several neural networks that are widely used in 2025. The work conducted a sociological study to identify the distinctive features of work with content performed by neural networks and people.


 




 
1695-1697 59 19

METHODS TO IMPROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS' READING COMPREHENSION OF PIRLS TEXTS

Yulduz Usmonova

This article analyzes methods for improving the reading comprehension level of primary school students in PIRLS texts. The research results help identify effective teaching strategies.

1698-1701 237 19

DEVELOPING STUDENTS' CREATIVE ABILITY WITH THE HELP OF PRACTICAL SOFTWARE TOOLS

Baxtiyor Mamadaliyev


The modern education system is aimed at students not only acquiring knowledge, but also developing creative thinking and innovative approaches. Technologies, especially practical software tools and electronic information and educational resources (EATR), are an important tool in the development of individual and collective creativity, which help students generate new ideas, analyze data and develop new solutions. This article analyzes the methods of developing students' creative abilities through the use of practical software tools and electronic information and educational resources and their impact on the educational process.


 




 
1702-1705 72 16

LEARNING EFFICIENCY BASED ON INTERACTIVE METHODS AND MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES

Gulchehra Abduvaliyeva


This article analyzes the role of interactive methods and media technologies in increasing the reading efficiency of primary school students. The use of innovative technologies in the educational process is one of the important directions of modern pedagogy , and these methods serve to develop students' independent thinking, deep understanding of the content of the text, and the formation of reading skills. The research examines ways to increase the efficiency of reading lessons through a combination of an interactive approach and digital tools. Also, the didactic and psychological aspects of lesson processes organized on the basis of media technologies are analyzed, and practical recommendations are developed based on best practices. The article uses theoretical and empirical research methods and scientifically illuminates the impact of interactive and media technology approaches on students' reading efficiency.


 




 
1706-1708 35 13

MORPHOFUNCTIONAL FEATURES OF THE THYROID GLAND ARE NORMAL

Farangiza Jo’rayeva


The influence of thyroid hormones on the formation of the brain has been shown by numerous classical studies. However, the presence of neurons, astrocytes and microglia in the brain The 2021 release of TRα and TRβ receptors was associated with low TSH levels and poorer performance on tests of cognitive development in older adults with a mean age of (49.5 ± 7.4) years, without overt thyroid dysfunction.


 




 
1709-1713 34 10

COMPARATIVE GRADE PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENTS CHILDREN AT SUGAR DIABETES

Farangiza Jo’rayeva


IN given overview article presented analysis modern scientific data from Russian and foreign studies on physical development in diabetes mellitus.


 




 
1714-1716 24 15

FIELD THEORY IN WORLD LINGUISTICS

Khurshidakhon Abdukhalilova


The object of study in the field of lexical-semantic fields and their structural composition is to examine the semantics of words and related concepts in English and Uzbek. Based on this, comparing the lexical-semantic fields of both languages, general characteristics common to both are generalized, and phenomena specific to each language are highlighted.


 




 
1717-1721 82 43

PROSPECTS FOR THE USE OF CAPERS (CAPPARIS SPINOSA L) IN MEDICINE

Mumtozbegim Tursunova


Capers (Capparis spinosa L.), widely known simply as capers, are a popular perennial plant. This article analyzes information about their medicinal, ecological, and industrial properties, as well as their applications in food and medicine. The paper covers the distribution, botanical characteristics, usage, conservation of this remarkable plant, and the biotechnology behind an ointment derived from Capparis spinosa.


 




 
1722-1724 33 10

KEY DIMENSIONS OF TRANSVERSAL COMPETENCES IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING

Nasibaxon Nurmatova


Іn thіs artіcle, the author wіll present an іnnovatіve way how to develop students' foreіgn language communіcatіve and іntercultural competence alongsіde wіth a whole set of transversal competencіes vіa an іnnovated versіon of foreіgn language courses. They may be attended by both unіversіty students or secondary school students.


 




 
1725-1727 38 17

PEDAGOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE SOUTH KOREAN EXPERIENCE IN THE EDUCATION OF PRESCHOOL CHILDREN

Gulnora Kushakova


This article will pay special attention to specific aspects of the South Korean education system, family personnel and social issues. In the upbringing of children, it is analyzed that it is important to respect young greats, maintain family independence and dignity. The role of oil in South Korea and how the norms of traditional personnel, conventions and etiquette in the process of upbringing are given information about children. Especially considering the methods of upbringing for children to understand the importance of independence, respect and family. In the field of education, the state-run organizations provide information on foreign education in Kham. The goal is to effectively use the pedagogical structure of South Korean oil, and the training of educators who will be it is indicated that it is necessary to implement this program.


 




 
1728-1730 130 55

CAUSES OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND METHODS OF PREVENTION

Dinara Djuraeva


 Juvenile delinquency is a serious social problem that affects the stability and safety of society. In the Republic of Uzbekistan, there is a worrying trend of increasing crimes committed by minors. To effectively counteract juvenile delinquency, it is necessary to study its causes in detail and develop effective prevention methods, considering the peculiarities of national legislation and international experience.


 




 
1731-1733 58 23

PRODUCT QUALITY CONTROL

Xusniddin To‘rayev


Product quality control is a crucial aspect of manufacturing and service industries, aimed at ensuring that products meet established standards of quality and performance. This process involves systematic monitoring, testing, and evaluation of products at various stages of production and distribution to identify defects, maintain consistency, and enhance customer satisfaction. The implementation of quality control measures not only reduces waste and rework but also fosters continuous improvement within organizations. Advanced technologies such as automation, data analytics, and artificial intelligence are increasingly being integrated into quality control processes to enhance accuracy and efficiency. This paper explores the principles of product quality control, the methodologies employed in different industries, the role of technology in modern practices, and the impact on overall business performance.


 




 
1734-1736 104 15

«38TH PARALLEL» (THE CONFRONTATION BETWEEN THE DPRK AND THE ROK)

Rustam Umurbaev

The Korean Peninsula was at one point in history a single unified entity until World War II happened. The Northern half was under occupation by the communist USSR and the Southern half was occupied by the U.S. The occupation and the subsequent Korean War ensured that the two nations would take diverging paths that have set them apart to this day.

1737-1740 68 14

INFLUENCE OF INVASIVE SURGERY ON THE HEMOSTASIS SYSTEM IN PATIENTS WITH ULCERATIVE COLITIS

Kattabek Abdiev , Shavkat Ashurov, Rashid Kilichev , Ganisher Gadayev


Ulcerative colitis (UC) is a chronic inflammatory disease of the intestine that affects the large intestine and rectum. Although medications and lifestyle changes are often used to treat the disease, severe cases may require surgical intervention. Invasive operations, such as colectomy, widely used in patients with severe or uncontrollable UC, can have a profound impact on various physiological systems, including the hemostasis system. This article aims to study the impact of invasive surgery on the hemostasis system in patients with ulcerative colitis, focusing on the involved mechanisms, possible complications, and methods of postoperative management to reduce risks.


 




 
1741-1742 18 7

THE SUBJECT AND TASKS OF THE METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING THE NATIVE LANGUAGE IN PRIMARY GRADES

Sarvinoz Qazaqova


The subject of the methodology of teaching the native language in primary grades is the ways and means of teaching Uzbek to students.


 




 
1743-1745 43 11

METHODOLOGY FOR FORMING THE LINGUISTIC COMPETENCE OF FUTURE ENGINEERS ON THE BASIS OF AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH

Laziza Djurabeova , Mohichehra Abduvaliyeva , Ozoda Abdullayeva


This article is dedicated to the study of the methodology of forming the linguistic competence of future engineers in English based on an integrative approach. The author suggests turning students' theoretical knowledge into practical skills by using an integrative approach in the educational process. The research results are aimed at making the English language learning process convenient and effective for engineering students.


 




 
1746-1759 93 22

POEMS IN GERMAN AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE LESSONS: CRITERIA AND DIFFICULTIES OF TEXT SELECTION

Shakhnoza Sattorova

This article discusses the use of fiction and poems in teaching German as a second foreign language to students of higher educational institutions, its importance, the functions of literary texts, as well as the criteria and difficulties in choosing texts in German language classes. In the introduction of the article, it is highlighted with the help of examples that the use of poemsin the teaching of the German language is very important for the students’ language skills, cultural understanding and their development as well-rounded individuals.
          In the main part, the communicative, formative, cognitive, and many other functions of poemsare emphasized and the positive results of this are justified, as well as the tasks and tasks related to teaching the German language on the basis of fiction in the course of the lesson. sequence is given. Emphasizing that the criteria for choosing a text are always important and that every teacher should pay special attention to it, it is necessary to choose from examples of fiction in accordance with the level of knowledge and interests of students, and in turn, there are many difficulties of this process. In the conclusion, some recommendations for teachers are given based on all the given information and opinions.

1760-1764 235 12

USING PREDICATES TO CONSOLIDATE THEORETICAL KNOWLEDGE OF INEQUALITIES FOR FUTURE PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER

Kamildjan Mamadaliyev , Baxtiyor Mamadaliyev


This article explores the importance of using predicate algebra formulas in teaching students how to prove theorems and solve inequalities. The examples and theorems presented in the article can be used not only for teaching students the applications of predicate algebra, but also for working with students with creative abilities and organizing group lessons in mathematics.


 




 
1765-1768 232 18

TYPOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION OF TOPONYMIC PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS

Aytgul Reymova


Toponymic phraseological units (TPUs) are fixed expressions or combinations of words that incorporate geographical names (toponyms) and convey meanings that go beyond the literal interpretation of the words. These units are integral to understanding how place names influence language, culture, and communication. This paper explores the typology and classification of toponymic phraseological units, categorizing them based on structure, semantic function, cultural and historical context, communicative purpose, and linguistic features. Simple and complex TPUs are discussed, along with idioms, metaphors, euphemisms, proverbs, and stereotypes, emphasizing their role in both everyday language and specialized discourse. The classification highlights how geographical names serve not only as references to places but also as carriers of rich, contextual meanings that reflect societal values, historical events, and cultural perceptions.


 




 
1769-1771 132 32

THE ISSUE OF DERIVATION: VERB AND MASDAR, WHICH ONE DERIVES FROM THE OTHER?

Olimjon Xusanboyev

This article analyzes the relationship between verbs and masdars (verbal nouns) in Arabic linguistics, one of the significant debates in the field. The views of the Kufa and Basra linguistic schools on this issue are examined, along with their main arguments. The Kufan linguists propose that the verb is the primary form from which the masdar is derived. In contrast, the Basran school considers the masdar as the original form, from which the verb is generated based on scientific principles. Additionally, the article discusses the concepts of verbs and masdars, their grammatical characteristics, and their distinctions. This topic is important not only for understanding the key aspects of Arabic morphology but also for comprehending word formation processes in general linguistics. By addressing this long-standing scholarly debate in Arabic linguistics, the article provides a broader perspective on word formation processes.

1772-1775 41 23

SCIENTIFIC THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF USING THE HERITAGE OF OUR SCIENTISTS IN THE FORMATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION IN PRIMARY GRADES

Khayriniso Urishova


This article examines the scientific and theoretical foundations for integrating the legacy of prominent scientists into the development of environmental education for primary school students. It explores the pedagogical value of national scientific heritage, particularly the contributions of historical scholars such as Al-Biruni, Ibn Sina, and others whose ecological insights and nature-based philosophies can serve as a foundation for shaping environmental consciousness from an early age. The article also discusses strategies for curriculum integration, developmentally appropriate pedagogical methods, and the role of cultural identity in fostering responsible environmental behavior in young learners.


 




 
1776-1779 50 24

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A NEW ERA OF INNAVOVATION AND RESPONSIBILITY

Irodaxon Turayeva


Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the world at an unprecedented pace, revolutionizing industries, automating tasks, and enhancing human capabilities. While AI offers remarkable benefits, it also raises critical ethical, social, and economic challenges. This paper delves into the transformative potential of AI in various sectors, including healthcare, education, and automation, while addressing concerns such as job displacement and data privacy. By analyzing AI’s role in shaping the future, this article aims to provide a balanced perspective on how AI can be utilized responsibly to maximize benefits for humanity while mitigating risks.


 




 
1780-1785 236 48

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF INSURANCE: HOW BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS UNVEILS CONSUMERS’ HIDDEN MOTIVES

Nazira Xodjaraxmanova


This article explores the influence of behavioral economics on the insurance market, focusing on the key effects of loss aversion, anchoring, and hyperbolic discounting. These cognitive biases significantly affect consumer behavior and decision-making processes, leading to suboptimal insurance purchasing decisions. Loss aversion causes consumers to avoid potential losses, often underestimating the value of long-term coverage. The anchoring effect distorts choices by causing consumers to base their decisions on initial pricing rather than a thorough evaluation of long-term benefits. Hyperbolic discounting encourages individuals to prioritize immediate gratification over future security, resulting in delayed insurance purchases and increased exposure to risk. The article examines how these biases influence both consumer behavior and insurance pricing, providing insights into how the industry can design products and marketing strategies that better align with consumer psychology. By integrating behavioral economics into the development of insurance policies, insurers can enhance consumer engagement, promote better risk management, and improve financial security for policyholders.


 




 
1786-1788 42 11

DEVELOPING PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE THROUGH A REFLECTIVE APPROACH IN PEDAGOGICAL MASTERY LESSONS

Dilnoza Oxunova


This article explores ways to develop future teachers' professional knowledge in pedagogical mastery lessons through a reflective approach. It discusses the concept and essence of the reflective approach and presents methods for developing professional knowledge based on it. Additionally, the article provides insights into innovative methods that yield effective results in pedagogical mastery lessons.


 




 
1789-1791 48 11

SIMPLIFYING MEDICAL INFORMATION FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC

Gulmirakhon Gofurova


This article discusses the need to simplify medical jargon, the role of healthcare providers in enhancing patient education, and the positive effects of better health literacy on patient outcomes. It also suggests effective strategies for translation, such as using plain language, providing context, and considering cultural and linguistic differences. The goal is to empower patients to make informed healthcare decisions, fostering a patient-centered approach and improving overall health outcomes.


 




 
1792-1797 63 24

THE ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN MEDICINE

Ozodbek Uktamov , Sevinch Shuhratova , Bahora Axrorova , A. Kubaev

The medical field is constantly developing and adopting new technologies. In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as one of the most promising technologies with the potential to bring revolutionary changes in medicine. AI is used in various aspects of medicine, including diagnosis, treatment, drug development, and patient care. This article examines in detail the importance, advantages, problems, and prospects of AI in medicine.

1798-1802 56 18

ENHANCING THE INTEGRATION BETWEEN ANATOMY AND CLINICAL SCIENCES THROUGH AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH IN MEDICAL EDUCATION

Oltinbek Yuzboyev , Mukhammadayubkhon Boboyev

Anatomy serves as one of the fundamental pillars of medical education, providing students with essential knowledge about the structure of the human body that underpins clinical reasoning and decision-making. However, traditional approaches to teaching anatomy often isolate it from clinical application, leading to fragmented learning experiences and difficulties in knowledge transfer. As medical education evolves toward competency-based and patient-centered models, there is a growing need to bridge the gap between basic sciences and clinical disciplines through more integrative teaching strategies.


Integrative approaches aim to connect anatomical knowledge with real-life clinical scenarios, thereby enhancing students’ ability to apply theoretical concepts in practical settings. By linking anatomy to pathophysiology, diagnostics, and treatment processes, students gain a more coherent understanding of the relevance and utility of what they learn. Numerous studies have demonstrated that such integration improves retention, clinical reasoning, and long-term knowledge consolidation.


At the same time, the increasing complexity of healthcare delivery and the demand for multidisciplinary collaboration necessitate a rethinking of how anatomy is taught. Promoting horizontal and vertical integration across the curriculum can help students develop critical thinking skills and better prepare for clinical rotations and future professional practice. This paper explores the implementation of integrative approaches to anatomy education, highlighting their impact on learning outcomes, clinical preparedness, and overall educational quality.

1803-1807 50 30

BIOTECHNOLOGICAL BASIS OF BIOTECHNOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF WASTEWATER IN FERGANA REGION FROM HIGHER ALGAE WITH PISTIA (PISTIA STRATIOTESL.) AND LITTLE DUCK (LEMNA MINOR L.)

Ozodaxon Dadabayeva


This article presents information on the biotechnological basis and diluted comparative analysis of the biotechnological treatment of water from higher algae of the enterprises of Fergana region with Pistia (Pistia stratiotes L.) and Lemna minor L.


 




 
1808-1811 250 14

THE RESISTANCE MOVEMENTS AGAINST THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT'S COLLECTIVIZATION POLICY AND THEIR SUPPRESSION

Sardor Mamirboyev


This article examines the resistance movements against the Soviet government's collectivization policies, focusing on the period from 1928 to 1940. It analyzes the causes, dynamics, and outcomes of these resistances, as well as the methods used by the Soviet authorities to suppress them. This study draws on archival materials, witness accounts, and previous research to present a comprehensive view of the struggle between the peasantry and the Soviet state.


 




 
1816-1819 56 19

THE IMPERATIVE OF EXPLORING THE GENRE CHARACTERISTICS OF KATE CHOPIN'S "THE AWAKENING" AND "THE SIN"

Zilola Ibodullayeva


This article underscores the necessity of a detailed genre analysis of Kate Chopin's seminal novels, "The Awakening" and "The Sin". By examining the thematic and stylistic elements of these works, the study aims to illuminate their contribution to the literary canon and feminist discourse. The investigation not only reveals the nuanced construction of genre in Chopin's narratives but also enhances the understanding of their socio-cultural impact during the turn of the 20th century.




 
1820-1823 60 48

LINGUOCULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FOOTBALL FANS' SPEECH

Zafar Xasanov


This paper investigates the linguocultural characteristics of football fans' speech, examining how language used by football fans reflects and shapes their cultural identities and community bonds. Utilizing a multidisciplinary approach that combines elements of sociolinguistics, cultural studies, and discourse analysis, this study analyzes fan speech in live games, online forums, and social media platforms. The findings reveal a unique lexicon enriched with jargon and slang, which serves various social functions including expressing solidarity, enacting rivalries, and engaging with cultural narratives. The study highlights the dynamic nature of fan language and its role in both reflecting and shaping broader cultural and societal dynamics.




 
1824-1828 54 9

ISSUES OF TEACHING METODS OF UZBEK LITERATURE ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE LIFE AND WORK OF ABDULLA ORIPOV

Nilufar Ibragimova


In this article, we will consider literature, literature  education, teaching, learning and teaching methods. We will also talk about a deeper understanding of the creative examples of our famous poet Abdulla Oripov, presented in school textbooks, and the formation of the ability of students to draw the necessary conclusions from the work of poets and writers.


 




 
1829-1833 87 26

ENERGY-EFFICIENT AUTOMATION: CONTROL METHODS FOR SUSTAINABLE PROCESS MANAGEMENT

Amirulla Fayziev


This article explores the integration of energy-efficient automation into sustainable process management, highlighting how advanced control methods can optimize energy use in industrial processes. It examines key strategies such as Model Predictive Control, adaptive control, fuzzy logic, and distributed control systems, and emphasizes the transformative role of IoT and edge computing in real-time process adjustments. The discussion also addresses challenges related to legacy system integration, cybersecurity, technical expertise, and initial investments. Future trends, including AI integration, digital twins, and renewable energy interfacing, are considered as drivers that could further enhance operational efficiency and environmental sustainability in industrial automation.


 




 
1834-1837 77 29

GATES OF BUKHARA DURING THE REIGN OF ABDULLAKHAN II

Shahnoza Babayarova


This article discusses the history of the construction of the gates of Bukhara, their main functions, significance, the specific features of the gates during the reign of Abdullakhan II, their role in agriculture, crafts, and trade, and reveals their essence by analyzing scientific literature.


 




 
1838-1841 58 42

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF HISTORICAL-CULTURAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN TERMIZ DISTRICT

Lobar Shoimova


Historical and cultural heritage plays a major role in the development of domestic tourism. For many regions of our country, the use of historical and cultural heritage can be turned into one of the real opportunities for economic, social and cultural revival. Historical and cultural heritage objects are an important asset of cities.  benefits and has a significant impact on their economic development.  Restoration of local cultural values, development of national creativity, development of historical-cultural heritage and traditions ensures the rise of cultural consciousness of local population.  The article examines the experience of using the existing historical heritage of Termiz district for the socio-economic development of the district.


 




 
1842-1845 68 34

THE IMPORTANCE OF PAINTING IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTELLECTUAL COMPETENCIES OF STUDENTS IN THE MEANS OF ART THERAPY

Ikbolxon Raxmatova


this article covers current issues of art therapy, which includes all types of art, as well as the importance of applying art therapy techniques in painting, and in addition to various forms of art. 


 




 
1846-1849 274 36

PROBLEMS OF TRANSLATION OF NEOLOGISMS FROM ENGLISH INTO RUSSIAN AND THEIR SOLUTIONS

Komila Sayitova


The article deals with the ways of appearing neologisms in a language and their translation into Russian. It is stated about the problems concerning the translation of neologisms and suggested some solutions.


 




 
1850-1853 123 19

LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR PROTECTING CONSUMER RIGHTS IN E-COMMERCE

Jаvоkhir Eshоnkulоv, Elmira Bozorova


this article analyzes the legal framework for ensuring and protecting consumer rights in the e-commerce process. The article also compares the legal mechanisms in national legislation regarding the protection of Consumer Rights, their importance and their experiences in protecting consumer rights in the field of e-commerce in foreign countries.


 




 
1854-1858 48 41

ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF USING ASSOCIATED INACTIVATED VACCINE AGAINST VIRAL DIARRHEA, ROTA- AND CORONAVIRUS INFECTION, COLIBACTERIOSIS AND PROTEOSIS OF CALVES "ENTEROVAC 5" FOR PREVENTION OF CALVES' PNEUMO-ENTERITIS

Kh. Yunusov, Z. Shapulatova, R. Eshkuvvatov, U. Ruzikulova, N. Ergashev


The article presents data on determining the economic effectiveness of the associated inactivated vaccine against viral diarrhea, rota, coronavirus infections, colibacillosis and proteosis of calves Enterovak 5. When determining the economic effectiveness of using the vaccine in a disadvantaged farm for viral-bacterial pneumoenteritis, we used data obtained as a result of production tests of the biological product in the K. Eldor farm in the Pastdargom district of the Samarkand region.  The economic efficiency of using the vaccine was 14.7 sum per 1 sum of costs.


 




 
1859-1870 127 42

CRYPTO-ASSETS AND PROPERTY RIGHTS: MODERN APPROACHES AND LEGAL DISPUTES

Doniyorov Lazizbek , Javokhir Eshonkulov


The rapid development of cryptoassets has introduced new challenges and opportunities in modern economics and legal relations. This article analyzes the legal status of cryptoassets within the framework of property rights, exploring contemporary approaches based on international experiences (USA, UK, Singapore, European Union, Russia) and Uzbekistan’s legislation. The study examines the classification of cryptoassets as property, related legal disputes (identification, inheritance, recovery, theft), and potential solutions to these issues. Structured using the IMRAD method, the article relies on scholarly literature, judicial precedents, and statistical data. The findings indicate that while cryptoassets are increasingly recognized as objects of property rights, the unique characteristics of blockchain technology pose regulatory challenges. Recommendations for Uzbekistan include improving legislation, introducing technical tools, and fostering international cooperation. This research may serve as a valuable guide for legal scholars, lawmakers, and technology experts.


 




 
1871-1874 73 12

FACTORS BEHIND THE EMERGENCE OF NEOLOGISMS IN FRENCH

Navbakhor Kuldashova , Shakhruza Safarbaeva


This article explores the factors behind the emergence of neologisms in the French language, their formation mechanisms, criteria for dictionary inclusion, and methods of linguistic analysis. The study highlights globalization, technological advancements, intercultural communication, and social media as key drivers of neologism creation. Neologisms serve not only as linguistic innovations but also as reflections of the socio-cultural dynamics within contemporary French society.


 




 
1875-1880 209 25

DEVELOPING CREATIVE ABILITIES THROUGH INDEPENDENT SOLVING PROBLEMS IN CALCULATION AND GRAPHIC WORK ON CALCULATION OF CHAIN TRANSMISSIONS IN TECHNICAL MECHANICS

Sadik Mustapakulov


This article aims to improve students' skills in solving problems in the computational and graphical work on calculating chain transmissions from the machine details section of the discipline "Technical Mechanics".


 




 
1881-1883 53 20

NEGATIVE IMPACT OF WATER-CONTAINING NANONS ON THE RESERVOIR

D. Bozorov , A. Shomurodov


This article examines the issue of preventing the inflow of silt deposits into the Tudakul reservoir through the Amu-Bukhara machine canal and improving the operating mode of the Uchlik water distribution facility, and provides scientifically based recommendations.


 




 
1884-1887 118 28

THE SEMANTIC FIELD OF THE CONCEPTS "WHITE" AND "BLACK" IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Gulbaxar Djumamuratova

The concepts of "white" and "black" hold significant semantic, metaphorical, and cultural weight in the English language. While these words primarily denote colors, their meanings extend into moral, social, and linguistic dimensions, influencing various forms of discourse. "White" is often associated with purity, goodness, and virtue, whereas "black" is linked to darkness, evil, and negativity. These connotations have shaped idiomatic expressions, literary symbolism, and racial discourse throughout history. The dichotomy between these terms has also influenced social perceptions, particularly in racialized contexts, where "whiteness" has been historically linked to privilege and power, while "blackness" has been associated with oppression and marginalization. However, contemporary movements have sought to challenge and redefine these associations, reflecting broader shifts in language and society.

1888-1891 129 27

EVALUATING TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARY METHODS OF ENGLISH INSTRUCTION IN ACADEMIC SETTINGS

Sayora Tajenova


This paper critically examines traditional and contemporary methods of English instruction within academic settings. Traditional approaches, such as the Grammar-Translation and Audio-Lingual Methods, focus on structural mastery but often lack communicative relevance. In contrast, contemporary models like Communicative Language Teaching, Task-Based Learning, and Technologically Enhanced Language Learning prioritize real-world communication, learner autonomy, and engagement. The study highlights the strengths and limitations of each method and advocates for an eclectic, context-sensitive approach that integrates both paradigms. By balancing structure and communication, educators can more effectively prepare students for academic success in English-medium environments.


 




 
1892-1895 48 18

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN PERSONALIZATION OF LEARNING

Shukhratulla Allamuratov , Janibek Muratov


The article outlines the enormous potential of artificial intelligence in personalization and accessibility in education, the existence of digital inequality, which is a significant obstacle to personalization of learning, which requires joint efforts of educators, technologists and politicians to create a fair educational environment for all students.