Vol. 1 No. 4 (2025): International journal of artificial intelligence
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
THE CONCEPT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ITS ROLE IN EDUCATION
Information technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), are creating new opportunities in the field of education by making the educational process more effective and personalized. This article analyzes the role and impact of artificial intelligence in education (AIED). The introduction of AI technologies in education provides opportunities to improve learning, support students and teachers, and optimize various educational activities. Prominent educational platforms such as Khan Academy and Duolingo use AI systems to deliver personalized learning experiences. Companies like iFlyTek in China are using AI for exam grading. The article also presents research and approaches implemented in the AIED field, along with statistical data demonstrating the effectiveness and positive impact of AI on education, such as improved test results and reduced anxiety. Additionally, the article reviews existing research and methodologies, highlighting emerging areas for further investigation. Overall, the article emphasizes the importance of applying AI in education and its potential to transform the educational sector.
HEYDƏR ƏLİYEVİN ƏDƏBİYYATIN İNKİŞAFINDA ROLU
The article discusses the political activity of the Great Leader Heydar Aliyev in literature, science and the work he did on the development of literature. At the same time, his policy on folklore and literature was revealed. The speeches and reports made by the outstanding statesman Heydar Aliyev at the 10th Congress of Writers, the 3rd Congress of Writers of the Turkic World, and at jubilee events were evaluated as a means of serving the people as part of literary education and became an occasion for the further flourishing of Azerbaijani literature. At the same time, a new idea was put forward in the 1990s that the works written during the Soviet period were valuable for literature
PROCESSES OF NEW WORD FORMATION IN THE UZBEK LANGUAGE
This article analyzes the emergence of new words in the Uzbek language, their structure, semantic aspects, and areas of application. It examines the growth of lexical richness in language development and highlights modern methods of word formation—such as affixation, abbreviations, translation-based words, and terms created through folk creativity—with examples.
THE PLACE AND STATUS OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE IN THE WORLD
In this article, I will discuss the number of people who speak Russian in the world and the potential for teaching Russian in schools. I have given examples of the widespread promotion of Russian as a subject in kindergartens, schools, colleges and even higher education institutions.
MODERN CONSTRUCTIVE EFFICIENCY OF SOLAR HEAT SUPPLY IN ENERGY-EFFICIENT FUQORO BUILDINGS
Volumetric solutions of Oasis and residential and hostel geliouys in the territory of Uzbekistan have been developed for them. solar devices that provide heating and Heat have been developed and implemented .Passive or mixed heliosystems should be used for geliouys in desert areas. Architectural and architectural solutions of these buildings envisage a compact type of construction. The Helio heat supply of various types of residential buildings makes it possible to solve the problem of providing energy in the mountainous and mountainous regions of Central Asia, for example, where there are no private fuel resources, these areas are located far from the main fuel bases of the country. Volumetric solutions of Oasis and residential and hostel geliouys in the territory of Uzbekistan have been developed for them. solar devices that provide heating and Heat have been developed and implemented . Gelio with heat in sunny houses in Oasis areas
THE BENEFITS OF DRIP IRRIGATION ON GROWING CORN IN MEDIUM SOIL TYPE
This article examines the impact of drip irrigation on corn production in medium soil types, emphasizing water efficiency, yield improvements, and economic benefits. By delivering water directly to the root zone, drip irrigation minimizes waste and maximizes crop response, especially in loamy soils that balance moisture retention and drainage. The article also discusses the integration of fertigation, reduction of weed and disease incidence, and challenges associated with adoption. Based on case studies and global research, drip irrigation demonstrates significant promise for sustainable and profitable corn cultivation.
THE STATUS OF COMMERCIAL BANKS WORKING WITH INTERNATIONAL LETTERS OF CREDIT: TRENDS, CHALLENGES, AND STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE
International letters of credit (LCs) remain one of the most secure and widely used instruments in global trade finance. This article explores the current status of commercial banks in facilitating international LCs, focusing on their role, operational dynamics, compliance requirements, and the challenges they face in today’s complex and regulated global financial environment. The paper also examines the impact of digitalization and international banking standards on the effectiveness of LC operations. Through analytical insights and global case studies, the article concludes with key recommendations to improve LC service efficiency and mitigate risks for commercial banks.
THE IMPORTANCE OF WATER IN HUMAN LIFE AND ITS CHARACTERISTICS
This article explores the invaluable importance of water in human life and its unique characteristics. The biological, physiological, and ecological significance of water, its role in life processes in the human body, as well as the main aspects of water use in everyday life, are considered. The article analyzes the chemical and physical properties of water, including solubility, heat capacity, surface tension, and others. Issues of water pollution and its consequences, protection and rational use of water resources are also covered. The article is aimed at increasing the understanding of the importance of water for human life and the environment.
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF BANKS AND THEIR ROLE IN THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONS
The digital transformation of banking institutions has become a cornerstone of financial sector reform across the globe. This paper explores the multifaceted role of digital banking in fostering regional socio-economic development. It examines how innovations such as mobile banking, digital payment platforms, and AI-driven customer services not only enhance financial inclusion but also stimulate local entrepreneurship, improve government service delivery, and promote regional investment. Drawing on global examples and emphasizing applications in emerging economies, the article highlights the need for supportive infrastructure, policy frameworks, and digital literacy to fully leverage the benefits of bank digitalization.
DECISION-MAKING IN NON-SITUATIONAL CONTEXTS AND ITS LONG-TERM PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES
This study explores the process of decision-making in non-situational contexts and examines its long-term psychological consequences. In non-situational contexts, individuals are required to make decisions without the presence of clear situational cues or prior experiences, often leading to uncertainty and emotional distress. This research investigates the cognitive, emotional, and social factors that influence decision-making in these complex situations. Furthermore, it seeks to understand the psychological outcomes of such decisions over time, particularly how individuals adapt to and cope with the consequences of their choices. The study emphasizes the importance of psychological resilience, emotional regulation, and cognitive flexibility in mitigating negative long-term effects. By integrating theoretical models from cognitive psychology, emotional intelligence, and decision theory, this research aims to provide insights into how decision-making under uncertainty can impact individuals' mental health and well-being in the long run. The findings have implications for developing strategies to improve decision-making skills, particularly in high-stress and unpredictable environments, and for enhancing psychological interventions aimed at promoting emotional recovery and cognitive adaptation.
DIRECTIONS FOR INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF FOOD PRODUCTS
This article discusses the economic efficiency and efficiency assessment mechanisms of food industry enterprises, in which a SWOT analysis is conducted to help enterprises improve their activities, increase competitiveness and achieve sustainable development. A conclusion is made on the ways to increase the economic efficiency of food industry enterprises, and measures are considered to ensure food safety in our country.
ECONOMIC MECHANISMS AND POSSIBILITIES OF SUPPORTING AND STRENGTHENING FRUIT AND VEGETABLE GROWING IN UZBEKISTAN
The article examines state support for the fruit and vegetable industry in Uzbekistan, the conditions created, economic mechanisms and opportunities. First of all, it covers issues of increasing labor productivity, linking production with science, providing personnel, and introducing new modern technologies.
THE NEED TO SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESSES AND PRIVATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE REGION
The article examines the opportunities and main directions created in the region to support small business and private entrepreneurship. Detailed information on its importance in providing employment and increasing income. Recommendations on factors of practical development of small business and private entrepreneurship are also given.
COMBATING EARLY MENOPAUSE: MODERN MEDICAL APPROACHES AND NATURAL TREATMENT METHODS
This article explores contemporary strategies for managing early menopause, examining both conventional medical interventions and complementary natural approaches. Through analysis of current literature, the paper reviews hormone replacement therapy protocols, innovative fertility preservation techniques, and emerging pharmacological treatments alongside evidence-based natural interventions including phytoestrogens, lifestyle modifications, and psychological support methods. The findings highlight the importance of personalized, integrative care combining medical and natural approaches for optimal management of early menopause, emphasizing the need for comprehensive treatment strategies that address both physical symptoms and psychological wellbeing.
TRANSLATION METHOD AND ITS MAIN ESSENCE
Translation is the process of transforming one language into another, which requires taking into account not only words, but also culture, context, and the author's intention. Translation methods depend on many factors, including the type of text, target audience, and cultural differences. The article analyzes the classification of translation methods, their advantages and disadvantages, as well as the difficulties that arise during the translation process. The possibilities of using modern technologies and programs to increase the effectiveness of translation methods are also considered.
THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE FORMATION OF A STRATEGY FOR IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF PRODUCTS AT ENTERPRISES IN FOREIGN EXPERIENCE
This article covers the theoretical aspects of the formation of strategies for improving the quality of products at enterprises, as well as the experience of foreign countries. The approaches required for effective quality management systems to operate have been analyzed, including modern styles such as ISO 9001 standards, TQM (Total Quality Management), Six Sigma, Lean Manufacturing, and Kaizen. Based on the experience of developed countries such as Japan, the United States and Germany, useful strategic recommendations have been developed for enterprises. Increasing competitiveness, increasing export capacity, and gaining consumer confidence have been cited as important factors by improving product quality. The possibilities of applying these approaches in the conditions of Uzbekistan are also analyzed in detail.
WHAT IS SEMANTIC ANALYSIS IN MODERN LINGUISTICS?
Semantic analysis is a fundamental aspect of contemporary linguistics that is concerned with the study of meaning in language. It examines how meaning is expressed through words, phrases, sentences, and larger units of discourse and how the context of use influences interpretation. The article covers the theoretical foundations of semantic analysis, its methodology, and its applications to natural language processing (NLP), computational linguistics, and cognitive science. Semantic analysis enables linguists and researchers to better comprehend the subtleties of human communication and create advanced language technologies.
AUDIT RISKS AND THEIR ASSESSMENT IN THE MODERN ECONOMY
The article discusses the issues of determining and assessing audit risk, analyzes Russian and foreign experience in applying international auditing standards in terms of risk assessment and risk identification, taking into account the company's internal control system.
METHОDS FОR THE DEVELОPMENT ОF PHYSICАL QUАLITIES ОF BОYS АND GIRLS IN PRESCHООL EDUCАTIОNАL ОRGАNIZАTIОNS
The аrticle is devоted tо the develоpment оf physicаl quаlities оf оlder children in preschооl educаtiоn аs а priоrity in the prоcess оf physicаl educаtiоn in preschооl educаtiоn. It is determined by the level оf develоpment оf physicаl quаlities (speed, strength, аgility, flexibility, endurаnce, аgility-strength аbilities). the develоpment оf physicаl fitness аnd persоnаl mоtivаtiоn fоr а heаlthy lifestyle.
GYMNАSTICS TRАINING ОN THE BАSIS ОF THE INITIАL METHОDS ОF TRYING TО INCREАSE THE АCTIVITY ОF 5-6 YEАR ОLD CHILDREN
the preschооl educаtiоnаl оrgаnizаtiоn, the prоgrаm mоdules оf the аpplicаtiоn аnd gymnаstic exercises cоnsisting оf а cоmplex оf meаns аimed аt imprоving the Initiаl stоry аnd figurаtive bаsed оn the mоtоr аctivity оf preschооl children is highlighted.
THRОUGH THE MEАNS ОF PHYSICАL EDUCАTIОN ОF CHILDREN ОF PRESCHООL АGE, FОR THE PERSОNАLITY DEVELОPMENT METHОDS
this аrticle reveаls the impоrtаnce оf physicаl educаtiоn оf preschооl children in prоviding persоnаl аnd wаys tо sоlve prоblems the fоrmаt thаt the аris during their cоmprehensive develоpment.
PRОSPECTS FОR FURTHER DEVELОPMENT ОF TАBLE TENNIS IN HIS CHILDREN АMО UNDP
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METHОDS ОF PREPАRАTIОN ОF PHYSICАL DEVELОPMENT ОF YОUNG VОLEYBОLCHI
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THE ROLE OF COMPETENCIES IN INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
This comprehensive research article examines the fundamental role of competencies in effective intercultural communication within increasingly globalized contexts. The study systematically analyzes the multidimensional nature of intercultural communication competencies through three interconnected domains: cognitive (cultural knowledge, contextual awareness), affective (empathy, openness), and behavioral (adaptability, active listening). Through a methodical review of 87 scholarly sources published between 2000-2024, the research identifies developmental pathways including experiential learning, formal education, mentoring, and technology-mediated approaches. Significant outcomes are documented across individual, educational, and organizational domains. The study emphasizes the importance of integrating these competency dimensions while remaining attentive to contextual factors such as power dynamics and historical relations.
STUDY OF THE PHENOMENON OF ELLIPSIS IN THE UZBEK LANGUAGE
The article examines the phenomenon of ellipsis in the Uzbek language within the framework of linguistic analysis. Various forms of ellipsis, their role in the syntactic structure, and their function in conveying the content are highlighted. Along with the general features of the phenomenon of ellipsis in Turkic languages, its practical application and stylistic function in the Uzbek language are analyzed using examples. The study reveals the role of ellipsis in communication as a means of ensuring understanding in relation to the context.
HISTORY OF NEW LAND DEVELOPMENT IN SOVIET TIMES
This article analyzes the historical stages, social and environmental consequences of the new land development policy implemented during the Soviet Union. Particularly detailed is how this policy, which began in 1954, was implemented in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and other regions. During the study, analytical approaches were used based on historical documents, statistics and modern scientific sources. The article highlights the short-term achievements and long-term negative consequences of new land development policies, showing aspects that today can serve as lessons for Agrarian Policy.
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF FOLK ORAL LITERATURE IN PRIMARY SCHOOL EDUCATION
This article discusses the importance of examples of folk oral literature in primary school lessons, as well as the educational impact of fairy tales, epics, proverbs, and tongue twisters, and their role in the development of speech.
TRADITIONAL PRINCIPLES OF MINIATURE ART OF UZBEKISTAN
This article discusses the traditional principles of the Uzbek miniature school. In particular, the masters, schools and traditions of miniature art, the necessary styles when creating a miniature, composition, placement, symmetry, asymmetry, rhythm, proportion, module, differential, stylization, etc. are scientifically covered. Implementation of the principles of miniature painting in the art of painting with traditional varnish , the emergence of a new type of art in the creative practice of Uzbek artists - lacquer miniatures.
PIRLS INTERNATIONAL ASSESSMENT PROGRAMME IN PRIMARY EDUCATION
This article provides information about the PIRLS international assessment program, discusses the issues of preparing primary school students for this international assessment program, as well as the work that needs to be done in this regard, and notes the results of our country in 2021.
SPEECH DEVELOPMENT IN WRITING LESSONS IN THE PRIMARY GRADE LITERACY PERIOD
This article presents the main issues of effective organization of primary school literacy lessons and the development of creative thinking in students through these lessons, as well as the enrichment of their speech.
SYNTACTIC AND SEMANTIC PROPERTIES OF BIVALENT UNITS
This article provides a comprehensive linguistic analysis of bivalent units, a core category within predicate-argument structures that inherently require two syntactic and semantic arguments to express complete meaning. Bivalent units—typically verbs—play a fundamental role in sentence construction and meaning, bridging syntax and semantics in all natural languages. The study delves into the theoretical foundations of valency theory and predicate logic to frame the classification and behavior of bivalent predicates, focusing particularly on their syntactic realizations, thematic roles, and the interface between grammatical form and conceptual meaning. In addition to outlining the formal properties of these units, the article explores cross-linguistic perspectives, including differences in argument alignment, case marking, and morphosyntactic patterns across typologically diverse languages. Special attention is given to alternations such as passivization, dative shift, and causative constructions, all of which provide insight into how bivalent predicates function in real language use. The paper also discusses implications for cognitive linguistics, second language acquisition, and translation studies. This in-depth examination is intended for scholars and students of syntax, semantics, typology, and cognitive linguistics.
RELIGIOUS ALLUSION IN THE POETRY OF ABDULLA ORIPOV
The article discusses religious allusion and its characteristics, as well as religious allusive units found in the poetry of Abdulla Oripov and their analysis.
INTEGRATING MULTISENSORY APPROACHES TO ENHANCE READING FLUENCY IN PRIMARY EDUCATION
This article analyzes the effectiveness of working effectively with students with learning disabilities, dyslexia, or speech difficulties and the effectiveness of implementing a multisensory approach in improving reading fluency in primary school students. In addition, the impact of inclusive and neuropsychologically based reading strategies on the child’s psyche with students in need of inclusive education is studied. It examines how inclusive and multisensory methods can be used with primary school students and what changes occur in students' reading and worldview through these methods. It extensively discusses how reading with visual aids, rhythm-based phonetic exercises, dramatization, interactive storytelling, and the use of digital technologies can affect students' reading fluency. Based on theoretical and practical observations, a multisensory approach has been proven to improve students’ reading fluency, pronunciation, intonation, and comprehension, as well as help them enter and adapt to the learning process more quickly.
DIFFICULTIES IN TRANSLATING NAVAI'S WORKS
It can be includied several difficulties in translating Navoi's works. It is necessary to take into account the context of its ideological and linguistic culture. It is important to correctly express Navoi's unique stylistic style and poetic images. The process of adapting the old Turkish words and phrases, which are difficult for the translator to understand, to the modern language is complicated. It is also necessary to thoroughly study the historical and cultural contexts of his works. All this complicates the translation process.
EFFECTIVE PEDAGOGICAL METHODS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CIRCLE PLAYING SKILLS BASED ON A COMPETENTIAL APPROACH
This article explores effective methods of applying a competency-based approach to music education, specifically in teaching the traditional instrument doira to university students aged 19–23. It analyzes how pedagogical methods should be adapted to develop musical, creative, and social competencies in students through practical training. The article provides methodological recommendations on fostering rhythm perception, stage presence, ensemble performance, and artistic expression in traditional music. Based on scholarly sources, the article concludes with practical suggestions for improving music pedagogy.
INNOVATIVE METHODS FOR IMPROVING THE METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING FOLKLORE IN LITERATURE LESSONS
This article discusses the need for improving the methodology of teaching folk science in the form of distance learning, introduced at all stages of Education and various innovative methods of teaching as well. The article substantiates the need to use interactive methods, information technology, creative approaches and research methods for the effective organization of folklore lessons. In conclusion, the role of folklore education in preserving national culture and passing it on to future generations is emphasized.
OPPORTUNITIES OF DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION
The article explores the concept of digital educational technologies as a method for organizing a digital learning environment and as a tool for developing universal skills that contribute to learners’ future professional and personal growth.
THE CREATIVE LEGACY AND ACTIVITIES OF ABDULLA AVLONIY
This article is prepared to introduce the life and work of the great figure of Uzbek literature, Abdulla Avloniy, as well as to highlight his contributions to the development of his homeland.
OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY DOPPLER TECHNOLOGY
Doppler ultrasound methods are important in assessing the health of the mother and fetus in pregnancy monitoring, allowing early detection of preeclampsia, fetal blood flow disorders, and other high-risk conditions. According to the World Health Organization (who), the number of Doppler investigations in 2023 has increased by an annual average of 12%, indicating that the technology is globally widespread. This work will assess the effectiveness of Doppler technology on the basis of international standards, international research and statistics. In conclusion, Doppler technology has been strengthening its position as a key tool in improving the quality of pregnancy monitoring in the field of Obstetrics and gynecology.
THE ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PILGRIMAGE TOURISM
This scientific article extensively analyzes the concept of pilgrimage tourism, its role in socio-spiritual and economic life. In particular, it is emphasized that this type of tourism is very relevant for countries with a rich historical and cultural heritage, such as Uzbekistan. The article highlights the role of the private sector in the development of pilgrimage tourism, the services provided by it, its contribution to the creation of infrastructure and the creation of new jobs. The projects implemented with the participation of the private sector, the quality of tourist services, their formation based on innovative and modern requirements are considered. The article also examines cooperation based on public-private partnerships, the investment environment, tax and credit benefits, and marketing strategies. According to the author, an important factor for the further development of pilgrimage tourism is the encouragement and support of private business entities.
THE FLIPPED CLASSROOM MODEL: HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT AND ITS EFFECTIVENESS IN MODERN EDUCATION
This article examines the Flipped Classroom model as an innovative pedagogical approach by exploring its historical origins, theoretical foundations, and practical implementation. It presents a brief overview of the model’s evolution from early concepts such as peer instruction to its formal adoption in contemporary education. Based on an empirical study conducted with undergraduate students, the article evaluates the model's impact on academic performance, student engagement, and critical thinking. The findings suggest that the Flipped Classroom significantly enhances the quality of the learning process compared to traditional instructional methods.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR DIGITAL EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS’ COMPETENCIES
This article examines the necessity of developing teachers’ digital competencies in the twenty-first-century educational environment, identifies current challenges, and proposes effective strategies based on both international and national experiences.
COMPARISON OF ENGLISH AND GERMAN PHONETIC
This paper affords a comparative phonetic evaluation of the English and German languages. The look at makes a speciality of vowel and consonant inventories, strain patterns, and phonological tactics which includes assimilation and final-obstruent devoicing. The goal is to become aware of phonetic similarities and variations which can tell language getting to know and linguistic research.
The consonants are grouped according to the parameter manner of articulation, and each group, for example plosives, nasals, fricatives, affricates, laterals, R-variants and glides, is compared in a separate chapter. Additionally, to the distinctive sounds, the most important allophonic variants of certain phonemes of both languages are looked at. The differences described in this comparison do not claim to be exhaustive, however the paper aims to give a general overview regarding the most predominant differences and similarities of the English and German consonant systems, phonologically as well as phonetically. Unless stated differently, the English referred to is RP.
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PISA, TIMSS, AND PIRLS: IMPLICATIONS FOR UZBEKISTAN’S PRIMARY EDUCATION
This paper analyzes three major international assessment systems—PISA, TIMSS, and PIRLS—focusing on their structure, objectives, and evaluation criteria. It compares their impact on educational reforms in different countries, particularly Finland, and discusses their implications for improving primary education in Uzbekistan. The study emphasizes the importance of adopting international benchmarks while considering the cultural and contextual uniqueness of the Uzbek education system.
DETERMINATION OF KINEMATIC PARAMETERS OF THE BISATELLITE POINT IN A BIPLANETARY MECHANISM
This study investigates the kinematic parameters of the bisatellite point in a biplanetary mechanism used in periodic dough mixing machines. Using the motion inversion method, we derive equations for angular velocities, trajectory, speed, and acceleration of the bisatellite point. Computational analysis in MathCAD 15 evaluates the influence of carrier rotation speed on extreme kinematic values, providing insights for optimizing biplanetary drive performance.
AUTHOR OF ELEGANT LITERATURE
This article analyzes the story of Abdulla Qahhar “The Teacher of Literature” from the series “Pomegranate” and comments on the peculiarities of a literature teacher. This story, written with great skill, through sharp satire, social analysis and obliques, exposes a certain stratum of the Uzbek society formed at one time - the so-called “enlightened, intelligentsia”, but living with inner emptiness and vulnerability.
THE ORIGIN OF MONEY AND ITS ROLE IN THE MODERN ECONOMY
This article examines the historical stages of the emergence of money, its role as an initial medium of exchange, and its development over the centuries. The place and significance of money in economic categories, its main functions, and the reasons behind its transformation into a vital element of social progress are thoroughly analyzed. Special attention is given to the role of money in the modern economy, including mechanisms for ensuring economic stability and growth through monetary circulation. The article also explores new trends in the concept of money related to the development of digital technologies and the role of modern payment instruments in economic transactions.
HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BANKING SYSTEM AND ITS IMPACT ON THE NATIONAL ECONOMY
The banking system is a crucial component of the national economy, playing a key role in ensuring economic growth, attracting investments, and maintaining financial stability. This paper examines the history of the banking system's development and its impact on the national economy. Banks have evolved their activities over various historical stages, influencing all areas of economic activity. The paper discusses the establishment of the banking system, its contribution to the economy, changes in the banking sector, and the introduction of new financial technologies.
DEVELOPING LEGAL REGULATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
This article analyzes the rapid development of artificial intelligence technologies and their impact on the socio-economic and legal spheres. The need for legal regulation of artificial intelligence, the main directions of regulation based on existing problems and global experience are highlighted. Also, proposals and recommendations are given on the formation and development of legal infrastructure in the field of artificial intelligence in Uzbekistan. The article emphasizes the importance of ensuring individual freedoms, data security and the principles of justice when using artificial intelligence.
MONETARY POLICY OF THE CENTRAL BANK AND ITS IMPACT ON THE ECONOMY
This article is devoted to the analysis of the central bank's monetary policy and its impact on the country's economy. The paper examines the main regulatory instruments, including interest rates, open market operations, and mandatory reserve requirements. The article examines how these mechanisms affect key macroeconomic indicators such as inflation, unemployment, investment activity and financial stability.
MODELS OF PRODUCTION
The theme of "Production models" includes various methods and approaches aimed at effective organization and management of production processes in industrial and services. The main models for production on this topic are considered to be massigited, individual, party, streaming, lean and agile. The advantages, disadvantages and scope of each model will analyze. The theme reveals the importance of choosing a model in increasing production efficiency, rational use of resources and adaptation to market demand. This analysis serves as an important auspicious and practical basis that serves to improve the production processes.
THE EFFECTS OF EXCHANGE RATE FLUCTUATIONS ON NATIONAL BANKING SYSTEMS
Exchange rate fluctuations have a profound impact on the stability and performance of national banking systems, especially in emerging and developing economies. This paper investigates how exchange rate volatility influences credit risk, liquidity levels, and capital adequacy in the banking sector. Drawing on both theoretical frameworks and empirical case studies, the research analyzes the transmission mechanisms through which currency depreciation or appreciation affects loan quality, foreign currency exposure, and overall bank resilience. Special attention is given to countries with high levels of dollarization and limited monetary policy autonomy. The findings suggest that while flexible exchange rate regimes can serve as shock absorbers in times of external turbulence, they also expose banks to greater balance sheet vulnerabilities. The study concludes with policy recommendations aimed at enhancing exchange rate risk management and improving macroprudential oversight within banking institutions.
BIODEGRADABLE MATERIALS IN ORTHOPEDICS
The application of biodegradable materials in orthopedics has revolutionized the management of bone and soft tissue injuries by offering temporary support and eliminating the need for secondary implant removal surgeries. This paper reviews the types, properties, and clinical performance of biodegradable polymers, ceramics, and composites in orthopedic applications. The advantages of biodegradability, such as reduced long-term complications and better tissue regeneration, are evaluated alongside challenges like mechanical strength limitations and degradation kinetics. Recent advances in material science, including bioactive coatings, nanocomposites, and 3D printing technologies, are also discussed. The future perspectives point toward smart biomaterials with controlled degradation profiles and biofunctional responses tailored to specific orthopedic needs.
HEMIEPIPHYSIODESIS IN PEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDICS AS A TREATMENT OF KNEE DEFORMITIES
Hemiepiphysiodesis is a growth modulation technique widely used in pediatric orthopaedics to correct coronal plane deformities of the knee, including genu valgum and genu varum. The procedure involves temporary tethering of one side of the growth plate (physis) to harness the remaining growth potential and gradually realign the limb. Compared to osteotomies, hemiepiphysiodesis is less invasive, associated with fewer complications, and allows for gradual correction with minimal discomfort. This review outlines the anatomical principles, biomechanical rationale, surgical techniques, patient selection criteria, and postoperative follow-up protocols. Additionally, it addresses the limitations and potential complications of the procedure, emphasizing the importance of surgical timing and precise deformity analysis for optimal outcomes.
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
Conditional sentences are essential grammatical structures in English used to express hypothetical situations, possibilities, and their consequences. This article explores the different types of conditional sentences (zero, first, second, third, and mixed conditionals), their structures, and their appropriate usage in various contexts. The study also analyzes common mistakes learners make and provides practical examples to enhance understanding.
HISTORY AND STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT OF UZBEKISTAN MUSICAL ART AND MUSICAL DRAMA
This article provides detailed information about the history and stages of development of Uzbek musical art. In addition, it presents opinions on the role and importance of musical art in the development of Uzbek music.
THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT PACKAGING MATERIALS ON QUALITY AND LONG-TERM STORAGE OF FRUITS OF LEMON VARIETIES
The scientific article shows that when using various packaging materials for the qualitative preservation of lemon fruits, the most optimal option is to store lemon fruits in polyethylene bags, which achieves high results in all indicators (natural shrinkage indicators%, output of unfit products%, rotten products% and output of marketable products%). When these indicators are compared between lemon varieties, experimental materials are presented that show that the fruits of Tashkent and Yubileiny varieties achieve higher results than other lemon varieties .
TRENDS AND PROBLEMS OF LIFE INSURANCE DEVELOPMENT IN UZBEKISTAN
The article is devoted to the main aspects of life insurance as a type of voluntary personal insurance. The features of this type of insurance, insurance risks, the development of life insurance in the world insurance practice are considered. The development prospects, challenges and problems of life insurance in the Russian market of insurance services are studied.
THЕ INTЕRRЕLАTIОNSHIP BЕTWЕЕN DIGITАL АND NЕURОMАRKЕTING CОNCЕPTS АND THЕIR IMPАCT ОN CОNSUMЕRS
In thе еrа оf digitаl еcоnоmy, thе intеgrаtiоn оf digitаl аnd nеurоmаrkеting strаtеgiеs hаs bеcоmе аn impоrtаnt аspеct оf mоdеrn mаrkеting. Digitаl mаrkеting аllоws cоmpаniеs tо prоvidе cоnsumеrs with pеrsоnаlizеd аnd rеlеvаnt infоrmаtiоn, whilе nеurоmаrkеting аnаlyzеs uncоnsciоus cоnsumеr bеhаviоr tо оptimizе mаrkеting strаtеgiеs. This study еxаminеs thе rеlаtiоnship bеtwееn digitаl mаrkеting аnd nеurоmаrkеting cоncеpts аnd thеir impаct оn cоnsumеr dеcisiоn-mаking prоcеssеs.
INCREASING THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS' EXTERIOR WALLS MADE OF GASO-CONCRETE BLOCKS
This article presents the results of theoretical and practical studies conducted on a sample of external walls made of aerated concrete blocks in order to improve the operational characteristics and energy efficiency of external walls of residential buildings made of aerated concrete blocks. As a result of the studies, the total heat transfer resistance of the sample of external walls of residential buildings made of thermally improved aerated concrete blocks, the coefficient of thermal conductivity of wall layers, the heat flow passing through the wall, the temperature in the wall layers and the heat resistance of the wall for the summer season were determined. The conducted theoretical thermal-physical studies were compared with practical studies conducted on the wall model, and recommendations were developed to increase the thermal protection of external walls of buildings being built based on modern projects.
THE RELEVANCE OF WASTE MANAGEMENT IN CITIES.STUDY OF STREET LITTER AND THE ECOLOGICAL CULTURE OF URBAN RESIDENTS
this article is devoted to the study of such issues as the relevance of the problem of waste in modern cities, the increase in street litter, and the role of the ecological culture of urban residents in this regard. The article analyzes the types and quantities of waste generated in cities and their negative impact on the environment. The article provides practical recommendations for solving the waste problem in cities, reducing street litter, and improving the ecological culture of the population.
METHODOLOGY FOR THE FORMATION OF THRIFT SENSATIONS IN STUDENTS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NATURAL SCIENCE CLASSES
The article aims to show the importance of teaching the younger generation of thrift and environmental awareness in the development of society. The limitation of Natural Resources and the need for their rational use is one of the main factors in the sustainable development of society. It plays an important role in the formation of respect for the environment, labor products and national wealth for children, the absorption of a culture of thrift through them, the provision of economic and environmental well-being in the future. The article highlights the techniques and approaches used in teaching thrift, including practical training, interactive games, and teaching children to save and process resources through environmental education. The importance of the interaction of family and educational institutions in the development of hard work, economic responsibility and environmental awareness among children is also shown. Article, by educating the younger generation of thrifty, it I not only a personal, but Al O an economic part of society.
THE IMPORTANCE OF BUSINESS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEW UZBEKISTAN'S ECONOMY
In our country, several mechanisms connected with organizational-legal, economic-financial, tax-customs, and foreign economic processes have been improved to ensure the sustainable development of economic activities and business, thereby enhancing the role of the field in the socio-economic development of the country.
ANALYZING HISTORICAL IMAGES IN KAZAKH LITERATURE
This in the article Kazakh in literature reflection reached historical images study and analysis to do methodology illuminated. Historical individuals or historical periods reflection delivered works analysis to do in students historical thinking, cultural consciousness, aesthetic taste to form service does. In the article such images analysis in doing applicable methods, stages and styles about idea carried out.
COORDINATION COMPOUNDS OF ZN (II), NI (II), CO (II) AND CU (II) WITH ETHYLENEDIAMINE-Β-PROPIONIC ACIDS
The article presents the biological significance of microelements nickel, copper, cobalt and zinc found in the human body. An analysis of X-ray and IR spectra of synthesized complexes of these microelements is also conducted.
INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO TEACHING ENGLISH
This paper explores contemporary methodologies in foreign language education, with a particular focus on English teaching practices. As English continues to play a critical role in global communication and professional development, it becomes essential to adopt diverse and modern teaching strategies that cater to the evolving needs of learners. This article aims to examine traditional and emerging teaching approaches and highlight how technological advancements have transformed the landscape of English language instruction.
PHONETIC VARIABILITY AND SPEECH RECOGNITION ACCURACY IN SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNERS
This article examines t he impact of phonetic variability on the accuracy of speech recognition systems in second language (L2) learners. It delves into how variations in pronunciation—stemming from regional accents, individual speech patterns, and language proficiency—affect the performance of automatic speech recognition (ASR) technologies. The study highlights the challenges faced by ASR systems in accurately transcribing non-native speech and discusses the implications for language learning applications. By analyzing current research and technological advancements, the article offers insights into improving ASR systems to better accommodate the diverse phonetic profiles of L2 speakers.
A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SYNONYMS IN THE GERMAN AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
This article provides a comparative analysis of synonyms in the German and Uzbek languages, focusing on their lexical, semantic, and stylistic characteristics. The study examines how synonymous words function in different contexts, their levels of equivalence, and their usage in literary and colloquial language. Special attention is given to the classification of synonyms, their semantic nuances, and the challenges of translating synonyms between these two languages. The research draws on examples from modern media, literary works, and everyday speech in both German and Uzbek, offering insights into cross-linguistic similarities and differences in synonym usage.
MORPHOLOGICAL STRUCTURES IN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
The morphology of the German language offers a rich and complex system of word formation, reflecting its deep historical roots and close ties to other Indo-European languages. This study explores the various morphological structures within German, with particular attention to inflection, derivation, and compounding. The research provides a comparative analysis of these structures in the context of German and other related languages, such as English and Latin, to highlight both commonalities and divergences in morphological processes. The paper examines the roles of noun declension, verb conjugation, and the formation of adjectives and adverbs, considering both the synchronic and diachronic aspects of the German language. Furthermore, it explores how historical linguistic changes, from Old High German to Modern Standard German, have influenced current morphological practices. Through this comparative approach, the study aims to enhance the understanding of German linguistic structure and its implications for language acquisition, translation studies, and cross-linguistic analysis.
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies on the Development of Modern Teaching Methodologies
The continuous advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital technologies has profoundly reshaped various sectors, with education being one of the most significantly impacted. These technologies have enabled new teaching methodologies that emphasize personalization, flexibility, inclusivity, and student-centered learning. Artificial intelligence, through adaptive learning systems, intelligent tutoring, and predictive analytics, is revolutionizing how instruction is delivered and how student progress is monitored. Simultaneously, digital innovations such as mobile learning applications, learning management systems (LMS), virtual and augmented realities, and gamification strategies have redefined classroom experiences, offering dynamic and immersive learning environments. However, alongside these opportunities arise challenges related to digital equity, ethical considerations, teacher training, and the risk of over-reliance on technology. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of how AI and digital technologies are influencing the development of modern teaching methodologies. It discusses their benefits, critically examines the barriers to their widespread adoption, and offers suggestions for future implementation strategies aimed at fostering sustainable, inclusive, and effective educational practices. Through this exploration, the paper highlights the imperative of balancing technological innovation with human-centric pedagogical principles to ensure a transformative and equitable future for education.
ORGANIZATION OF EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN IN NEED OF LONG-TERM TREATMENT
Annotation: This article discusses the organization of education for children who require long-term treatment due to chronic illnesses or other medical conditions. It highlights the importance of ensuring continuous educational development for these children despite their prolonged absence from traditional school settings. The article explores various models of hospital and home-based schooling, the role of special educators and healthcare professionals, as well as the psychological and social support needed to foster effective learning. Special attention is given to inclusive strategies, the use of technology in distance learning, and the collaboration between medical institutions and educational bodies to create an adaptive and supportive learning environment.
THE FORMATION AND STRUCTURE OF TECHNICAL TERMINOLOGY IN ENGLISH
This article explores the formation and structural features of technical terminology in the English language. It analyzes the linguistic processes involved in the creation of terms in scientific and technical fields, including borrowing, compounding, affixation, and abbreviation. The paper also discusses the importance of clarity, consistency, and international standardization in technical language.
THE PREVALENCE OF VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY AMONG SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN
Vitamin D plays a vital role in the growth and development of children, particularly in maintaining bone health and supporting the immune system. This article explores the prevalence of vitamin D deficiency among school-aged children, a growing concern in pediatric healthcare. The study identifies contributing factors such as insufficient sun exposure, dietary habits, and lack of awareness among parents and caregivers. It also examines the potential long-term consequences of vitamin D deficiency, including bone deformities, growth retardation, and an increased susceptibility to infections. The article emphasizes the importance of early detection and preventive measures, such as promoting adequate sunlight exposure, vitamin D supplementation, and education to ensure optimal health outcomes for children.
APPLICATION OF THE INITIAL INTEGRATION METHOD TO THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH A SMALL PARAMETER IN FRONT OF THE HIGHEST DERIVATIVE
This study addresses the numerical solution of differential equations that contain a small parameter in front of the highest-order derivative. Such equations frequently arise in various physical modeling scenarios, such as heat conduction, diffusion, and fluid dynamics. These equations exhibit special characteristics, where the presence of a small parameter leads to the formation of boundary layers and sharp changes in the solution. The initial integration method is a powerful approach for obtaining stable and highly accurate results in solving such problems numerically. This research analyzes the application features of the method, its advantages, and its impact on the sensitive zones of the solution. The results demonstrate that the method is an effective tool for reliably solving complex problems involving small parameters.
STANDARDIZATION AND CERTIFICATION IN HOTEL RESTAURANTS
This scientific article presents a comprehensive analysis of standardization and certification processes that play a crucial role in enhancing staff qualifications and the quality of services provided in the hotel and restaurant industry. The research focuses on identifying the importance of compliance with hygiene, environmental standards, and customer satisfaction as key factors in the sustainable development of the sector in Uzbekistan. Particular attention is paid to the integration of international standards (ISO 9001, ISO 22000, HACCP) with the national regulatory framework, as well as the effective implementation of certification mechanisms. Based on a comparative analysis of national and international practices, current challenges, weaknesses of the existing system, and practical recommendations for their resolution are identified. The article concludes by outlining theoretical-methodological and practical approaches to improving service quality in Uzbekistan’s hospitality establishments in line with international norms, which is considered a significant factor for the development of gastronomic tourism.
THE RELEVANCE OF DEFECTOLOGY IN MODERN EDUCATION AND THE NEED FOR IMPROVEMENT
This article covers the essence of the discipline of defectology, current issues in working with children with special educational needs, the role of this field in the modern education system, and areas for improvement. The main areas of defectology - surdopedagogy, typhlopedagogy, logopedagogy, and oligophrenopedagogy - are in the center of special attention. The author analyzes existing problems and gives specific proposals and recommendations for their elimination.
TRENDS IN DIGITAL SCULPTURE AMONG SCULPTORS OF UZBEKISTAN: A LOOK AT CONTEMPORARY CHANGES IN ART
This article explores the emerging trends in digital sculpture among contemporary sculptors in Uzbekistan. It examines how technological advancements are reshaping artistic practices and the implications for cultural identity, creativity, and artistic expression. By analyzing case studies of prominent Uzbek sculptors who integrate digital tools into their work, this study highlights the transformative impact of digital technology on traditional sculptural methods and the broader art landscape in Uzbekistan.
CULTURAL EXCHANGE AND INTERNATIONAL CONNECTION
International communities play an important role in the development of culture and art in the new Uzbekistan. International cultural cooperation will create an opportunity to strengthen the national image of the state, expand cultural exchanges and global recognition in an artistic orientation. International development of the culture and art. It will give Uzbekistan of the opportunity to preserve cultural countries, preparing for cultural changes and developing state culture. International cultural exchange is developing in the new Uzbekistan. Uzbekistan cooperates with UNESCO, UN organizations for culture, education and science. International cultural exchanges contribute to the preservation of Uzbek culture, and also instill international experience in the cultural development of the state. For example, Uzbekistan actively participates in cultural festivals and conferences, which makes it possible to laugh in practice at projects depicting the culture of foreign countries.
THE ROLE OF CONTEXT IN THE TRANSLATION PROCESS
The present article explores the crucial role that context plays in the translation process. It examines various types of context, including linguistic, cultural, situational, and cognitive factors, and their impact on translation accuracy and meaning transfer. The study also analyzes methodologies for integrating contextual understanding into translation practice, supported by empirical data. Tables illustrating common contextual translation challenges and proposed solutions are included. The findings highlight the indispensable nature of context in achieving fidelity and naturalness in translation.
METHODS OF TEACHING THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE IN SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS
The Russian language has great cultural, political and economic importance on a global scale. Therefore, it is very important to use effective teaching methods that help in successful language acquisition. This article explores the methodologies and approaches to teaching Russian language lessons in specialized schools. Given the significance of the Russian language as a cultural and educational medium, it plays a crucial role in developing students' linguistic competencies. The article analyzes contemporary methods and techniques used in teaching, providing recommendations for enhancing the effectiveness of instruction. The research aims to improve the quality of Russian language education in specialized institutions.
LEGAL BASIS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND WAYS OF IMPROVEMENT
Agriculture is one of the main sectors of the economy of every country, and its sustainable development directly affects food security, population well-being and economic growth. A solid legal framework is necessary for the effective organization of agricultural activities. This article discusses the legal framework for agricultural development, existing problems and ways to improve them.
INTEGRATING LINGUISTIC ECOLOGY INTO LANGUAGE EDUCATION: STRATEGIES AND CHALLENGES
This article explores the integration of linguistic ecology into language education, emphasizing how ecological perspectives can enrich pedagogical practices and promote linguistic diversity. Drawing from interdisciplinary research in sociolinguistics, education, and environmental studies, the paper outlines key strategies for incorporating linguistic ecological principles into curriculum design, classroom instruction, and language policy. It also identifies significant challenges, such as institutional resistance, lack of teacher training, and sociopolitical barriers, while suggesting practical recommendations for overcoming these obstacles.
A FUNCTIONAL AND STYLISTIC ANALYSIS OF PERIPHRASES IN THE WORKS OF ALISHER NAVOI
This paper explores the functional and stylistic features of periphrasis in the works of Alisher Navoi, with a particular focus on its role in enriching poetic language and conveying nuanced meanings. Drawing from selected examples across Navoi's lyrical and narrative compositions, the study analyzes the semantic functions and stylistic intentions behind the use of periphrastic expressions. It is argued that periphrasis in Navoi’s texts serves not only an aesthetic function but also reflects cultural, philosophical, and emotional layers embedded in the literary tradition of the time. Through this analysis, the research highlights Navoi's masterful use of language and underscores the importance of periphrasis as a significant stylistic device in classical Eastern literature.
THE HEROIC AND PHILOSOPHICAL DIMENSIONS IN J.R.R.TOLKIEN'S MYTHIC VISION
This article explores the heroic and philosophical dimensions of J.R.R. Tolkien's mythic vision, focusing on his iconic work The Lord of the Rings and its enduring impact on literature. It examines the multi-layered genre structure of Tolkien's writing, blending mythology, epic, and chivalric romance to address profound themes such as the struggle between Good and Evil. Through a comprehensive approach, the article discusses Tolkien's literary influences, including ancient myths and medieval romance, and how they contribute to the philosophical depth of his work. It also highlights the growing field of "Tolkien Studies" and the evolving understanding of his creative legacy.
EFFECTIVENESS OF USING GAMES IN TEACHING GRAMMAR TO YOUNG LEARNERS
Teaching grammar has undoubtedly been one of the most controversial issues in the history of English language teaching, strongly influenced by different approaches which have dominated the area of foreign language teaching (FLT) in different periods. With the emergence of communicative language teaching (CLT) in the 1970s, grammar was first marginalised as the focus shifted from accuracy to fluency. Language acquisition theory rejected the explicit teaching of grammar on the grounds that language and grammar can be acquired subconsciously. However, the effectiveness of this theory was later questioned as reports of low writing proficiency and poor grammar came through.
PHRASIOLOGICAL UNITS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF UZBEK AND ENGLISH EXPRESSIONS IN GLOBAL COMMUNICATION
Phrasiological units, such as idioms, proverbs, and fixed expressions, are pivotal in conveying cultural and linguistic nuances across languages. This article examines the role of phrasiological units in global communication, with a specific focus on comparing Uzbek and English expressions. By analyzing their structural, semantic, and cultural dimensions, the study highlights how these units reflect societal values and historical contexts. The comparison reveals both universal themes and culture-specific differences, underscoring challenges in translation and cross-cultural understanding. Through this exploration, the article emphasizes the importance of phrasiological units in fostering intercultural dialogue and preserving linguistic heritage in a globalized world.
MODAL PREDICATIVE STRUCTURES IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK: DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES
This article analyzes the lexical and grammatical means of expressing modal predicative structures in English and Uzbek, their syntactic features, and the similarities and differences in their semantic approach. The forms in which modal meanings (obligation, possibility, permission, desire) are expressed in both languages are illustrated with examples. It is also shown that structures expressed through predicative units in Uzbek are often expressed through modal verbs in English. The results of this study have practical significance for teachers of English who teach in Uzbek, as well as for translators.
WORD BUILDING IN MIDDLE ENGLISH. MORPHOLOGICAL PATTERNS AND LINGUISTIC EVOLUTION
The Middle English period (circa 1100–1500) represents a transformative phase in the development of the English language, particularly in the area of word formation. This article explores the primary morphological processes that characterized word building during this time, including affixation, compounding, borrowing, and analogical creation. The influence of Norman French and Latin significantly enriched the English lexicon and introduced new affixes and syntactic patterns. Native word-building strategies evolved in response to sociolinguistic changes, such as increased literacy, urbanization, and institutional growth. Through detailed analysis of linguistic examples, this study highlights how Middle English served as a crucial bridge between Old English and the more flexible, expansive lexicon of Modern English. The findings underscore the dynamic interplay between internal linguistic innovation and external cultural contact in shaping English word formation practices.
FOUNDATIONS FOR ENSURING THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL AND GROWTH OF THE REGION
This article presents the scientific and theoretical definitions given by economists to the concepts of “economic growth” and “economic potential” and their comparative analysis, as well as the importance of regional potential in ensuring sustainable economic development and economic growth. It highlights the main elements of economics growth and the categorization of the economic potential and the possibility of its use. The directions of strategic management are explained.
THE IMPACT OF GLOBAL ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS ON NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY AND METHODS TO MITIGATE NEGATIVE EFFECTS
This article examines the impact of current global economic fluctuations on food security in Uzbekistan, along with preventive and mitigation measures. The research analyzes how these fluctuations affect the socio-economic situation of the country and explores ways to address their consequences.
IDENTIFYING THE PROBLEMS IN TRANSLATING ENGLISH PROVERBS INTO UZBEK
Proverbs represent the collective wisdom, cultural norms, and linguistic features of a language community. Translating proverbs from English into Uzbek is a complex task that goes beyond linguistic equivalence. This article aims to identify and analyze the major challenges faced during the translation process, focusing on cultural, linguistic, and semantic aspects. The study highlights the necessity of cultural sensitivity and interpretative flexibility when dealing with proverb translation.
IN THE FORMATION OF PUBLIC HOLIDAYS AND PERFORMANCESSOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF THEATRICALIZATION
This study explores the role and significance of theatricalization in the formation and development of mass celebrations and performances. It analyzes the impact of theatrical mechanisms – such as dramaturgy, directing, acting skills, scenography, and music – on the success of public events. The research also examines the specific features of applying theatricalization in mass events, considering characteristics like interactivity, large numbers of participants, and the vastness of venues. Through examples of the historical development and contemporary trends of various mass celebrations and performances, the study reveals the role of theatricalization in organizing and conducting such events. This abstract is intended for professionals involved in organizing public celebrations and performances, art scholars, and a broad audience interested in the topic.
EFFECTIVE AI TECHNOLOGIES FOR ENHANCING STUDENT ENGAGEMENT IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING
This article explores the most effective artificial intelligence (AI) technologies used to enhance student engagement in English language learning. With the increasing integration of digital tools in education, AI-powered applications such as intelligent tutoring systems, adaptive learning platforms, chatbots, and speech recognition tools have shown significant promise in fostering interaction, personalization, and motivation among learners. This paper reviews current literature, identifies leading AI technologies, and evaluates their impact on classroom engagement through both qualitative and quantitative studies.
THE PLACE AND IMPORTANCE OF THE USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN LECTURE LESSONS
This article describes the rational use of digital technologies in lecture lessons and their effectiveness.
PROSPECTS AND RISKS OF GREEN INVESTMENTS
Green investments are becoming increasingly important in the context of the global transition to a sustainable economy, but their effectiveness remains questionable due to the associated risks. This article provides a qualitative analysis of the prospects and risks of green investments based on a review of academic literature, reports from international organizations, and financial data. The results show a steady increase in investments and green bond returns, but reveal problems of market volatility, technological uncertainty, and “greenwashing”.
MORPHOLOGICAL AND SEMANTIC FACTORS IN BORROWING WORDS
This article demonstrates how the interaction between world nations has had an impact on various fields, including the field of language. It highlights the significant aspects of how words enter society based on extralinguistic factors and how these words are adapted to the linguistic factors of the language, specifically morphological and semantic aspects. In this process, both the similarities and differences are also discussed. Clear and precise examples have been provided for all the presented ideas.
APPLICATIONS OF DEFINITE INTEGRALS IN MECHANICS
This article explores the application of definite integrals in solving mechanical problems. In particular, the determination of the center of gravity, moment of inertia, rectangle approximation formulas, and numerical integration methods such as the trapezoidal and Simpson’s rules are discussed. As an essential tool in mathematical analysis, the definite integral is used to carry out computations on real physical objects.
MATHEMATICAL MODELS OF HUMAN ATTENTION AND MEMORY PROCESSES
This article provides an overview of mathematical models used to study human attention and memory processes. Attention processes are analyzed through Signal Detection Theory (SDT) and resource allocation models, while memory processes are examined using Markov models and exponential forgetting curve models. The article discusses the mathematical foundations of these models, their importance in psychological research, and practical applications. It also explores integration opportunities in education, clinical psychology, and artificial intelligence. The article highlights the interdisciplinary connection between psychology and mathematics.
THE USE OF STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE LISTENING SKILLS
This article gives data about how to improve listening skills quickly and effectively through using strategies and techniques. Added to this, it indicates some stages of listening process.
IMPACT OF ACTIVE INVESTMENT POLICY IN UZBEKISTAN ON SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH
This article analyzes the impact of active investment policy on sustainable economic growth. Investment policy is one of the important factors of a country's economic development, ensuring sustainable growth by expanding production, promoting technological modernization, and creating new jobs. The study examines the main directions of investment policy, its impact on macroeconomic stability, and long-term development prospects. It also provides recommendations for comparing investment policies of different countries and developing effective investment strategies.
PROCESSES OF FORMATION OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY IN UZBEKISTAN
This article studies the role and importance of the Digital Economy in modern conditions, its impact on economic growth and innovation processes. The development trends of the digital economy are analyzed. The article shows how the introduction of digital technologies brings positive changes to the country's economy and their importance in eliminating problems. The development of digital infrastructure, the popularization of online services, digital money making, and the impact of these processes on economic stability are assessed.
DEVELOPMENT OF A NUMERICAL SOLVING SOFTWARE COMPLEX OF THE NESTING EQUATION
solving a small software issue or problem is much simpler. But when large programs are created, it takes a large team and a lot of time to study their requirements, find solutions to the issue, develop algorithms. Today, when creating large programs, a system has been created for submitting programs at the deadline. This system is called the SDLC (Software development life cycle) program creation life cycle
NUMERICAL MODELING OF THE BOUNDARY PROBLEM FOR A SINGULAR EXCITED EQUATION WITH THE SPECTRAL METHOD
in this work, the issue of numerical solution of a boundary issue for a singular excited differential equation is considered. In this case, a solution is built on the basis of spectral methods and their accuracy, stability and efficiency in calculation are analyzed. The results of the study show that spectral methods provide high-resolution results for singular excited issues and can be useful tools in representing complex physical models.
THE ROLE OF AUTHENTICITY IN ELT MATERIALS: BRIDGING CLASSROOM LEARNING WITH REAL-WORLD USE
This paper explores the significance of authenticity in English Language Teaching (ELT) materials and how it contributes to narrowing the gap between classroom learning and real-world language use. Authentic materials—such as newspapers, podcasts, interviews, and social media content—expose learners to genuine language input, enhancing their communicative competence and cultural awareness. The study highlights various pedagogical strategies for integrating authentic materials effectively in ELT classrooms and examines the challenges educators face in adapting such resources to learners' levels. Ultimately, the paper argues that authenticity fosters learner motivation, contextual understanding, and better preparation for real-life communication.
PROSPECTS FOR THE PROMOTION OF SMALL BUSINESS AND PRIVATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP
This article examines the prospects for promoting small business and private entrepreneurship in the context of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Based on recent statistical data, it analyzes the role of small business entities in the economy, their growth dynamics, and existing challenges. The paper also highlights government support measures and development directions within the framework of the "Uzbekistan – 2030" strategy. It provides scientific and practical recommendations for developing effective mechanisms to support and further enhance the small business sector.
THE ISSUE OF EDUCATION IN THE CREATIVE WORKS OF ABDULLA AVLONIY
This article analyzes how the issue of education is reflected in the creative works of the prominent Uzbek educator and writer Abdulla Avloniy. It demonstrates how the author, through his works, called upon the younger generation to embrace values such as patriotism, honesty, diligence, and ethical behavior. In particular, Avloniy’s views on education are examined through the lens of his work Turkiy Guliston yoki Axloq (The Turkic Gulistan or Ethics). The article also explores his pedagogical activities, educational programs, and school textbooks, highlighting the relevance of his educational ideas in today’s context.
THE ROLE OF NATIVE LANGUAGE IN FACILITATING THE ACQUISITION OF RUSSIAN: A KEY STIMULUS FOR LANGUAGE LEARNING
This study examines the significance of a learner's native language in acquiring Russian as a second language (L2). While language acquisition is a multifaceted process, the learner’s first language (L1) plays a crucial role in the development of linguistic skills in Russian. This article reviews current theories of second language acquisition (SLA) and investigates how the transfer of linguistic structures from L1 to Russian influences both the learning process and the rate of acquisition. Based on a comparative analysis of phonological, syntactic, and semantic features across languages, this study proposes that leveraging L1 knowledge can expedite learning, especially when guided by targeted pedagogical strategies. The findings highlight that, when used effectively, native language structures can serve as cognitive tools that foster deeper comprehension and retention of Russian.
PRINCIPLES OF STUDENT-CENTERED LEARNING (INDIVIDUALIZATION, ACTIVATION, AND MOTIVATION)
The dissertation focuses on the analysis of key principles of student-centered learning, such as individualization, activation, and motivation. The study examines the theoretical foundations of these principles and their practical implementation in educational settings. It evaluates methods that contribute to an effective learning process focused on the needs and interests of students. Special attention is given to active approaches and motivational techniques that significantly enhance student engagement in learning. The findings can be valuable for educators and educational institutions seeking to implement innovative methods into the learning process.
ABOUT THE ROLE OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE
This article examines the issue of how important and great is the significance of the Russian language throughout the world. It also examines the issue of the importance of studying Russian language and literature in educational institutions of Uzbekistan.
THE ROLE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS
This article analyzes the importance of modern information technologies in the primary education system, especially their role in improving the professional competence of teachers. It also considers ways to enhance pedagogical activities, create an interactive learning environment, and boost the quality of education through the effective use of information and communication technologies.
DEVELOPMENT OF CREATIVE POTENTIAL IN FUTURE TEACHERS
The development of creative potential in future teachers is one of the most pressing issues of the modern educational system. Today, in the field of education, it is important not only to give knowledge, but also to form the creative thinking abilities of students. Therefore, it is necessary for teachers to develop creativism in themselves, since through their creative potential they will have the opportunity to convey new knowledge to students more interesting and effective.
CRITICAL THINKING IN FUTURE ELEMENTARY STUDENTS
The formation of critical thinking in prospective elementary students is one of the important areas of the modern educational process. Critical thinking is not just the ability to memorize or reproduce data, but the ability to analyze, evaluate, compare and come to new results. It is this skill that helps students to achieve success not only in school, but also in various aspects of life. This article provides information on critical thinking in prospective elementary students.
PROBLEMS OF TRANSMITTING NON-ALTERNATIVE VOCABULARY IN SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION: USING THE EXAMPLE OF THE TURKISH LANGUAGE
This article will analyze the problems associated with the translation of non-alternative vocabulary in the process of simultaneous translation. In particular, we are talking about the cultural and semantic differences encountered in simultaneous translation from Turkish to Uzbek, the competencies required of translators, and the strategies that need to be applied.
INNOVATIVE METHODS OF APPLYING PEDAGOGICAL SKILLS IN CHILDREN'S EDUCATION
This article is about the importance of pedagogical skill in modern education , necessity of individualized approach to children ,the use of contemporary teaching methods ,and the application of innovative technologies.
THE LINGUOPRAGMATIC VALUE OF GRADATION TOOLS AND ISSUES OF ENSURING SEMANTIC EQUIVALENCE IN TRANSLATION
This article analyzes the pragmatic and translational significance of the phenomenon of gradation in English and Uzbek languages. It explores how gradation tools are used to fulfill pragmatic functions such as evaluation, intensification, irony, and emotional impact. Furthermore, the article reveals challenges in fully conveying the meanings and effects of gradation units in the English translations of Uzbek literary texts. The analyses aim to highlight the linguistic, cultural, and communicative differences between the two languages.
METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO TEACHING RUSSIAN TO LEARNERS FROM UZBEKISTAN
This article explores effective methodological approaches for teaching Russian to the learners living in Uzbekistan at universities. As Russian remains a significant second language in Uzbekistan due to historical and practical reasons, its instruction requires approaches tailored to the linguistic and cultural background of Uzbek students. This paper highlights key methodologies, including communicative, comparative, and culturally integrated strategies, with a focus on bilingual learners. The study draws on recent academic publications and reflects the practical needs of both teachers and students in a post-Soviet context.
DECISION MAKING UNDER RISK
Decision-making under risk and variable-sum games are significant areas in game theory and decision-making processes. This topic explores the development of optimal strategies in environments characterized by uncertainty and risks. Unlike traditional fixed-sum games, variable-sum games consider scenarios where the total benefit to participants may vary depending on the game’s outcome. In these games, participants strive to maximize their own interests, but their decisions depend on the actions of other participants and external uncertainties. Decision-making under risk employs methods such as probability theory, statistical analysis, and scenario modeling. In such conditions, decision-makers must balance expected gains and potential losses based on uncertain information. In variable-sum games, cooperative and competitive strategies play a crucial role, with collaboration or competition among participants influencing the game’s outcomes.
OPTIMIZATION APPROACHES AND MATHEMATICAL MODELING IN THE TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEM IN TOURISM COMPANIES
The Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP) is one of the most well-known and studied problems in mathematical optimization and computer science. The objective of the problem is to find the shortest possible route that allows a traveling salesman to visit a set of specified cities, visiting each city only once, and ultimately returning to the starting point. TSP is famous for its fully combinatorial nature and high complexity. It is classified as an NP-complete problem, meaning that finding an exact solution becomes increasingly difficult as the number of cities grows. Various algorithms have been developed to find solutions using computers, including network search algorithms, genetic algorithms, and simulated annealing methods. The Traveling Salesman Problem is applied in many practical fields, such as logistics, transportation, robotics, and various resource management systems. It is also of great theoretical importance as a tool used for optimization and improving efficiency.
ECOLOGICAL SAFETY AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN CONSTRUCTION: AN ANALYSIS BASED ON AERATED CONCRETE AND FOAM CONCRETE
This article presents an analysis of modern construction materials such as aerated concrete and foam concrete from the perspectives of ecological safety and energy efficiency. The purpose of the article is to examine the production processes, ecological impact, and contribution of these materials to energy savings in buildings. The key properties, thermal insulation indicators, and practical applications of aerated concrete and foam concrete in real projects are compared. The analysis reveals that aerated concrete and foam concrete are more ecologically safe and energy-efficient compared to traditional materials. In the future, it is necessary to develop innovative technologies and recycling opportunities to expand the use of these materials.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE FISHERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN KARAKALPFKSTAN
The article deals with the improvement of the fishery management system in Karakalpakstan.
THE ROLE OF WATER IN NATURE AND IN HUMAN LIFE
Water circulates nutrients in nature and is a habitat for numerous species of plants and animals. Understanding the role of water in nature and in human life is becoming especially relevant in the context of modern environmental problems associated with a shortage of clean fresh water. The article highlights the important role of water in nature and in human life.
PROBLEMS OF USING PEDAGOGICAL AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES
This article analyzes the problems and opportunities of using pedagogical and information technologies in teaching foreign languages. The importance of advanced pedagogical methods and modern information technologies in the process of teaching foreign languages is studied. The article also shows the possibilities of using interactive lessons between teachers and students, increasing the effectiveness of education through online platforms and mobile applications. Information is also provided about the problems encountered in the teaching process, ways to solve them, and the process of introducing new technologies into the education system. This study serves to further develop the methodology of teaching foreign languages.
TURKISH MYTHOLOGY: STRUCTURE, SYMBOLISM AND CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE
The article examines key aspects of Turkic mythology, including cosmogonic ideas, the structure of the universe, symbolism and their influence on modern culture. Turkic mythology is a multi-layered system of mythological ideas that have formed among various peoples over the centuries.
WAYS TO DEVELOP READING COMPREHENSION SKILLS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
This article discusses ways to develop the skills of understanding and comprehension of the text in primary school students. The author emphasizes the importance of taking into account the age and psychological characteristics of students in this process, as well as the effective use of various methods and techniques. Methods for developing students' thinking through interactive approaches such as contextual understanding, identifying the main idea, question-and-answer, and role-playing games when working on the text are considered. The article also provides recommendations for improving the level of understanding of the text by forming independent thinking and teaching students to logical analysis.
INNOVATIVE METHODS OF DEVELOPING CRITICAL THINKING IN PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
This article analyzes innovative methods for developing critical thinking in primary school students. Critical thinking helps students develop independent thinking, problem-solving skills, and logical reasoning abilities. The paper explores effective methods such as mind mapping, INSERT technology, Venn diagrams, debate questions, and role-playing games, discussing their impact on the learning process. Additionally, it examines how these approaches foster students’ creative and analytical thinking skills.
CONTENT, SYUJET, AND FABULA IN A DRAMATIC WORK
А drаmаtic wоrk usuаlly describes vаriоus humаn emоtiоns, internаl struggles, аnd interаctiоns with the оutside wоrld. Cоntent, plоt, аnd fаbulа аre the mаin cоmpоnents оf the wоrk, which plаy аn impоrtаnt rоle in аnаlyzing the wоrk. Cоntent reflects the events, emоtiоns, аnd ideаs in the drаmа. Plоt refers tо the structure оf the wоrk, which оrgаnizes the sequence оf events аnd their intercоnnectiоns. Fаbulа, in turn, shоws the chrоnоlоgicаl оrder оf events, thаt is, in whаt sequence events оccur.
It is very impоrtаnt tо understаnd the difference between plоt аnd fаbulа in а drаmаtic wоrk, becаuse this difference helps tо understаnd the structure оf the wоrk аnd the develоpment оf events. Cоntent, plоt, аnd fаbulа cоmplement eаch оther, enhаncing the ideоlоgicаl аnd emоtiоnаl impаct оf the wоrk, аnd аlsо creаting the оppоrtunity fоr the аudience tо drаw their оwn cоnclusiоns.
PROSPECTS OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN WORLD LIBRARIES
This article analyzes the prospects for using artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in Uzbek libraries. The possibilities of AI in such areas as digitization of library services, provision of personalized services to users, optimization of information search systems, and automatic analysis of library funds are widely covered. Also, based on foreign experience, practical aspects, opportunities, and existing problems of introducing AI in Uzbekistan are considered. The article focuses on the role of AI in modern librarianship and its future significance.
EXPRESSION OF THE CONCEPT OF SOUL (Spirit) THROUGH METAPHORS IN ALISHER NAVAI'S GHAZELS
The article studies the concept of soul (ruh) in Alisher Navoi's ghazals and its expression through metaphors. The poet's skill in creating metaphors created through these concepts and the ideas put forward through the artistic interpretation of soul (ruh) are analyzed.
ANALYSIS OF DERIVATIONAL TOOLS AND AFFIXES IN ENGLISH
This article analyzes the derivational means in the English language and their significance within the linguistic system. The lexical-semantic functions of affixes (prefixes and suffixes), their morphological characteristics, and their role in modern English speech processes are examined from both theoretical and practical perspectives. The classification of various grammatical units based on structure and semantics, as well as the impact of affixal derivation on communicative effectiveness, is scientifically substantiated. Additionally, the article explores the morphological patterns of word formation through affixes in English, their etymological roots, and their role in enriching the vocabulary.
HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE HELPS US IN OUR DAILY LIFE
Artificial Intelligence is becoming part of our daily routines, simplifying various tasks and offering new conveniences to our lives. From simple daily tasks to more complex activities, even helping to manage tasks and assignments related to studies, AI quietly integrates into routines, enhancing both ease and efficiency to us. The paper looks into the different roles played by AI in day-to-day living, including application areas in communication, transportation, personal assistance, education, and medicine-all contributing to making life easier and more effective. Through these explorations of integral parts of integration, there is striving toward showing how AI influences many of our daily experiences and communications beyond appreciation.
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE STUDY GROUP AND DYNAMICS OF PATHOGENETIC MARKERS ON THE BACKGROUND OF DIFFERENT ANTI-COAGULATION MODES
Statins are a potential means of preventing venous thromboembolism (VTE), complementing traditional anticoagulants, without concomitant bleeding-related complications. The purpose of this study was to compare the prothrombotic activity of different classes of lipid-lowering drugs in an active comparative study and determine whether there is a link between the use of statins, fibrates/niacin and procoagulant factors.Currently, taking statins is associated with lower plasma FXA levels than taking fibrates/niacin. The effect on blood clotting factors may partly explain the benefits of statin therapy in the primary and secondary prevention of VTE.
CYBERSPORTS – THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN GAMES
It is known that a person tries to spend his time in adolescence with intelligence. In the hope of a pleasant mood, he is given to various entertaining games. We know that today's child prefers computer games to real-life games. Cybersport (also known as cubersport or esports) is a team or individual competition based on virtual video games. The game was first recognized as an official sport in Russia. This sport can be practiced not only by young people, but also by adults. The main means of the game are computers and mobile devices. Like all sports, this game also has rules. The game is divided into several main classes, which are distinguished by the development of game tasks: first-person, real-time strategies, sports simulators, car simulators, air simulators, fighting games, team role-playing games with elements of tactical and strategic games, etc.
POINTS TO INCREASE THE INFLUENCE OF PARLIAMENTARY CONTROL ON SOCIETY AND STATE RELATIONS
In this article, the influence factors of parliamentary control on society and state relations are analyzed from a political and legal point of view, and a number of proposals and recommendations have been developed by the author to increase the effectiveness of parliamentary control.
APPLICATION OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS AND OPTIMIZATION APPROACHES IN TOURISM FIRMS ISSUE KOMMIVOYAJYOR
The issue of Kommivoyajer (Travel sales I am the problem — TSP) is one of the issues expansions for eigenvalues of classic discrete optimization, if the minimum distance to all the cities with the cost or one-time visit, return to the starting point requires. The tsp's mathematical formulalashuvi in this article, the main methods or specific (bruteforce, dynamic programming, tarmoqlash-limiting) and approximate (genetic algorithm, near methods) approaches will be covered. Also, the practical issue is to be applied and the complexity is analyzed.TSP his full kombinatorika features and high-level complexity is popular. Kommivoyajer expansions for the eigenvalues of discrete optimization problems is one of the classic issues, if the minimum distance to all the cities with the cost or one-time visit, return to the starting point requires. The tsp's mathematical formulalashuvi in this article, the main methods or specific (bruteforce, dynamic programming, tarmoqlash-limiting) and approximate (genetic algorithm, near methods) approaches will be covered. Also, the complexity of the issue is to be practical and applied analysis this problem is np-complete problem, that is, find its exact solution, it becomes very complicated as the number of issues have increased. The computer algorithm is developed to find the solution through the different, in particular, network search algorithm of genetic algorithm and simulation annealing methods been.Kommivoyajyor the issue of in practice in many areas, for example, logistics, transportation, robotics, and is used in the management of different resources. It also used as a means to increase productivity, optimize and theoretical issues is very important.
ARTISTIC INTERPRETATION OF THE MOTHER'S IMAGE AND HUMANITY PRINCIPLES: ON THE EXAMPLE OF O'TKIR HASHIMOV'S WORK "THE WORKS OF THE WORLD"
This article analyzes O'tkir Hashimov's work "The Work of the World". The plot of the work, the characters of the work, in particular, the image of the mother illuminates love, humanity, conscience, and moral values. Through symbolic images, psychological situations, legends, and memories, the author reveals life truths in the work. Based on these images, the article analyzes the universality and spiritual and philosophical content of the image of motherhood.
HYGIENE OF OCCUPATION: RISK OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES IN HEALTHCARE WORKERS
Occupational hygiene in healthcare settings addresses the identification, evaluation, and control of risks that can cause occupational diseases among healthcare workers (HCWs). This narrative review synthesizes prevalence data on injuries, infections, chemical exposures, ergonomic hazards, and psychosocial stressors in HCWs worldwide. Data sources included PubMed, WHO, OSHA, and NIOSH databases. Findings show that 39–60% of HCWs experience occupational injuries annually or over their careers; bloodborne infections remain a critical risk; chemical and ergonomic hazards contribute substantially to disease burden; and psychosocial risks are rising. Effective control measures—engineering controls, administrative policies, personal protective equipment (PPE), and training—are discussed. Two tables summarize prevalence rates and control strategies. Recommendations call for strengthening occupational hygiene programs through risk assessments, surveillance, and policy enforcement.
THE IMPORTANCE OF HYGIENE IN PREVENTING SEASONAL VIRAL INFECTIONS
A growing body of evidence demonstrates that simple, cost-effective hygiene measures—particularly hand hygiene, respiratory etiquette, and surface disinfection—play a central role in mitigating the spread of seasonal viral infections such as influenza, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and common cold viruses. Regular handwashing with soap and water or use of alcohol-based hand sanitizers reduces acute respiratory infection incidence by 21–24% in community settings and may suppress epidemic peaks when adopted widely [2]. Respiratory etiquette—covering coughs and sneezes with a tissue or elbow—limits droplet dispersion, cutting transmission by up to 50% in controlled studies [8]. Surface disinfection of high-touch areas every 2 hours can lower viral transmission risk by over 80% in high-traffic venues [3]. Integrated programs combining these measures with public education and environmental controls offer the greatest protection, underscoring hygiene’s pivotal role in seasonal outbreak prevention [1].
THE ROLE OF DEVELOPMENTAL CENTERS IN THE ORGANIZATION OF CHILDREN'S CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
Different factors have different effects on the formation of children's scientific outlook. Among these factors, the development of creative and mathematical thinking is the most important. After all, the process of formation of imagination and concepts in a child begins in the preschool institution, and this period is the most important stage in terms of the content of the formation of worldview.
FORMATION OF HUMAN RESERVE AND INCREASING MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY IN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
This article is devoted to the issues of forming a personnel reserve and increasing management efficiency in higher education institutions. Personnel reserve is the process of training a qualified workforce necessary for the future development of higher education institutions. Currently, competition in the education system is increasing, so higher education institutions are resorting to innovative approaches to selecting and training personnel. This study considers modern methods of forming a personnel reserve, methods of exchanging experience and creating a knowledge base. Also, methods such as motivating teachers, advanced training, and the use of modern pedagogical technologies to increase management efficiency are presented. The research materials will be useful for heads of higher education institutions and representatives of the production sector.
SOCIO-ECONOMIC ESSENCE AND CLASSIFICATION OF THE STANDARD OF LIVING OF THE POPULATION
The set of goods necessary for human life includes various needs, such as working conditions, education, health care, food, and housing. The level of satisfaction of human needs depends on the level of individual and family income of members of society. The standard of living can be considered at the national level (for the entire population) and at the stratified microlevel (for a separate group of the population). The first approach allows for a comparative analysis of the standard of living of the population in different countries by determining the gross domestic product per capita.
STAGES AND RESULTS OF THE TRANSITION TO A MARKET ECONOMY
This article explores the stages and results of transitioning from a centrally planned economy to a market-oriented system. It outlines the five major stages of the transition—macroeconomic stabilization, liberalization, privatization, institutional and legal reform, and social policy development—and explains the goals and mechanisms of each. The article also evaluates the outcomes of these reforms, highlighting both the economic successes and social challenges encountered by transitioning countries. Emphasis is placed on the diversity of national experiences and the critical role of institutions and governance in shaping results.
THE HIDDEN POWER OF POSITIVE DISRUPTION: FROM COLLAPSE TO CREATION THROUGH THE AGES
This paper examines how disruptive periods—whether social, economic, environmental — can act as catalysts for transformative change. Rather than viewing disruption solely as a force of destruction, the study reframes it as a necessary driver of systemic renewal and innovation. Drawing on historical case studies, philosophical insights, and contemporary analysis, it argues that disruption is an integral part of societal evolution. By analyzing patterns of collapse and regeneration, the paper highlights how breakdowns often give rise to creativity, resilience, and the reimagining of social and institutional structures. Ultimately, it offers a hopeful perspective on disruption, presenting it as an opportunity for growth rather than an endpoint.
ORGANIZATION OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING BASED ON INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS IN THE CONTEXT OF ECONOMIC LIBERALIZATION
In the context of economic liberalization, the transition to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) is a critical step toward enhancing the transparency and investment attractiveness of enterprises. This article explores the implementation specifics of IFRS in Uzbekistan, identifies key benefits and challenges, and analyzes both international and local experiences. Particular attention is given to corporate case studies and a cost-benefit analysis of IFRS adoption.
MODERN REQUIRMENTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF LINGUISTIC COMPETENCE OF STUDENTS IN ENGLISH LESSONS
This article reflects on educational goals for upperclassmen through the subject of English, such as not only knowledge, language skills, free communication , but also goals based on the development of upbringing and various abilities of upperclassmen by teaching English.
SUSTAINABLE TOURISM AND MANAGMENT AS AN ECONOMIC GROWTH STRATEGY: HOW DESTINATION MANAGEMENT CAN BALANCE PROFIT AND PRESERVATION
Sustainable tourism plays a transformative role in shaping the economic trajectory of destinations around the world, particularly in developing countries where tourism constitutes a significant portion of national income. However, the benefits of tourism can be undermined by environmental degradation, cultural exploitation, and over-tourism if not properly managed. This article explores how strategic destination management can serve as a tool for balancing economic profit with long-term sustainability. By integrating management principles with tourism policies, destinations can achieve a harmonious relationship between growth and conservation. This paper draws from a variety of international case studies and scholarly sources to highlight best practices and innovative approaches that ensure the sustainability of tourism for future generations.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND CONSCIOUSNESS: PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES
The development of modern technologies, in particular the growing expansion of artificial intelligence (AI), requires a reconsideration of the philosophical foundations of human thinking. The ability of AI programs and systems to perform processes related to consciousness such as “understanding”, “understanding”, “decision-making” through complex algorithmic foundations, philosophically questions the possibility of being considered a truly “conscious being”. In particular, D. Chalmers’ “hard problem” – the explanation of consciousness as a subjective experience – is at the center of analysis. At the same time, reductionist approaches that try to explain consciousness only on the basis of physical-material processes are criticized, and the need to appreciate consciousness as a complex, multifaceted phenomenon is justified.
INNOVATIVE METHODS AND STRATEGIES OF TEACHING ENGLISH TO STUDENTS OF ECONOMIC DIRECTION
Economists are not an exception to the growing need for English as a worldwide language and the new demands placed on experts in a variety of disciplines of knowledge as a result of the social and economic changes that have occurred in our nation since the start of globalisation. Future economists' professional traits and practical abilities are greatly influenced by their study of the English language. Certain teaching techniques and strategies must be used while teaching English for financial gain. This article explores creative approaches to teaching English to students studying economics. Teachers must implement innovative teaching strategies that improve students' language skills and comprehension of economic topics as English plays a bigger role in international commerce and economics.
EFFECTIVENESS OF BLENDED LEARNING MODELS IN ESL CLASSROOMS
Blended learning, a combination of face-to-face instruction and online resources, has gained significant attention in English as a Second Language (ESL) classrooms. This approach merges traditional teaching methods with the flexibility and accessibility of digital tools, optimizing language acquisition. This article examines the effectiveness of blended learning in ESL classrooms, exploring how it enhances student engagement, facilitates personalized learning, and improves overall language proficiency. By integrating both in-person and online learning components, this model offers the potential to create a more dynamic and adaptable learning environment.
INTEGRATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING: CURRENT TRENDS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the landscape of English language learning, offering personalized and interactive learning experiences that were once unimaginable. AI-powered tools such as chatbots, language apps, and personalized learning platforms are revolutionizing how students engage with language, enabling learners to study at their own pace, receive real-time feedback, and practice language skills in dynamic environments. This article explores current trends in AI-driven English language learning, its impact on pedagogy, and its potential to shape the future of education. It also examines the challenges and opportunities posed by the integration of AI in language instruction, offering insights into its role in fostering both cognitive and social aspects of language acquisition.
AUDITOR'S RESPONSIBILITIES IN REVIEWING FRAUD AND ERRORS
The article is devoted to current issues, the auditor's responsibility when considering fraud and errors related to the organization and the industry. The auditor should get an idea of the subject's compliance with these regulations. Particular attention should be paid to laws and regulations that may affect the organization's activities.
THE IMPACT OF DIABETES MELLITUS ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM AND COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT METHODS
Diabetes mellitus is a chronic metabolic disorder that significantly affects various organs and systems, particularly the cardiovascular system. This article explores the complex relationship between diabetes and cardiovascular diseases, highlighting the pathophysiological mechanisms involved, such as insulin resistance, hyperglycemia, endothelial dysfunction, and atherosclerosis. It also discusses modern diagnostic approaches and evidence-based comprehensive treatment strategies, including lifestyle modifications, pharmacological interventions, and patient education. Emphasis is placed on the importance of early diagnosis and integrated care to prevent complications and improve patient outcomes.
REDUCING FUEL CONSUMPTION AND EMISSIONS BY CONVERTING MODERN CARS TO ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
Environmental pollution and climate change have become serious global problems. The transport sector, in particular, vehicles based on internal combustion engines, is one of the main sources of carbon dioxide (CO₂) and other harmful gases. The transition of modern cars to electronic systems, that is, the introduction of electric and hybrid vehicles, allows you to significantly reduce fuel consumption and the amount of gases emitted into the environment. This article comprehensively analyzes the technological, environmental and economic aspects of this process and offers practical solutions.
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Developing Reading Literacy in Primary School Students
In recent decades, artificial intelligence (AI) has permeated various aspects of life, including education. In the modern world, where technology has become an integral part of the educational process, the role of AI in developing reading literacy in primary school students is becoming increasingly significant. Reading literacy is a crucial component of a child's overall development, as it not only influences academic success but also serves as a foundation for acquiring other key skills such as critical thinking, communication abilities, and creativity.
THE PRAGMASTILISTIC ESSENCE OF DIALOGIC SPEECH IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LITERARY DISCOURSE
This article explores the pragmastilistic essence of dialogic speech within English and Uzbek literary discourse. It analyzes the pragmatic and stylistic characteristics of fictional dialogue, emphasizing how sociocultural and linguistic factors influence conversational exchanges in literary texts. The comparative analysis highlights how speech acts, politeness strategies, and discourse markers vary and intersect across English and Uzbek narratives. The study provides insight into how dialogic interactions contribute to literary meaning and character development.
IMPROVING MEASUREMENT ACCURACY AND QUALITY MONITORING SYSTEMS IN ZERO-WASTE FOOD PRODUCTION
This article analyzes the issues of improving measurement accuracy and quality monitoring systems in zero-waste food production processes. High-accuracy measurements not only ensure optimal use of resources but also guarantee the quality of the produced goods. The automation and integration of quality monitoring systems with digital technologies expand the capabilities of real-time control and analysis.
PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS OF SOCIALIZATION IN THE FAMILY
The family is the most widespread social organization, as well as the most important foundation and institution of society, the smallest unit. The family is the main unit that connects people with each other through life-long relationships - parenthood - kinship, ensures the renewal and increase of the population, requires the continuity of ancestors and generations, and also carries out the socialization of children and family members. In this article, we will highlight the psychological characteristics of socialization in the family.
VISUALIZING IDEAS IN FINE ARTS
This article explores the challenges of visualizing ideas and impressions in fine arts. It examines the role of visual thinking in artistic creativity, analyzes visualization methods in contemporary art, and assesses their effectiveness. The discussion highlights the integration of traditional and digital technologies, compositional solutions, and artistic-aesthetic requirements. The study concludes with recommendations for effective methods of visualizing ideas and information in fine arts.
KIDNEY STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHANGES IN EXPERIMENTAL ULCERATIVE COLITIS: MORPHOLOGICAL AND MORPHOMETRIC PERSPECTIVES
Ulcerative colitis (UC), a chronic inflammatory bowel disease, is primarily known for affecting the colonic mucosa; however, accumulating evidence points to significant extra-intestinal manifestations, including renal involvement. Experimental models of UC, particularly those induced by dextran sulfate sodium (DSS) and trinitrobenzene sulfonic acid (TNBS), have revealed notable morphological and morphometric alterations in kidney structure and function. These include glomerular hypertrophy or atrophy, interstitial fibrosis, tubular degeneration, and changes in renal volume and architecture. The underlying mechanisms are multifactorial and involve systemic inflammation, oxidative stress, immune-mediated injury, and renal ischemia. Morphometric analyses in these models serve as valuable tools to quantify kidney damage and correlate it with disease severity. Understanding the renal implications of UC is crucial for early diagnosis, prevention of long-term kidney complications, and development of targeted therapeutic strategies. This review consolidates current findings on morphological and morphometric kidney changes in experimental UC, highlighting both histopathological insights and potential clinical relevance.
METHODOLOGY OF INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF LESSONS USING VISUAL MEDIA IN TEACHING DRAWING
Currently, the content and quality of the education system in general secondary schools is considered one of the urgent issues and priorities of our society, and methods and measures are being sought to develop and increase its effectiveness, while the issue of introducing new information and communication technologies into the educational process in general secondary schools is being popularized.
COGNITIVE ASPECTS OF SOCIAL STATUS IN LANGUAGE
This study investigates the cognitive dimensions of social status, emphasizing how social hierarchies are mentally conceptualized and linguistically encoded.
STUDYING TIME STANDARDS FOR SEWING PRODUCTS ON VARIOUS SEWING MACHINES
this article deals with time standards and main tasks, equipment, production volume increase and construction of new flow lines and production efficiency improvement in light industrial enterprises.
METHODS OF PAIN MANAGEMENT IN PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY: MODERN APPROACHES AND CLINICAL RECOMMENDATIONS
Pain management in pediatric dentistry is a key element of successful treatment and plays a critical role in forming a child’s positive attitude toward dental care. The specific features of pain perception in children, along with their psycho-emotional reactions to dental procedures, necessitate the use of adapted, safe, and effective anesthesia techniques. This article reviews the main types of local anesthesia, indications for inhalation and nerve block methods, the role of psychological preparation, and recent trends in the use of computerized anesthesia systems and sedation. Special attention is given to the criteria for selecting a method based on the child's age, type of intervention, and level of anxiety.
THE ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN TOURISM
This article examines the current development trends of the tourism industry on a global scale and in Uzbekistan, its economic, social and cultural significance. New trends in tourism, the impact of digital technologies and the situation in the post-pandemic period are analyzed. It also discusses tourism development strategies and their impact on the country's image.
A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE APPROACH TO INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN UZBEKISTAN BASED ON FOREIGN EXPERIENCE
This article highlights the role and importance of the experiences of foreign countries in the development of inclusive education in Uzbekistan. In addition, the existing problems and shortcomings of this education are also highlighted. As foreign experiences, the intensive efforts of Finland, Italy and Japan in inclusive education are studied. During the study of these experiences, the main factors of inclusive education are identified - improving the skills of teachers, individual work with students, cooperation with parents, etc. As a result of the research, it is determined that Uzbekistan can use improved foreign experiences.
THE ROLE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN GLOBAL COMMUNICATION AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM
The English language has become a dominant force in global communication, serving as the primary means of interaction across borders. This paper explores the importance of English in the modern world, particularly focusing on its role in global communication and its impact on education. The study examines how English has become the international language of science, technology, business, and diplomacy. Additionally, the paper discusses the significance of learning English for students and professionals, highlighting the opportunities it provides in terms of academic and career growth. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, English continues to shape the way people communicate, learn, and collaborate globally.
THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SMOKING
This text discusses the advantages and disadvantages of smoking. It highlights the temporary benefits of smoking, such as stress relief, improved concentration, and social interaction. However, it primarily focuses on the harmful effects, including severe health risks like cancer and heart disease, nicotine addiction, and secondhand smoke. The text also mentions the financial cost and social stigma associated with smoking. It concludes by emphasizing that while smoking may provide short-term relief, its long-term negative effects make it a dangerous habit, and quitting is essential for better health.
SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE IN OPTICAL SIGNALS PROCESSING
This article reviews the semiconductor optical amplifier photonic device used in modern optical communication networks. The device is described and compared with other types of amplifiers, including the popular fiber optic amplifier. The operation of the semiconductor optical amplifier is explained and other types of semiconductor optical amplifiers that are widely studied for optical network communication systems are described. The inherent nonlinearities of semiconductor optical amplifiers are also reviewed and how they can be used for various wavelength conversion schemes are discussed.
VERBALIZATION OF SPEECH ACTS USING THE LANGUAGE MEANS "RECOMMEND" AND "RECOMMENDATION"
This article aims to examine the roles of the cognate terms "recommendation" and "recommend," focusing on their semantic implications in the formation of speech acts. The underlying principle posits that the semantics of these terms influence the involvement of various linguistic elements in the execution of a speech act. It is proposed that these terms can be utilized in the construction of the speech acts "recommendation," "advice," and "acquaintance," with the latter being largely archaic and infrequently employed in contemporary Russian. The novelty of this study lies in its inaugural exploration of the speech act "recommendation" within the Russian linguistic context. In the speech act of "recommendation," the term "recommend" is deemed irreplaceable by the term "introduce." Conversely, in the context of acquaintance through a third party, modern Russian exclusively employs constructions featuring the verb "I introduce you to someone." Furthermore, the concept of advice is solely articulated through the terms "recommend" and "recommendation."
INTEGRATING ELEMENTS OF QUANTUM PHYSICS INTO PHYSICS EDUCATION IN ACADEMIC LYCEUMS
This article is dedicated to studying quantum mechanics topics such as blackbody radiation, the Compton effect, Bohr’s theory, de Broglie waves, wave-particle duality, and Heisenberg’s uncertainty relations within academic lyceums and higher educational institutions. These topics are explored based on the principle of consistency. Introducing probabilistic-statistical concepts enables the identification of the probabilistic-statistical nature of each topic, facilitating a deeper and faster understanding of core concepts by students and learners. A consistent, structured approach to these quantum physics topics significantly improves the quality of physics education.
THE REFLECTION OF EDUCATIONAL VALUES AND MORAL ISSUES IN THE WORKS OF ABDULLA AVLONIY
This article analyzes the reflection of educational values and moral issues in the works of Abdulla Avloniy, a prominent figure in the history of Uzbek enlightenment. In his works such as “Turkiy Guliston yoki Axloq” (“Turkic Garden or Ethics”), “Birinchi Muallim” (“The First Teacher”), and “Ikkinchi Muallim” (“The Second Teacher”), Avloniy promotes values such as knowledge, morality, patriotism, unity, and diligence. His ethical and educational views serve as an invaluable source for teaching national and educational values to students. Today, the relevance of Avloniy’s legacy is growing stronger, and his pedagogical heritage is widely applied in modern education systems, especially in primary education.
THE STUDY OF THE PROBLEM OF DEVELOPING TEACHERS’ INNOVATIVE COMPETENCE IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
This article explores the psychological tools and methods used to identify the pedagogical and psychological factors affecting the innovative competence of foreign language teachers. The research investigates techniques that can be applied in the process of psychologically supporting intellectually gifted students and provides effective recommendations.
METAPHORS AND SYMBOLS AS CULTURAL MARKERS: A STUDY IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK CONTEXTS
This article explores the use of metaphors and symbols in the English and Uzbek languages from a comparative linguistic and cultural perspective. It analyzes how metaphorical expressions and symbolic imagery reflect the unique worldview, historical background, and national identity of each linguistic community. By examining selected examples from literature, proverbs, and everyday speech, the study identifies both universal and culturally specific features of metaphor and symbol usage. The article highlights the cognitive and communicative functions of these linguistic devices and discusses their role in shaping conceptual frameworks. The research findings contribute to a deeper understanding of cross-cultural semantics and support effective intercultural communication and translation practices.
CODE-SWITCHING: A COMMON PHENOMENON IN MULTILINGUAL SOCIETIES
This study examines code-switching as a communicative strategy in multilingual societies, with a particular focus on its relevance in educational contexts. Through an interdisciplinary approach that integrates sociolinguistics and educational theory, the article highlights the functional and identity-driven motivations behind code-switching. Far from being a marker of linguistic deficiency, code-switching is shown to reflect high linguistic competence and cultural adaptability. The study provides insights into how this phenomenon can be embraced in classrooms to enhance learning outcomes.
USING ENGLISH-LANGUAGE MOVIES FOR EFFECTIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING
In today’s globalized world, the English language has become a crucial tool for communication, education, business, and international relations. As a result, learning English has become a priority for students and professionals around the world, including Uzbekistan. Traditional English language instruction often focuses on grammar rules and vocabulary memorization. However, modern teaching methods emphasize the importance of real-life context and immersion. One of the most engaging and effective ways to immerse learners in English is through watching English-language movies. This method not only improves listening and comprehension skills but also provides learners with cultural knowledge, colloquial expressions, and authentic usage of the language. This article explores the role of English-language films in second language acquisition, particularly focusing on their practical and cognitive benefits for learners in non-English-speaking countries.
GREEN ECONOMY: KEY TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
This article discusses the current trends and efforts related to the green economy, which is an innovative approach aimed at addressing various economic and environmental challenges, as outlined in Uzbekistan’s development and strategic programs. Additionally, the article highlights international experiences, lessons learned, and collaborative initiatives within the framework of green economy development.
STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF MORNING PHYSICAL EXERCISES ON THE PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS BASED ON EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
This article analyzes the importance of morning physical exercises in the formation process of physical development among primary school students based on experimental research. The results of the study demonstrate the positive effects of physical activity on children's health, agility, endurance, and mental activity.
SHORTCOMINGS IN THE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE OF NATIONAL SONGS
This article analyzes the main issues that arise in the ensemble performance of national songs and the proposed methodological approaches to address these challenges. The ensemble performance of national songs creates opportunities to enhance the importance of teamwork and improve musical harmony in the music education process. However, intonation errors, lack of rhythmic harmony, and coordination issues among students are evident. The article provides effective pedagogical methods and training techniques to overcome these challenges.
CHALLENGES TO CENTRAL ASIAN INTEGRATION: THE CASE OF UZBEK-KAZAKH RELATIONS (1991–2016)
This article examines the issues of regional integration within the framework of Uzbek-Kazakh relations during the years of independence. It analyzes the efforts made by both countries to promote regional cooperation, the challenges encountered, and the influence of external actors on the integration process. The study also explores the collapse of Central Asian integration initiatives and evaluates the roles played by the leaders of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan in shaping the trajectory of regional cooperation. Particular attention is given to the differing approaches of the two countries toward regional integration.
THE ROLE OF PARLIAMENT IN THE SYSTEM OF PUBLIC AUTHORITIES
This article highlights the organization on the principle of distribution of powers and the role of Parliament in this, as well as the organizational and legal basis of the Parliament of Uzbekistan according to the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the new edition, the essence of its legislative, control and representative functions.
THE IMAGE AND BRAND OF THE COUNTRY: CONCEPTS AND RESEARCH DIRECTIONS
The article presents a certain system of disparate studies in the field of country imageology in research. The entire volume of diverse research on this topic is classified. The definitions of the basic concepts (image, image, brand) are given based on the study of basic approaches. The psychological, cultural, marketing, theoretical, and sociological approaches to the study of national imageology, as well as an approach related to interaction with the media, are highlighted. Their own understandings of the studied categories are proposed, based on the analyzed material.
EFFECTIVE METHODS FOR INCREASING INTEREST IN READING AMONG PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
The article explores effective strategies aimed at increasing interest in reading among primary school students. It analyzes psychological, pedagogical, and practical approaches, including game-based technologies, personalized reading experiences, collaboration with families, and creative teaching methods. The research findings contribute to making the reading process engaging and effective, positively impacting children’s intellectual development and academic success.
THE COGNITIVE BENEFITS OF BILINGUALISM: HOW LEARNING A SECOND LANGUAGE ENHANCES MEMORY AND PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS
This article explores the cognitive advantages of bilingualism, focusing on how learning a second language can enhance memory and problem-solving skills. Research indicates that bilingual individuals often exhibit superior working memory, better multitasking abilities, and improved executive functions compared to their monolingual counterparts. These cognitive benefits are attributed to the brain's increased neuroplasticity and the constant mental exercise involved in managing multiple linguistic systems. Additionally, bilingualism has been associated with delayed onset of age-related cognitive decline, such as dementia, highlighting its long-term positive impact on brain health.
MECHANISMS OF COMMERCIAL BANKS FOR REDUCING PROBLEMATIC LOANS
The article considers the issues of increasing the efficiency of banks with overdue debts. The most effective methods of reducing the risk of problem loans, eliminating the factors that cause them, and improving the loan portfolio are identified. Also, an analysis of existing problem loans in the loan portfolio was conducted and practical proposals were made for their elimination.
COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT OF INFRAORBITAL INFLAMMATORY CONDITIONS: FROM ANATOMY TO CLINICAL SOLUTION
Purulent-inflammatory processes in the infraorbital region represent one of the most complex and potentially life-threatening forms of maxillofacial pathology. This is due to the anatomical proximity of the region to the orbital and intracranial structures, as well as the rapid spread of infection through facial tissue spaces. A particularly serious clinical form is the so-called combined (associated) abscess and phlegmon, characterized by the coexistence of localized purulent foci and diffuse tissue inflammation. This article aims to systematize current knowledge regarding the anatomical and topographic features of the infraorbital area, pathogenetic mechanisms of purulent infection, diagnostic algorithms, and modern principles of comprehensive treatment. Particular attention is given to surgical strategies, antibiotic therapy, and interdisciplinary collaboration in the context of orbital and intracranial complication risk. The importance of early imaging, sanitation of odontogenic sources, and the standardization of treatment protocols is emphasized as a means of reducing the likelihood of severe consequences.
CFD AND EXPERIMENTAL TESTING IN VEHICLE AERODYNAMICS
This study investigates the aerodynamic performance of vehicles through a comparative analysis of virtual (Computational Fluid Dynamics, CFD) and experimental (wind tunnel) testing methods, focusing on their application in optimizing automotive design. Using a simplified sedan model (Ahmed body, 1:4 scale), the research evaluates drag coefficient (Cd), lift coefficient (Cl), pressure distribution, and flow characteristics at an air velocity of 30 m/s. CFD simulations were conducted using ANSYS Fluent with the k-ε RNG turbulence model, while experimental tests were performed in a low-speed wind tunnel equipped with high-precision sensors. Results indicate a high degree of agreement between the two methods, with a 2.3% difference in Cd (0.295 for CFD vs. 0.302 for wind tunnel) and a 6.6% difference in Cl (0.085 vs. 0.091). Pressure distribution showed 90% consistency, with minor discrepancies attributed to CFD’s turbulence modeling limitations and the wind tunnel’s accurate representation of road surface effects. The findings confirm that CFD offers cost-effective and rapid design iterations, while wind tunnel tests provide superior real-world accuracy. Integrating both methods enhances design efficiency, reduces costs, and improves fuel efficiency and environmental compliance. Recommendations for future research include adopting advanced turbulence models like Large Eddy Simulation (LES) and improving CFD road surface modeling to enhance accuracy. This study provides practical insights for automotive engineers aiming to balance accuracy, cost, and time in aerodynamic optimization.
STATE POLICY AND LEGAL APPROACH TO COMBATING CRIMES COMMITTED THROUGH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES: ANALYSIS AND PROPOSALS
This article analyzes the dynamics of the increase in crimes committed using information technologies, the threats they pose to the security of society and the state, as well as the state policy and legal reforms implemented in Uzbekistan to counter such crimes. In particular, it examines the new institutional and legal mechanisms for combating cybercrime, developed based on the Presidential Decree No. ПҚ–153 dated April 30, 2025, the activities of authorized bodies, preventive measures, the responsibility of the banking and financial sector, and accountability measures. The article also offers specific recommendations for preventing these crimes and improving the legal framework.
DEVELOPING COMMUNICATION COMPETENCIES OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN THE CREDIT-MODULE SYSTEM
This article explores the pedagogical possibilities of developing communication competencies of future teachers in the context of the credit-module system. It provides an in-depth explanation of the credit-module system, its potential, and its importance in developing students' communication competence. Definitions of the content of communication competence are also provided.
EDUCATOR AND HIS ROLE IN SOCIETY
In this article, the teacher's professional skills and purpose, task of competence, preschool educational institution educator's competence, educator's pedagogical skills,the image of a modern teacher, the teacher is creative in his pedagogical activity approach, organization of classes in preschool educational institutions ways, the educator's innovative activity, the preschool education system technologyization, preschool education in developed countries includes the peculiarities of the system.
POLITENESS RESEARCH IN PRAGMATICS
This paper reviews four current approaches to an account of politeness: the social-norm view; the conversational-maxim view; the face-saving view; and the conversational-contract view. A characterization is given for each, followed by a discussion of certain salient aspects of the approach. While none of the views is considered adequate, the face-saving view is seen as the most clearly articulated and most thoroughly worked out, therefore providing the best framework within which to raise the crucial questions about politeness that must now be addressed.
INNOVATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE EFFICIENCY ASSESSMENT INDICATORS AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT STAGES
This article provides an in-depth analysis of methodological approaches, international experiences and indicators for assessing the effectiveness of innovation infrastructure. The article analyzes various economic bulletins and manuals, including statistical approaches based on the Frascati and Oslo manuals, as well as the stages of development of indices such as the Global Innovation Index. Also, a comprehensive approach is developed based on a system of indicators for assessing innovation potential, costs and results proposed by Uzbek scientists and foreign researchers. The indicators of the effectiveness of innovation infrastructure at the macro, meso and nano levels are considered in groups. As a result innovative activity efficiency territorial and institutional at the level assessment opportunity giver indicators system offer is being done .
TERRITORIAL DISTRIBUTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF FOREST-ECOTONE NATURAL GEOGRAPHICAL COMPLEXES IN BUKHARA REGION (AS AN EXAMPLE OF DUOBA FOREST)
The article examines the territorial distribution, origin, classification, current state and some problems of development of tokai-ecotone natural-geographical complexes of the Bukhara region.
DIFFERENT METHODS USED BY TEACHERS IN PRIMARY EDUCATION
This article analyzes the various teaching methods used by teachers in primary education. The advantages and disadvantages of using interactive, innovative and traditional methods, taking into account the age characteristics, interests and needs of students in the modern education system, are discussed. The importance of using different methods together to increase the effectiveness of teaching is emphasized.
PEDAGOGICAL BASIS OF A VALUE-BASED APPROACH TO PROTECTING PRESCHOOL CHILDREN FROM HARMFUL INFORMATION
Today, the process of globalization is also reflected in the field of education. Modern information technologies and the study of foreign languages are important not only for academic success, but also for professional activities. This article analyzes the protection of children in preschool educational organizations from harmful information encountered in the information space, the role, methods and effectiveness of value-based pedagogical approaches in this process. The author, based on available scientific and theoretical sources, sheds light on the pedagogical foundations of protective mechanisms and gives practical recommendations
CULTURAL FACTORS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON SEMANTICS AND PRAGMATICS OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK MEDIA LANGUAGES
This article explores how cultural factors shape the semantics and pragmatics of English and Uzbek media language, highlighting the distinct ways in which these two languages navigate cultural nuances. Language serves as a mirror reflecting the culture and values of its speakers. In the realm of media, where communication is crafted to inform, persuade, and engage audiences, the interplay between culture, semantics (the study of meaning), and pragmatics (the study of context-dependent meaning) becomes particularly significant. Cultural factors play a pivotal role in shaping the semantics and pragmatics of media language in both English and Uzbek contexts. Understanding these influences is essential for effective communication across cultures. As globalization continues to blur linguistic boundaries, recognizing the cultural underpinnings of language will enhance our ability to engage meaningfully with diverse audiences.
FEATURES OF TEACHERS' PROJECT ACTIVITIES IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS
The article is devoted to the peculiarities of the project activities of the teacher in the process of innovative education, according to which the use of project technology in the educational process serves to ensure the effectiveness of students' activities.
ECTOPIC PREGNANCY: CLINICAL AND MODERN APPROACHES
Ectopic pregnancy (ectopic pregnancy). It is a pathological pregnancy in which the fetus develops outside the uterine cavity and poses a serious threat to women's reproductive health, accounting for an average of 1-2% of all pregnancies. BTH is an important clinical form of gynecological emergency, which can lead to maternal death and infertility if not detected and treated in time. In this article, the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical course, diagnostic methods and modern treatment approaches of BTH are analyzed on the basis of deep, extensive and modern literature. Also, the article highlights the role of modern ultrasound technologies in early diagnosis and differential diagnosis of BTH, the diagnostic value of ẞ-hCG monitoring, individual approaches to conservative and surgical treatment, the future fertility prognosis of patients and the risk of recurrence.
ARTISTIC IMAGE DRAMATURGY OF OPERA
This article provides information about opera, as it is an exposition of the aesthetic principles of creativity of composers in all periods of their work.
SEMANTIC PROPERTIES OF UNUSUAL COMBINATIONS
This article identifies unusual combinations used in literary texts, and they are semantically classified into types and explained through examples.
PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF DEVELOPING CREATIVE THINKING IN FUTURE TEACHERS
This article comprehensively covers the pedagogical foundations of the educational process, modern approaches, person-oriented educational technologies, tools for developing critical and divergent thinking, as well as the role of the teacher as a role model in the formation of creative thinking skills in future teachers. Creative thinking is one of the important competencies of a modern teacher and is a key factor for improving the quality of education and pedagogical innovations.
THE SOCIO-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT OF UZBEKISTAN DURING THE SOVIET ERA: POLITICAL STRUCTURE, SOCIAL STRATIFICATION, AND REFORMS
This study examines the socio-political transformations in Uzbekistan under Soviet rule (1924–1991), analyzing the implementation of Soviet political structures, shifts in social stratification, and the outcomes of key social reforms. Utilizing historical analysis of primary and secondary sources, including archival materials and scholarly works, the research highlights the centralized governance model, the dismantling of feudal hierarchies, and the paradoxical emergence of new elites. While Soviet policies achieved industrialization, education expansion, and women’s emancipation, they also entrenched economic dependency and cultural suppression. The article concludes that Soviet reforms reshaped Uzbekistan’s societal framework but incurred significant socio-cultural costs.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT OF CELLULOSE PRODUCTION BASED ON LOCAL RAW MATERIALS
Currently, the cotton industry is associated with a significant consumption of water from natural sources, including low-grade lint, cotton wool, and other cellulose used in textiles. In production, 1 ton of pulp and paper products consumes 100 or more liters of water, of which at least 30% is fresh water, which leads to an increase in the amount of wastewater [1].
VERB WORD CATEGORIES IN SENTENCE SENTENCES
In this article, verb phrases in quotations thought about. In quotations, the evaluation of a particular action or situation by the speaker, their non-compliance with the norms established by society, combines the acts of attitude, such as disapproval, warning, reprimand, into a series of modal meanings. In general, verbs play an important role in quotations.
ANATOMY OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM ORGANS
This scientific article includes detailed information about the anatomical structure of the digestive system organs, their location, and physiological significance. The article describes the anatomical structure and physiological characteristics of the oral cavity, esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, and gallbladder. Information about the structure and location of each organ, the physiological processes that occur within them, and their interrelationships is presented. Knowledge of the anatomy of the digestive system organs is crucial for medical professionals in diagnosing and treating diseases. This article serves as a valuable source of information for medical professionals, students, and those interested in the anatomy of the digestive system.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ORTHODONTIC SIMULATIONS: PREDICTING TREATMENT OUTCOMES
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into orthodontics has revolutionized diagnostic and treatment planning processes, particularly in the realm of predictive simulations. AI-driven technologies, leveraging machine learning and deep learning algorithms, enable precise visualization and forecasting of orthodontic treatment outcomes. This article explores the mechanisms, advantages, limitations, and future prospects of AI-based simulations in orthodontics, with a focus on their application in treatment outcome prediction. Additionally, it examines the potential for adopting these technologies in developing regions, such as Uzbekistan, and addresses associated ethical and technical challenges.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE INTEGRATION IN ORTHODONTICS AND CEPHALOMETRY: OPTIMIZING DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into orthodontics and cephalometry has significantly enhanced diagnostic precision and treatment planning. Cephalometric analysis, a cornerstone of orthodontic diagnostics, benefits from AI-driven automation, enabling rapid and accurate identification of anatomical landmarks and treatment predictions. This article examines the role of AI in optimizing cephalometric analysis and orthodontic workflows, highlighting its advantages, limitations, and potential applications in developing regions like Uzbekistan. Ethical considerations, technical challenges, and future prospects, including 3D cephalometry and real-time analytics, are also discussed.
THE ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT: MODERN APPROACHES AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES
This comprehensive review explores the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies within contemporary orthodontic practice. The rapid evolution of computational capabilities has revolutionized diagnostic methodologies, treatment planning processes, and outcome predictions in orthodontics. This article examines current AI applications in clinical orthodontics, evaluates their efficacy compared to conventional approaches, and projects future developments in this interdisciplinary field. The synthesis of orthodontic expertise with artificial intelligence systems represents a significant paradigm shift in dental healthcare delivery, potentially enhancing treatment precision, reducing intervention duration, and improving patient experience.
OPTIMIZATION OF ORTHODONTIC DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLANNING USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ALGORITHMS
This comprehensive review examines the application of artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms in optimizing orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning processes. The increasing complexity of contemporary orthodontic practice, coupled with advances in computational capabilities, has created unprecedented opportunities for algorithm-assisted clinical decision-making. This article systematically analyzes various AI methodologies—machine learning, deep learning, and expert systems—and their specific applications within orthodontic diagnostic and treatment planning workflows. Through critical evaluation of current evidence and emerging technologies, this review identifies both the transformative potential and limitations of AI integration in clinical orthodontics. The synthesis demonstrates that algorithmic approaches can enhance diagnostic precision, treatment planning efficiency, and outcome predictability while complementing rather than replacing clinical expertise.
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF LEXEMES DENOTING THE NAMES OF SEASONS IN TURKIC LANGUAGES
article examines the lexical and semantic properties of time-denoting lexemes associated with the seasons of the year, which were used in the ancient Turkic language period, in some modern Turkic languages.
CLASSIFICATION, STRUCTURE AND SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF PERSONAL NAMES USED IN THE "BOBURNOMA"
In this article, it was determined that the onomastic (personal) names cited by the author in Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur's work "Boburnoma", in particular, the names of historical figures associated with the Arabic attributes of Allah, amount to more than 200, and some of them were analyzed from a linguistic point of view, lexical-semantic and grammatical aspects.
LEGAL DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE IN ISLAM TERMS AND CONDITIONS
This article scientifically and theoretically studies the concept of marriage in Islamic law, the legal grounds for the dissolution of marriage, various legal grounds for the dissolution of marriage, issues of iddah, situations in which divorce may occur between husband and wife, such as khulu', ila', zihar, and mula'ana. At the same time, issues related to the dissolution of marriage are analyzed based on the sources of Islamic law.
THE PROCESS OF LIBERALIZING THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET IN UZBEKISTAN — SUCCESSES, RISKS AND LESSONS
The article analyzes the process of liberalization of the Uzbek foreign exchange market, which began in 2017 and continued in 2023-2024. Key achievements such as a decrease in the share of the dollar in foreign trade calculations, an increase in foreign currency inflows and an improvement in macroeconomic stability are considered. At the same time, risks have been identified, including exchange rate volatility, declining gold and foreign exchange reserves, and limited liquidity in the banking system. Based on the analysis, recommendations are proposed for further improvement of monetary policy.
IMPROVING INVESTMENT AND INNOVATION STRATEGIES IN THE LEATHER AND FUR INDUSTRY
The article is dedicated to the issues of improving investment and innovation strategies in the leather and fur industry. It provides comprehensive proposals for attracting investments, efficiently managing financial resources, introducing modern technologies, ensuring environmental sustainability, and developing research and development activities. Additionally, strategies for enhancing the industry's competitiveness through meeting global market demands, digitalization, automation, and expanding international cooperation are discussed. The article offers practical approaches aimed at the sustainable development of the leather and fur industry in both local and international markets.
OPPORTUNITIES AND ADOPTION CHALLENGES OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
Over the past decade, while artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly transformed numerous industries, the construction sector has been slow to adopt these advancements. However, the rise of sophisticated large language models (LLMs) such as OpenAI’s GPT, Google’s PaLM, and Meta’s Llama has demonstrated significant potential, sparking widespread global interest. Despite this surge, there remains a lack of research specifically examining the opportunities and challenges of integrating Generative AI (GenAI) within the construction industry, resulting in a crucial knowledge gap for both researchers and practitioners. Addressing this gap is essential to effectively leveraging GenAI during its early adoption phase in construction. Given GenAI’s remarkable ability to generate human-like content by learning from existing data, this study explores two key questions: What does the future hold for GenAI in the construction industry? What are the potential opportunities and challenges associated with its implementation? To answer these questions, the study conducts a literature review, assesses industry perspectives using programming-based word cloud and frequency analysis, and incorporates the authors’ insights. Additionally, the paper proposes a conceptual framework for GenAI implementation, offers practical recommendations, highlights future research directions, and establishes a foundational knowledge base to support further exploration of GenAI in construction, architecture, and engineering disciplines.
THE CONCEPT OF A MANAGER, THE ESSENCE OF PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS, AND THEIR CLASSIFICATION
This article explores the concept of a manager, delving into the essence and classification of their personal and professional characteristics. It outlines the multifaceted roles and responsibilities of managers within organizations, emphasizing their importance in decision-making, team leadership, and strategic planning. The article categorizes managers into hierarchical levels (lower, middle, and upper) and discusses their functions, leadership styles, and the evolving nature of managerial roles in modern organizations. Additionally, it examines various leadership styles—authoritarian, democratic, and liberal—highlighting their impact on organizational efficiency and employee relations.
INNOVATIVE POTENTIAL AND EFFICIENCY OF INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES IN UZBEKISTAN
This article is devoted to the study of the innovative potential of industrial enterprises in Uzbekistan and its efficiency. The study analyzes the level of development of innovative processes in the country's industry, technological innovations and their economic efficiency. The article considers the factors that hinder the innovative activity of enterprises, as well as ways to eliminate them. Emphasizing the importance of innovations in the economy of Uzbekistan, the possibilities of increasing the competitiveness of the industry through the use of foreign experience and advanced technologies are considered.
DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNICATIVE SKILLS IN FUTURE TEACHERS AS A PEDAGOGICAL PROBLEM
In this article, the issues of communicative competence, the development of professional competence of future teachers, the unity of the three interrelated communicative, interactive and perceptual components in communication, the teacher's professional communicative competence, communicative self-improvement, higher pedagogy training sessions.
STRUCTURAL AND SEMANTIC FEATURES OF WORD PAIRS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK
This article explores the structural and semantic features of word pairs (binomials) in the English and Uzbek languages from a contrastive linguistic perspective. Word pairs are idiomatic or semi-fixed combinations of two words that are frequently used in both everyday and literary discourse. By analyzing their structure (morphological and syntactic patterns) and semantic relationships (synonymy, antonymy, collocation), the study aims to identify the commonalities and differences between the two languages. The findings contribute to better understanding of phraseological systems in typologically different languages and inform translation, language teaching, and lexicography.
METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO TEACHING RUSSIAN TO LEARNERS FROM UZBEKISTAN
This article explores effective methodological approaches for teaching Russian to the learners living in Uzbekistan at universities. As Russian remains a significant second language in Uzbekistan due to historical and practical reasons, its instruction requires approaches tailored to the linguistic and cultural background of Uzbek students. This paper highlights key methodologies, including communicative, comparative, and culturally integrated strategies, with a focus on bilingual learners. The study draws on recent academic publications and reflects the practical needs of both teachers and students in a post-Soviet context.
BUSINESS MODELS IN DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS
This article discusses the digital economy and a number of digital technologies. Therefore, it is possible to have knowledge about modern digital technologies and what opportunities and threats they can pose to business ecosystems.
ABSORPTION COSTING AND ACTIVITY-BASED COSTING METHODS IN MANUFACTURING AND SERVICE SECTORS
This thesis is about cost management systems which play a crucial role in organizations by providing a structured approach to monitor, control, and optimize costs. These systems are researched to track and analyze expenses across various departments and activities, enabling businesses to make informed decisions and improve their financial performance. From a strategic perspective, cost management systems help organizations identify cost drivers, understand cost behavior, and allocate resources effectively. They also facilitate budgeting and forecasting processes, allowing businesses to set realistic financial targets and monitor their progress. When it comes to the importance of cost management systems, different stakeholders have varying perspectives. From the perspective of top management, these systems provide valuable insights into cost structures and help identify areas of inefficiency or waste. This enables management to take proactive measures to reduce costs, enhance profitability, and gain a competitive edge in the market. For finance departments, cost management systems streamline financial reporting and enable accurate cost allocation, ensuring compliance with accounting standards and
IMPLEMENTING THROUGHPUT ACCOUNTING IN SERVICE INDUSTRIES AND IT`S IMPACT ON PROFIT
In the context of thesis, understanding Throughput Accounting can provide students with a competitive edge. It enables them to analyze business operations critically and propose strategies that can lead to better financial outcomes. By focusing on throughput, students learn to identify and eliminate bottlenecks, ensuring that resources are used most effectively to achieve maximum profitability
KNOWLEDGE OF A FOREIGN LANGUAGE AS A KEY FACTOR FOR WORKING IN INNOVATIVE CONDITIONS
This article explores the significance of foreign language proficiency as a vital element in the professional training of engineering specialists within the context of innovative development. It highlights the communicative functions of engineers in international settings, including interpreting technical documentation, participating in global projects and conferences, and conducting professional correspondence. The paper reviews current approaches to foreign language instruction in technical universities across Uzbekistan, with emphasis on integrating language education into core professional subjects, implementing project-based learning, and applying the CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) methodology. Key challenges such as limited instructional hours and varying student language levels are discussed, alongside recommendations for improving language training through specialized courses, internships, and immersive environments. Particular attention is given to language competence as an integral part of engineers' soft skills framework.
UZBEK NATIONAL WRESTLING AND OTS FEATURES
In this case, the history, formation, stages of development, development, and modern role of the Uzbek national wrestling is covered in this work. Fighting is the rich cultural heritage of our people, and also important as a means of physical education, as a national pride. Information on the main techniques of wrestling, ethical and normative rules, athletes, as well as the role of this sport in the education of the younger generation. The international struggle and development prospects are also discussed. This work is designed for athletes, coaches and national sports.
UTILIZING GAMIFICATION IN TEACHING ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES (ESP) TO ENHANCE ENGAGEMENT AND LEARNING OUTCOMES
This article examines the possibilities of using gamification in the process of teaching English for Specific Purposes (ESP). It is emphasized that gamification can serve to increase student participation in the learning process, increase motivation, and improve educational outcomes. The study analyzes the role of gamification elements in the context of ESP - scores, levels, badges, competitive environment - in ensuring active participation of students. The article also studies the impact of gamification based on practical experience, compares the results, and proposes effective gamification strategies adapted to ESP courses.
CURRENT ISSUES OF MODERN MONETARY POLICY
This article describes the main urgent problems of monetary policy, balancing interest rates, liquidity problems in the banking system, and ways to eliminate the problems, and analyzes them based on statistical data. The article also presents conclusions and proposals for eliminating and improving the current problems of monetary policy in Uzbekistan, countries that are currently facing the most urgent problems in monetary policy.
ENHANCING THE COMPETITIVENESS OF LOCAL MANUFACTURERS THROUGH MARKETING METHODS
This article explores the role of marketing methods in enhancing the competitiveness of local manufacturers, particularly in the context of Uzbekistan’s evolving market economy. The study analyzes how strategic marketing approaches, such as market segmentation, digital marketing, and brand positioning, can improve market share and operational efficiency for local producers. Drawing on statistical data from Uzbekistan’s State Statistics Committee (2023), the research highlights that local manufacturers adopting digital marketing strategies experienced a 15% increase in sales revenue between 2020 and 2022. The article also examines global best practices, referencing studies by Kotler and Keller (2016) and Porter’s (1985) competitive advantage framework, to propose tailored marketing strategies for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Challenges such as limited access to modern marketing tools and low consumer awareness are addressed, with recommendations for policy interventions and public-private partnerships. The findings underscore the importance of integrating innovative marketing techniques to strengthen the global and domestic competitiveness of local manufacturers.
SOURCES AND METHODS OF FINANCING INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
This article examines various methods and sources of financing investment activities, emphasizing the necessity of utilizing both domestic capital and foreign loans, as well as direct investments and all related sources, to implement investment policies in the country.
EFFECTIVE USE OF MARKETING RESEARCH AS A CORE REQUIREMENT OF MODERN MANAGEMENT
This article examines the critical role of marketing research in modern management, emphasizing its importance in informed decision-making and strategic planning. It explores how businesses leverage marketing research to understand consumer behavior, identify market trends, and enhance competitive advantage. Drawing on statistical data and global studies, the article highlights that companies utilizing marketing research effectively report a 20% higher success rate in product launches (Nielsen, 2023). The study integrates theoretical frameworks, such as Kotler’s marketing principles, and addresses challenges like data accuracy and resource constraints. Recommendations include adopting advanced analytics and fostering cross-functional collaboration to maximize the impact of marketing research.
ENHANCING LOCAL COMMUNITY ENTREPRENEURIAL POTENTIAL FOR DOMESTIC TOURISM DEVELOPMENT
This article investigates the role of enhancing the entrepreneurial potential of local communities in fostering domestic tourism development, with a focus on Uzbekistan’s tourism sector. It explores strategies such as capacity building, access to microfinance, and community-based tourism initiatives to empower local entrepreneurs. Statistical data from the Uzbekistan Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Heritage indicates that regions with active community entrepreneurship programs saw a 25% increase in domestic tourist visits from 2021 to 2023. Drawing on global best practices and theoretical frameworks like Schumpeter’s entrepreneurship theory, the study addresses challenges such as limited skills and infrastructure. Recommendations include tailored training programs and public-private partnerships to boost local entrepreneurship and tourism growth.
APPLICATION OF INTERACTIVE METHODS IN CHEMISTRY
This article discusses the importance of using interactive methods in teaching chemistry as an effective way to organize the educational process, encourage students to participate actively, develop their creative and critical thinking skills, and help them understand the topics being studied more deeply. This article discusses the use of interactive methods in chemistry and the benefits they provide to students.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN DENTISTRY: CONCEPTS, APPLICATIONS, RESEARCH CHALLENGES AND THE WAY FORWARD
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) in orthodontics is a burgeoning field that promises to revolutionize dental care. AI's capacity for data analysis can enhance diagnostic precision, customize treatment plans, and predict treatment outcomes, potentially leading to more efficient and effective patient care. However, the adoption of AI in orthodontics also presents unique challenges, such as ensuring data privacy, managing the cost of technological implementation, and maintaining the irreplaceable human element in patient care. As research continues to delve into the capabilities and limitations of AI in this specialty, it is imperative for the orthodontic community to navigate these challenges thoughtfully. Embracing AI's potential while conscientiously addressing its obstacles can significantly contribute to the evolution of orthodontic practices and patient satisfaction.
MODERN REQUIREMENTS TO THE ENGLISH TEXTBOOKS FOR B2 LEARNERS
This article explores the modern requirements for English language textbooks designed for B2 level learners according to the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). It outlines key criteria that contemporary textbooks should meet to ensure effective language acquisition. These include alignment with CEFR standards, the communicative approach, the integration of authentic materials, contextualized vocabulary and grammar instruction, digital tools, and the development of 21st-century skills. The article emphasizes the importance of learner-centered content, real-life communication tasks, cultural inclusivity, and systematic assessment. The goal is to highlight how modern textbooks can better prepare learners for academic, professional, and real-world communication in English.
SOLAR IN AUTONOMOUS ELECTRICAL NETWORKS AND USE OF WIND ENERGY SOURCES
The article discusses issues related to the use of solar and wind installations as primary sources of energy, which make it possible to create completely autonomous power plants that provide guaranteed year-round coverage of electrical loads in various climatic conditions.
COLLOQUIAL UNIVERBATION IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
This article presents a comparative analysis of English and Uzbek colloquialisms, focusing on their semantic categories and structural patterns. It identifies recurring thematic clusters and investigates how colloquialisms in both languages reflect cultural values and societal norms. The study also explores the relationship between English colloquial univerbs and their corresponding expressions in Uzbek, highlighting instances where a single English word corresponds to a multi-word phrase, idiomatic expression, or descriptive paraphrase in Uzbek. This comparative approach offers insights into the unique characteristics of colloquial language in each linguistic and cultural context.
THE CONSTITUTION OF UZBEKISTAN IN THE NEW EDITION AND ISSUES OF ITS IMPLEMENTATION
The article examines the development of the new edition of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, its adoption based on public discussion, and the participation of the people in the process of preparing and approving the new edition of the Constitution. Additionally, a theoretical and legal analysis of the philosophical and legal ideas enshrined in the updated Constitution and the implementation of constitutional and legal concepts in the lives of society and citizens is conducted.
THE ROLE OF GAMIFICATION IN LANGUAGE LEARNING: AN ANALYSIS OF HOW GAME ELEMENTS CAN ENHANCE STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION AND ENGAGEMENT IN LEARNING ENGLISH
Gamification, the application of game elements in educational processes, has become a popular tool for increasing students’ interest in learning English. This article explores how game elements such as points, rewards, levels, and competitions can enhance students’ motivation and engagement. Based on an analysis of current approaches, the article examines the benefits of gamification, including increased learner motivation, improved participation and the creation of an engaging learning environment. The paper also addresses challenges associated with implementation, notably the demand for technological infrastructure and the need for adequate teacher training. The results show that gamification can significantly improve the language learning process if it is adapted to students’ needs. The conclusion offers recommendations for teachers and directions for further research.
THE ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL SPHERES
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) technologies have been rapidly entering the life of society. We can find information on the Internet about effective foreign examples of AI technologies, especially in medicine, education, employment, etc., which employ the largest number of citizens in the social sector. This article analyzes the role and importance of artificial intelligence technologies in the development of social spheres in Uzbekistan. It examines the possibilities, advantages, and existing problems of using AI technologies in the fields of healthcare, education, social protection, and public administration. By the author of Uzbekistan's “Digital Uzbekistan – 2030” and ‘Strategy for the Development of Artificial Intelligence Technologies until 2030” and assesses the state of the existing infrastructure, human capital, and legal framework for the integration of AI. The article also addresses threats to the implementation of AI technologies, including infrastructure shortages, ethical and legal issues, algorithmic bias, and job losses. These risks are also highlighted. Additionally, the author provides a number of strategic recommendations for the effective implementation of AI in Uzbekistan.
THE ROLE OF FOLKLORE IN NARRATIVE ART
This article discusses the role and importance of folklore in the stories of Shukur Kholmirzaev.
FEATURES OF THE APPLICATION OF METHODS AND PROCEDURES IN COLLECTING AUDIT EVIDENCE
This article is devoted to the issues of the application of methods and procedures in collecting audit evidence, in which the relevance of the use of methods and procedures in collecting evidence, the description of the methods and procedures used in this process, analytical procedures used in collecting audit evidence, methods of collecting evidence based on the auditor's logical approaches, distinctive aspects of audit evidence collection procedures and the procedure for performing evidence collection procedures are described based on the author's research. Also, the article examines a number of problems awaiting solution in the application of methods and procedures in collecting evidence, and formulates practical recommendations for their positive solution.
THE FORMATION OF SLAVERY IN CENTRAL ASIA DURING THE MIDDLE AGES
This article explores the historical development and characteristics of slavery in Central Asia during the Middle Ages. It examines the economic, social, and political factors that contributed to the rise of slavery, as well as the roles and conditions of slaves in various parts of the region. The study also highlights the influence of external invasions, trade routes, and local governance on the expansion and regulation of slavery. By analyzing historical sources and scholarly research, the article provides a comprehensive understanding of how slavery was shaped and practiced in medieval Central Asian societies.
INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO TRAINING FUTURE SPECIALISTS IN SPECIAL EDUCATION
Modern educational systems require a rethinking of traditional approaches to teaching, shifting toward more interactive and practical methods that foster students' critical thinking and professional skills. This article explores innovative teaching strategies, such as gamification and the flipped classroom technique, which actively engage students in the learning process. One of the key aspects discussed is the effectiveness of these methods in preparing future speech therapy specialists. These approaches contribute not only to the development of professional competencies but also to the enhancement of communicative and cognitive skills.
The article also examines the use of neuro-exercises and logorhythmics as tools for improving students’ concentration and overall productivity. It emphasizes that the implementation of non-traditional teaching forms significantly increases the overall effectiveness of the educational process and helps students develop adaptability, creative thinking, and the ability to find independent solutions.
In addition to the aforementioned methods, the role of technology in modern education is highlighted. The use of digital platforms and tools, such as online courses, video lectures, and interactive applications, greatly expands access to educational resources and makes learning more flexible. Students can study materials at their own pace and convenience, which contributes to deeper knowledge acquisition.
The article also considers the importance of collaboration and project-based learning as essential components of the educational process. Working in groups on real-life cases, students not only develop teamwork skills but also learn to apply theoretical knowledge in practice. This creates opportunities for experience and idea exchange, enriching the overall learning experience.
The value of feedback should not be overlooked. Regular assessments and peer or instructor feedback help students adjust their approaches and actions, supporting their professional growth. The integration of formative assessment, as opposed to traditional summative assessment, enables a stronger focus on the learning process itself rather than solely on final outcomes.
Thus, rethinking traditional teaching approaches opens new horizons for shaping competent professionals. The use of interactive methods, technology, and collaboration creates a dynamic educational environment where each student has the opportunity to unlock their potential and prepare for the challenges of the modern world.
INGLIZ VA O’ZBEK TILLARIDA SUNIY INTELEKT LEKSIKASINING CHOG’ISHTIRMA TADQIQI.
Ushbu maqolada ingliz va o‘zbek tillarida sun’iy intellekt (SI) sohasiga oid leksik birliklarning chog‘ishtirma tahlili keltirilgan. Zamonaviy texnologiyalarning jadal rivojlanishi natijasida sun’iy intellekt atrofida yuzaga kelayotgan yangi tushunchalar, terminlar va ularning milliy tillardagi ifoda vositalari tadqiq etilgan. Ingliz tilidagi SI leksikasi global texnologik taraqqiyotning bevosita mahsuli sifatida keng qo‘llanilib kelmoqda, o‘zbek tilida esa ushbu terminologiya ko‘proq tarjima va adaptatsiya asosida shakllanmoqda. Maqolada so‘z yasash modellari, semantik o‘xshashlik va farqlilik, terminlarning funksional-uslubiy xususiyatlari, shuningdek, ularning nutqdagi qo‘llanish chastotasi o‘rganilgan. Leksik birliklarning morfologik va sintaktik xususiyatlariga ham e’tibor qaratilib, ikki tilda sun’iy intellekt konseptining tilshunoslikdagi aks ettirilishi tahlil qilingan. Tadqiqot natijalari sun’iy intellektga oid atamalarni standartlashtirish, ularni aniq va izchil qo‘llash bo‘yicha takliflar berishga xizmat qiladi.
THE ONTOLOGICAL NATURE OF GRADATION AND INTENSITY
Communication among people is carried out through the understanding of the meanings of linguistic units, which constitute the main category of semantics. Semantic categories include units of meaning that have a linguistic essence rather than a logical or psychological one. These are expressed through specific indicators, meaning they are embodied in certain linguistic tools. The linguistic means of expressing semantic categories (their external forms) are quite diverse: some semantic categories are expressed both lexically and grammatically, while others are expressed only through lexical units; some are realized in various parts of speech, others only in one.
ALTERNATIVE ASSESSMENT METHODS IN PRIMARY GRADES: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
This article provides an in-depth exploration of assessment criteria used in primary education and their effectiveness. The author analyzes various types of assessment, examines modern assessment approaches, and discusses their impact on student development. The article highlights the specific characteristics of formative and summative assessments, the advantages of rubrics and criteria-based evaluation, as well as the essential principles of effective assessment. The study presents conclusions on the effectiveness of the assessment process through a synthesis of theoretical and practical approaches.
ON THE IDEOLOGICAL AND THEORETICAL ACTIVITIES OF THE JADIDS
History has its own laws. Every society, throughout its history, goes through the processes of birth, growth, culmination, and gradual decline. This process, characteristic of the development of human society, has several objective reasons. One of the reasons, or perhaps the first, is the stagnation of social thought. Based on our goal, below we want to reflect on the problem of society and social thinking.
WAYS TO FURTHER IMPROVE CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION AT VEHICLE BORDER CUSTOMS POSTS
This article explores the role of Uzbekistan’s automobile border customs posts in improving customs administration and enhancing the efficiency of their operations in facilitating foreign trade. The condition of the posts is analyzed, and the factors affecting their throughput capacity are examined. Scientifically grounded proposals and recommendations are provided, taking into account international best practices aimed at reducing congestion at border customs posts, preventing delays for individuals and vehicles, and accelerating logistics processes.
FROM SCROLLS TO SCREENS DIGITALIZATION OF NAVOIY'S WORK
This article explores the digitalization process of Alisher Navoiy's legacy, highlighting the transition from ancient manuscripts to modern digital formats. It discusses the scientific and technological efforts behind this transformation and emphasizes the role of digitalization in popularizing Navoiy's works among the general public, especially the youth. The article also examines the global opportunities for studying Navoiy’s heritage through digital platforms.
NAVOIY IN THE EYES OF MODERN SCHOLARS
This article explores the legacy of the great Uzbek poet and thinker Alisher Navoiy as seen by modern scholars. It examines academic perspectives from researchers across various countries on his works, including his contributions to Sufism, ethics, and literature. The paper also discusses how Navoiy’s literary heritage is currently being studied internationally and his role in the global literary canon.
INCREASING GROSS REGIONAL PRODUCT THROUGH ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
This article explores the relationship between improving the quality of educational services and increasing gross regional product, focusing on Uzbekistan’s regional economies. It examines how investments in education quality, such as teacher training, modern curricula, and digital learning tools, can enhance human capital, drive productivity, and boost economic output. Statistical data from official sources indicate that regions with higher education investments experienced significant GRP growth. Drawing on human capital theory and global case studies, the study addresses challenges like resource disparities and outdated infrastructure. Recommendations include public-private partnerships and targeted education reforms to maximize economic impact.
ADVANCING COMMERCIAL BANKING THROUGH INNOVATIVE APPROACHES
This article examines the development of commercial banking through the adoption of innovative approaches, emphasizing the transformative role of information technologies, digital marketing, and novel financial products. It highlights the significance of innovation in enhancing banking efficiency, competitiveness, and service quality within Uzbekistan’s financial sector. Statistical data from the Uzbekistan Central Bank indicate that banks implementing digital innovations increased transaction volumes by 18% from 2020 to 2023. Grounded in innovation diffusion theory and supported by global and local case studies, the study addresses challenges such as regulatory constraints and technological adoption barriers. Recommendations include fostering public-private partnerships and investing in digital infrastructure to sustain banking innovation.
MODERN MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES
In a rapidly changing world, enterprises cannot sustain their operations by relying solely on traditional management systems. Across various countries, modern management approaches, styles, and models are being developed and implemented. Many of these have proven their effectiveness and are widely applied.
THE IMPORTANCE OF REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONAL MECHANISMS IN INCREASING GROSS REGIONAL PRODUCT
This article examines the significance of regional organizational mechanisms in enhancing gross regional product (GRP) within Uzbekistan’s regional economies. It explores how structured coordination, effective resource allocation, and strategic governance frameworks drive economic growth. Official data indicate that regions with robust organizational mechanisms achieved a 10% higher GRP growth compared to less coordinated regions from 2020 to 2023. Grounded in regional development theory and supported by case studies, the study addresses challenges such as bureaucratic inefficiencies and resource disparities. Recommendations include strengthening inter-agency collaboration and adopting digital governance tools to optimize regional economic performance.
THE ROLE AND EFFECTIVENESS OF PUBLIC POLICY IN THE TRANSITION TO A GREEN ECONOMY
This article analyzes the role of Public Policy and its effectiveness in the process of transition to a green economy. The article examines the main directions of public policy in the development of the green economy, problems and solutions in ensuring the balance between economic, environmental and social factors. The study develops proposals to improve the effectiveness of Public Policy. The article is devoted to international experience and topical issues of the development of the green economy on the example of Uzbekistan.
IMPORTANT CONDITIONS FOR DEVELOPING ACCOUNTING AND AUDIT SYSTEMS IN ENSURING SUSTAINABLE GROWTH RATES IN REGIONS
In this article, the audit service is not only a global trend, but also an urgent necessity in the conditions of actively developing and complex economic relations. The purpose of this article is to identify the main problems of internal audit in Uzbekistan. The concept of internal audit accuracy provides conceptual tools for studying internal audit as a disciplinary mechanism in the context of corporate governance of modern organizations. The article develops the initial conceptual formula and internal audit, audit and control to enhance the rationality of economic activity and appropriate control measures.
THE ROLE OF MODERN TECHNOLOGIES IN INCREASING STUDENT MOTIVATION
The article examines the role and importance of modern technologies in increasing students' motivation in learning foreign languages. Various technologies (gaming, virtual reality, interactive resources, etc.) used to arouse students' interest in the educational process and increase their activity are analyzed. The article also discusses the psychological and pedagogical aspects of the correct use of technologies, methods of their effective integration into the lesson process. Based on the results obtained, practical recommendations are given for foreign language teachers and methodologists.
METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE FORMATION OF FUNCTIONAL LITERACY IN UZBEK LANGUAGE LESSONS
This article explores the methodological foundations necessary for the formation of functional literacy among students in Uzbek language lessons. The paper emphasizes the importance of functional literacy as a key competency in the modern educational process, focusing on the integration of communicative, cognitive, and pragmatic skills through language instruction. The study presents modern pedagogical approaches and strategies that help develop students’ ability to apply language knowledge in real-life situations.
MODERN EDUCATIONAL APPROACHES IN TEACHING TECHNICAL DRAWING
This article explores the theoretical and practical aspects of modern educational approaches in teaching the subject of technical drawing. It analyzes the role and significance of innovative pedagogical technologies, digital tools, and interactive methods in organizing effective drawing lessons. In particular, it discusses visualization, modeling, opportunities of distance and blended learning, and the integration of the STEAM approach with technical drawing. The research results demonstrate the effectiveness of modern approaches in developing students’ spatial imagination, engineering thinking, and practical skills. The article offers valuable theoretical insights and practical recommendations for educators, instructors of engineering graphics, and education methodologists.
IMPROVING THE CONTENT OF METHODOLOGICAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF PROSPECTIVE POSITIONAL AND METRIC PROBLEMS
This paper analyzes the theoretical foundations and practical applications of positional and metric problems. It focuses on improving the content of methodological recommendations through a comparative study of existing approaches and the development of more efficient algorithms. Practical experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed improvements in real-world scenarios.
SURFACE AND VOLUME OF THE CONE SURFACE
This article extensively covers the main properties of a cone, one of the spatial geometric shapes, in particular, methods for determining its surface area and volume. The article explains the geometric structure of a cone, the origin of its formula, mathematical approaches to calculating its surface area and volume, as well as practical examples. Knowledge about the cone is important in such disciplines as physics, engineering, and architecture, and this article can be a useful guide for students studying in these fields.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MONETARY AND BUDGETARY POLICY
The interconnection of monetary policy and budgetary policy plays an important role in the management of the economy. Both are aimed at ensuring economic stability, growth and inflation control, which will only give the expected positive results if conducted together and in a coordinated manner. Each of them has its own tools and mechanisms, but in terms of purpose they complement each other. This article provides detailed feedback and insights into the interrelationships of monetary and budgetary policies.
PHEROMONE TRAP FOR RASPBERRY BUD MOTH (SCHRECKENSTENIA FESTALIELLA)
This article describes an integrated pest management method against the raspberry bud moth (Schreckenstenia festaliella). The pheromone trap is a device equipped with a lure that contains a pheromone dispenser in the form of a rubber capsule treated with a mixture of attractant substances. The study presents the results of using pheromone traps to monitor the raspberry moth population under open field conditions.
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE TEACHING(CLT) IN DEVELOPING ESL LEARNERS` LISTENING COMPREHENSION: A THEORETICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
Nowadays, teaching a foreign language to students has come a long way since its early days necessitating a lot of skills together with innovative approaches. So, modern teachers are investigating through different methodologies to facilitate learning process emphasizing organic exposure to authentic materials over rote memorization. As a result, educators are giving precedence to CLT( Communicative language teaching) to advance its effectiveness mainly due to a wide range of benefits it offers to learners. Especially, among four fundamental language skills listening is often argued as the most challenging because it deals with both top-down and bottom-up processing. As a consequence the introduction of CLT in teaching receptive skills like listening is gaining worldwide attention though it is a comparatively new phenomenon. This article highlights the implementation of CLT in developing listening comprehension skills effectively in ESL classroom through different strategies and techniques.
CLINICAL SIGNS, DIAGNOSIS AND PREVENTION OF NODULAR DERMATITIS IN CATTLE
This article outlines the clinical signs, diagnostics, and prevention of nodular dermatitis in cattle, a disease that has been poorly studied by our scientists in Uzbekistan and is currently a pressing problem.
WAYS TO ATTRACT YOUNG PEOPLE TO SPORTS
this article will analyze effective methods of involving the younger generation in sports, the importance of sports in their lives and their role in physical and spiritual education. Strengthening sports promotion through school, neighborhood and media, and improving the availability and access to sports facilities are considered as important factors. It is also emphasized that family support, motivation and the example of leading athletes play an important role in the involvement of young people in sports. The article reflects on the role of sports in the formation of a healthy lifestyle among young people and the creation of a healthy society in the future.
MODERN METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES IN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE LESSONS IN SECONDARY SCHOOL: EXPERIENCE, TRENDS, PROSPECTS
Modern teaching of the Russian language in the context of digitalization and changing educational standards requires the renewal of the teacher’s methodological toolkit. This article examines current methodological approaches that contribute to increasing student motivation, developing functional literacy, and enhancing communicative competence. Particular attention is paid to interactive, activity-based, and digital technologies, the integration of interdisciplinary connections, and the development of critical thinking.
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE IN TIK-TOK DISCOURSE: LANGUAGE ADAPTATION AND IDENTITY OF YOUTH COMMUNITIES
This article explores how Russian-speaking youth use language on TikTok, focusing on linguistic adaptation, hybridization, and the construction of digital identities. Drawing on discourse analysis and digital ethnography, the study reveals how TikTok serves as a site of language innovation where youth navigate between standard Russian, slang, translanguaging, and internet memes. These practices reflect both the desire to belong to global digital cultures and the affirmation of local and linguistic identities. The research highlights the dynamic interplay between digital communication norms and sociolinguistic behavior in contemporary Russian-speaking communities.
GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES OF TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN BUKHARA REGION
Tourism is rapidly developing as a major source of income in many countries worldwide. In this context, it is essential to study the potential, current state, development, and prospects of this sector in our country, particularly in the southwestern part of Uzbekistan—Bukhara region. A comprehensive analysis of the region’s unique natural and geographical features, diverse natural resources, and breathtaking landscapes granted by nature will help identify effective ways to utilize them for tourism development. At the same time, special attention is being paid to effectively utilizing the existing tourism potential of the region in accordance with the priority tasks outlined in Uzbekistan’s national tourism development programs. By addressing existing challenges and implementing promising projects, efforts are being made to ensure the dynamic growth of the tourism sector in the region.
ETIOLOGY OF CA AND P METABOLISM DISORDERS IN RABBITS
This in the article rabbits between wide widespread calcium and phosphorus exchange violations come exit reasons about in detail scientific from sources taken information cited to be then rabbit to the organism calcium and fossorial importance It is also written about .
THE ROLE OF INTERNAL AUDIT IN ENHANCING RISK AWARENESS
Internal audit is a function designed to assist companies in achieving their strategic goals. So far, internal audit is considered only as a fault finder so that its function is less acceptable in the work unit. Over time, internal audit has been accepted as a compliance tester in an organization. This compliance testing results in activities that are still a formality without any real action from the implementation of compliance procedures.
COMMUNICATIVE AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF A TEACHER: CONCEPT, DEVELOPMENT, AND SIGNIFICANCE
This article explores the concept, development, and significance of communicative and professional competence in teachers. It examines the essential communicative qualities that educators must possess to interact effectively with students, colleagues, and parents, highlighting skills such as speech proficiency, emotional awareness, and interpersonal abilities. The paper traces the historical development of communicative competence from the early 20th century to the present day, reflecting the evolution of communication theories in pedagogy. Various approaches to developing communicative competence are reviewed, including cognitive, psycho-emotional, and sociocultural perspectives. The study also outlines key components of professional competence, such as subject knowledge, methodological expertise, diagnostic abilities, and interpersonal skills essential for effective teaching. Methods of assessing communicative competence—both self-assessment and external evaluation—are discussed. Ultimately, the article underscores the importance of communicative competence in creating a positive educational environment and fostering strong teacher-student relationships.
METHODOLOGY FOR SOLVING VARIOUS TYPES OF PROBLEMS CONCERNING THE LAWS OF DYNAMICS IN GENERAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS
This article provides a simpler and more understandable explanation of the methods for solving various types of problems related to the laws of dynamics in general secondary schools. The article will help develop problem-solving methods in this area.
USING LEXICAL AND STYLISTIC DEVICES IN THE COMMUNICATION OF THE LITERARY CHARACTERS OF THE WORKS BY J.K. ROWLING
This article explores the use of lexical and stylistic devices in the communication of literary characters in the works of J.K. Rowling, particularly focusing on the Harry Potter series. The study analyzes how the author employs various linguistic tools—such as metaphors, similes, epithets, irony, and colloquialisms—to construct distinctive character voices, convey emotions, and reflect social backgrounds. Special attention is given to the interplay between language and characterization, illustrating how stylistic choices contribute to the individuality and psychological depth of Rowling’s characters. The findings highlight the significant role of language in enhancing reader engagement and narrative realism.
VERBAL AND NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION: EXPRESSING NEGATIVITY THROUGH PARALINGUISTICS
This paper explores the role of paralinguistic features in expressing negativity within verbal and non-verbal communication. Focusing on English and Uzbek, it analyzes how tone, intonation, facial expressions, pauses, and other paralinguistic cues convey negative emotions such as frustration, anger, sarcasm, and irony. The study highlights the importance of paralinguistics in cross-cultural communication and discusses implications for language teaching and intercultural understanding.
SOCIOLINGUISTIC EFFECTS OF GLOBALIZATION: CHANGE AND SPREAD OF NEGATIVE EXPRESSIVENESS
This article analyzes the variation and distribution of negative expression tools within the sociolinguistic effects of the globalization process. New linguistic means of expression, which are being formed as a result of linguistic and intercultural interaction, as well as how the internet and global means of communication are changing negative expression. The role of English as a global language and its influence on other languages, in particular Uzbek, is important.
THE ROLE OF MODERN PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCE
in the modern education system, the rapid development of information and communication technologies is fundamentally changing the teaching and learning processes. These technologies are of great importance in increasing student motivation, improving the quality of education, and implementing an individual approach. As a result, modern pedagogical technologies allow for the use of innovative approaches in the educational process, strengthening cooperation between teachers and students.
SCIENCE AND CULTURE DURING THE REIGN OF ASHTAR KHANID RULER SUBKHANQULIKHAN
This article analyzes the socio-political and legal reforms, as well as the development of science and culture during the reign of Subkhanqulikhan, a prominent representative of the Ashtar Khanid dynasty who ruled the Bukhara Khanate.
SPEECH REDUCTION AND STRETCHING PROBLEMS IN THE TURKISH-UZBEK SYNCHRONOUS TRANSLATION
Synchronous translation is important in modern international dialogue, but in synchronous translation between Turkish and Uzbek, speech reduction and stretching problems have a significant impact on the quality of translation. This article analyzes the linguistic, technical and psychological causes of these problems in Turkish-Uzbek synchronous translation and offers practical solutions.
A LINGUOCULTUROLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC ADVERTISING DISCOURSE IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
This article discusses the role of stylistic devices, their types and use in ensuring the resonance and effectiveness of advertising slogans, which are an integral part of advertising text and have become an integral part of our lives today. The use of alliteration, assonance, antithesis, repetitions, word play, hyperbole and litotes in creating English advertising slogans is analyzed, and their preservation in the process of translation into Uzbek is studied.
ENHANCING EXPORT-ORIENTED COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICE PROVIDERS
This article explores how educational service providers, such as universities and online platforms, can strengthen their export-oriented competitive strategies to attract international students and succeed in the global education market. It outlines the concept, identifies key challenges, and proposes actionable strategies supported by statistics and real-world examples. The discussion emphasizes academic innovation, partnerships, technology, and student support to address regulatory, cultural, and competitive barriers.
ENHANCING FINANCIAL REPORT ANALYSIS FOR ENTERPRISE EFFICIENCY
This article examines the role of financial report analysis in evaluating and improving an enterprise’s financial performance. It explores the economic essence, features, and composition of financial reports, highlighting their significance in assessing financial stability, solvency, and operational efficiency. The article discusses the objectives, methods, and types of financial analysis, emphasizing their application in identifying inefficiencies, optimizing resources, and supporting strategic decision-making. Supported by relevant statistics, the discussion provides insights for enterprise stakeholders, including managers, investors, and creditors, to enhance financial outcomes.
SHEIKH SA’DI’S DIDACTIC AND MORAL TEACHINGS
This article examines the didactic and ethical aspects of Sheikh Sa’di’s literary heritage, focusing primarily on his masterpieces "Gulistan" and "Bustan." Through a thorough analysis of the text and the topic, the study reveals how Sa’di used narrative, metaphor, and poetic form to convey universal moral values, principles of social justice, and practical wisdom. Sa’di’s teachings, based on the traditions of classical Persian literature and Islamic moral thought, emphasize such virtues as humility, mercy, justice, and the pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment.
THE ROLE OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS IN PERFORMING STATE FUNCTIONS: SCIENTIFIC APPROACH AND DEBATES
This article analyzes the public-private partnership (PPP) model as a modern tool of state governance. It presents scientific approaches and scholars’ opinions regarding the importance of PPPs in fulfilling state functions, particularly in infrastructure, social services, and economic development, as well as their efficiency and associated risks.
INTENTIONAL GRIEVOUS BODILY HARM: LEGAL ANALYSIS, INVESTIGATION ISSUES, AND SCHOLARLY PERSPECTIVES
This article provides a comprehensive legal and criminological analysis of the crime of intentional grievous bodily harm, as regulated by the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan and comparable jurisdictions. The discussion centers on the legal framework, elements of the offense, challenges in investigation, and scholarly views regarding its classification and enforcement. It further explores legislative reforms, procedural shortcomings, and modern forensic approaches to improving the investigation and prosecution of such crimes
THE DEGREE OF STUDY OF THE LEADERSHIP CONCEPT AMONG UZBEK RESEARCHERS
In recent years, the concept of leadership has been studied in various fields in Uzbekistan, particularly in education, social psychology, and group management. This article analyzes various approaches to the concept of leadership by Uzbek researchers. Studying the topic allows for a systematic understanding of the views of Uzbek scholars on leadership. The article presents an analysis of the modern concept of leadership from psychological, educational, and social perspectives. It emphasizes the relevance of studying leadership in various branches (psychology, education, politics) by Uzbek researchers.
STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THEONYMUS USED IN TURKIC LANGUAGES
This article presents a structural analysis of theonyms historically used in the Uzbek language and throughout Turkic languages, such as Bayat//Bayot, Ugan//Ugon, and Tangri, as well as borrowed theonyms like Alloh and Parvardigor. It explains the simple and compound structures of both usual and occasional (figurative) theonyms with illustrative examples.
PRIORITY AREAS OF JOINT COOPERATION BETWEEN UZBEKISTAN AND MALAYSIA
This article explores the priority areas of bilateral cooperation between Uzbekistan and Malaysia, focusing on political, economic, educational, cultural, and technological spheres. It examines the current state of collaboration, highlights successful joint initiatives, and analyzes potential directions for future strategic partnerships. Particular attention is paid to trade and investment relations, academic exchange programs, and digital technology development. The article aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of how both countries can enhance mutual interests through sustainable and diversified cooperation models.
THE ROLE OF HAND-MOTOR EXERCISES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF COGNITIVE ABILITIES OF PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS
In this article, the role of the sensory system in increasing the intellectual potential of elementary school students is analyzed based on the observations and lessons given by pedagogues, methodologists, psychologists, and neuropsychologists. The article also mentions that the parallel development of the cerebral hemispheres through hand-motor skills of elementary school students has a positive effect on the development of their cognitive abilities. In addition, in expanding the scope of interaction of mental processes such as perception, attention, and memory, skin reflection was proposed as a solution to the problems of attention and memory of students, and special suggestions were also developed for using hand-motor exercises related to skin sensors in the primary education lesson processes.
THE METHODOLOGIES OF IMPROVING WRITING SKILLS IN ENGLISH
This article explores various effective methodologies for improving writing skills in English as a second or foreign language. It highlights both traditional and modern approaches, including process writing, genre-based instruction, task-based learning, and the integration of technology. The study emphasizes the importance of guided practice, feedback, peer collaboration, and the role of motivation in developing writing proficiency. Furthermore, it discusses the challenges learners face and proposes pedagogical strategies to overcome them in academic and practical contexts. The findings aim to support educators and learners in enhancing writing competence through structured, interactive, and learner-centered methods.
TEACHING AND EDUCATING CHILDREN WITH PHONETIC-PHONEMATIC SPEECH DISORDERS
This paper highlights the issues related to teaching and educating children with phonetic-phonematic speech disorders. It outlines the main characteristics of this speech disorder, pedagogical and speech therapy approaches, methodologies for both individual and group sessions, and the importance of articulation and motor exercises. Additionally, the role of play-based activities, visual aids, and collaboration with parents in developing children's speech activity is discussed. The annotation briefly analyzes effective ways to organize the educational process for such children.
SCIENCE IN UZBEKISTAN
Uzbekistan has been making significant strides in science, technology, and innovation, driven by strategic policy reforms and international collaborations. The country’s National Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy (2022–2030) aims to enhance sustainable development, technological advancements, and infrastructure. Key scientific institutions such as the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan, IT Park Uzbekistan, and Uzbek cosmos are fostering growth in various fields. Additionally, major projects in nuclear energy development, waste-to-energy systems, and archaeological discoveries are positioning Uzbekistan as a growing hub for scientific research and technological development in Central Asia.
DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
The development of physical education and sports in the Republic of Uzbekistan has undergone significant transformations, particularly since the country gained independence in 1991. Influenced by its Soviet-era past, Uzbekistan has focused on building a robust sports infrastructure, implementing government policies, and fostering a culture of physical fitness. The national strategies prioritize the promotion of physical education at all levels, ranging from schools to elite sports academies, while also investing in sports infrastructure across urban and rural areas. Key achievements include success in international competitions, particularly in combat sports like wrestling, boxing, and judo. Government programs aim to improve public health, increase youth participation, and elevate Uzbekistan's standing on the global sports stage. This article examines the evolution of physical education and sports in Uzbekistan, highlighting the role of governmental support, sports education, infrastructure development, and international achievements.
GREEN ECONOMY AND NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS
This paper examines whether natural resource efficiency affects green growth in the BRICS countries from 1990 to 2021, taking into account financial development, renewable energy, research and development, and globalization. It is found that natural resource efficiency and green economy have been increasing steadily in the past few years.
DEVELOPING WRITING SKILL OF FUTURE ENGLISH TEACHERS
This article gives information about how vital is academic writing in improvement of writing competence, why person should develop his or her writing.It gives data on some tips that are considered as helpful tool to develop writing of individuals. The article supports the idea of people should have good writing skill.
THE IMPORTANCE OF CREATING AGE-APPROPRIATE CONDITIONS FOR THE EFFECTIVE USE OF MODERN INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE EDUCATION OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
This article explores the critical role of establishing age-appropriate conditions to ensure the effective use of modern innovative technologies in the education of primary school students. Recognizing that young learners have distinct cognitive, emotional, and physical needs, the study emphasizes tailoring technological tools and teaching methods to suit their developmental stages. The research analyzes how properly adapted technologies can enhance engagement, motivation, and learning outcomes, while inappropriate use may hinder progress and cause distractions. Using a mixed-methods approach, data were collected from educators, students, and classroom observations to identify best practices and challenges in implementing technology for young learners. The findings highlight the necessity of designing content, interface, and pedagogical strategies aligned with age-specific abilities. The article provides recommendations for educators and policymakers to create supportive environments that maximize the pedagogical potential of modern technologies while safeguarding students’ well-being and fostering effective learning.
DIGITAL LITERACY AND INFORMATION SECURITY FOR YOUNG LEARNERS
In the digital age, it is essential for young learners to develop digital literacy and an understanding of information security. Digital literacy refers to the ability to use digital devices, understand and evaluate digital information, and communicate responsibly in the online environment. Information security, on the other hand, encompasses the practices and principles that help protect personal data, privacy, and digital well-being. This paper explores the importance of fostering digital literacy and information security knowledge among young learners, the challenges faced, and strategies for effective teaching. It also highlights the role of educators and parents in shaping children’s understanding of these critical skills and ensuring a safe and productive digital experience.
TRANSLATION OF ECONOMIC TERMS INTO UZBEKISTAN AND THEIR PRACTICAL APPLICATION
This article analyzes the issues of translation of economic terms into the Uzbek language and their practical application. The correct and accurate translation of terms used in the field of economics is important for the effective transfer of economic knowledge. The article considers the formation of economic terms, difficulties in their translation process and problems in practical application. It also provides comments on the adaptation of modern economic terms to the Uzbek language, their use in the educational process and their role in practice.
COMPETENCE FOR SELF-DEVELOPMENT AS A PERSON IN LEFT-HANDEDNESS
This article discusses the issues of self-formation and development of left-handed students. The understanding of the identity of left-handed students and the work to be done in this regard are highlighted. A study was conducted on the self-formation of students as individuals.
CURRENTS THAT INFLUENCED THE EMERGENCE OF THE MODERNIST METHOD
At the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries, the modernist method began to appear in world literature, in particular in the literature of the peoples of Europe, Latin America, Africa and Australia. Of course, this method did not appear by itself. Various currents and directions also influenced its emergence. The work analyzes the role and influence of these currents and directions in the emergence of modernism.
MODERN DIDACTIC TOOLS: THE MAIN FACTOR IN INCREASING EDUCATIONAL EFFICIENCY
This article analyzes the role and importance of modern didactic tools in the educational process. The role of information and communication technologies, interactive methods, multimedia resources and digital platforms in increasing educational efficiency is revealed.
PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUNG LEADERS IN THE MANAGEMENT PROCESS IN THE CURRENT ERA
This thesis provides an in-depth analysis of the role of young leaders in the modern management system, their psychological and social characteristics. The ability of young leaders to make decisions, communicate with the team, resolve conflicts, and think innovatively is studied in their personal qualities and interactions with the social environment. The study highlights the management style, leadership model, level of responsibility, and initiative of the new generation of leaders, which are being formed in accordance with the requirements of the current era, based on psychological analysis. It also examines the impact of young leaders on the effectiveness of the organization through their trust in the team, motivation, and communication skills.
INFLUENCE OF EDUCATION LEVEL ON WAGES: ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS
In this article, we examine the relationship between education level and wages in Uzbekistan based on econometric analysis. Using data from representative samples of households and individual respondents, a regression assessment of the impact of different levels of education (primary, secondary, secondary special, higher) on the population's income was conducted. The findings can be used in developing education and employment policies in Uzbekistan.
INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGY IN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE TEACHING: INNOVATIONS, METHODOLOGIES, AND LEARNING OUTCOMES
This article addresses the integration of technology in Russian language instruction (RLT) and its transformative impact on pedagogy, student engagement, and results. This article based on updated literature and real-life experiences examines how computer-based language learning (CALL), artificial intelligence, and hybrid learning settings are contributing to improved learner independence, spoken fluency, and cultural competence.
LANGUAGE AND ECONOMICS: FORMATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF ECONOMIC CONCEPTS IN SOCIAL NETWORKS
This article examines the interrelationship between language and economics through the lens of social media. It explores how economic concepts are disseminated, formed, and integrated into everyday language via digital communication platforms. The research analyzes linguistic and economic approaches to the simplification and popularization of economic terminology, drawing upon the works of G. Zipf, D. Crystal, G. Cook, G‘. Rahmatullayev, and Z. Mamatova.
LANGUAGE AS A COGNITIVE INSTRUMENT IN ECONOMIC EDUCATION: A SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS OF CLARITY, STYLISTICS, AND TERMINOLOGY
Language plays a foundational role in the transmission and acquisition of economic knowledge. This article investigates how linguistic clarity, stylistic elements, and the precise use of terminology affect comprehension, engagement, and conceptual development in economic education. Drawing on educational psychology, cognitive linguistics, and discipline-specific pedagogies, it proposes a framework for language-conscious economic instruction. The study argues for integrating linguistic training into economics education, highlighting the necessity of clarity and stylistic appropriateness in teaching abstract economic concepts.
PROBLEMS OF TRANSLATING ECONOMIC TEXTS: SYNONYMS AND CONNOTATIONS
This article examines the semantic, pragmatic, and cultural issues arising from synonym usage and connotative meanings in economic translation. Through a scientific approach grounded in translation theory, corpus linguistics, and cross-cultural discourse analysis, the study explores how linguistic nuances can lead to misinterpretation or distortion of economic concepts. It concludes with practical strategies for translators to enhance semantic fidelity, cultural alignment, and communicative effectiveness.
POSSIBILITIES OF COMPRESSION ELASTOGRAPHY IN EARLY DIAGNOSTICS OF FOCAL LESIONS OF THE PROSTATE GLAND
The article presents the results of diagnostics and treatment of 84 patients with focal lesions of the prostate gland. Based on the conducted comprehensive ultrasound examination of patients, the authors determine the main specific diagnostic criteria, the use of which allows detecting prostate cancer at early stages.
THE ROLE OF AI IN THE IMPROVEMENT OF READING SKILLS
This study investigates the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in enhancing reading skills among language learners. As AI technologies become increasingly integrated into educational practices, their potential to support reading development in English as a Second Language (ESL) contexts is of significant interest. Using a quasi-experimental research design, this study examines the impact of AI-based tools, such as personalized learning platforms and text-to-speech software, on the reading abilities of 100 ESL learners. .
SOCIO-ECONOMIC LIFE OF THE KHANATE OF KHIVA
The largest city of Khorezm or the Khiva Khanate was Khiva (modern Uzbekistan) — its capital from the beginning of the 17th century until 1920. In ancient times, the city was called Khiyvak. Since its foundation, Khiva was a link on the trade route between the East and the West. New Urgench was built under Abulgazi Khan in the 17th century.
WAYS OF SOLVING THE PROBLEMS OF INTERCULTURALCOMMUNICATION
This article examines the main problems arising in intercultural communication and ways to solve them. Differences in communicative style, language, and nonverbal signals in English and Uzbek cultures were analyzed, and misunderstandings arising from these differences were shown. The research results emphasize the importance of developing such competencies as intercultural sensitivity, empathy, and adaptability. At the same time, the effectiveness of special modules and trainings that take into account intercultural differences in language teaching is emphasized. The article reveals the need to improve intercultural communication skills to establish effective communication in the context of global communication.
THE EMOTIONAL STATE OF STUDENTS AND PEDAGOGICAL APPROACHES IN THE PROCESS OF CAREER CHOICE
This article analyzes the psychological and pedagogical characteristics of emotional orientation affecting the career choice process in adolescent children. In modern society, career choice is directly related not only to economic or social factors, but also to the internal psychological state of the individual, the level of self-awareness, and the processes of emotional decision-making. The article explores how adolescents' personal interests, values, and emotional needs shape their attitude towards the profession, and the supporting role of educators and psychologists in this process.
MORPHOLOGICAL AND ETYMOLOGY OF VERBS OF THINKING IN FRENCH
This article explores the morphological and etymological characteristics of cognitive verbs in the French language. Cognitive verbs, which denote mental processes such as thinking, believing, understanding, and knowing, play a vital role in expressing abstract thought. The study analyzes their conjugation patterns across different verb groups (1st, 2nd, and 3rd) and highlights irregularities in usage. Furthermore, it investigates the Latin roots of these verbs, shedding light on their historical development and semantic evolution. The findings provide valuable insights into the structure and origin of key French verbs used in intellectual and reflective discourse.
AL-KHWARIZMI'S SCIENTIFIC LEGACY AND ROLE IN PROMOTING THE DECIMAL NUMBER SYSTEM
This article highlights the scientific legacy of the great scholar Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi, particularly his invaluable contribution to the promotion of the decimal number system. The author analyzes al-Khwarizmi’s scientific work in developing the concepts of algebra, arithmetic, algorithms, and the number zero. It is substantiated that through his work "The Book of Hindu Calculation", the decimal system and the digit zero entered the Islamic world and subsequently influenced European science. The article also explores, based on scientific sources, how al-Khwarizmi's works impacted the development of European science. Furthermore, it emphasizes the relevance of al-Khwarizmi’s legacy in the context of today’s information technology.
THE PLACE OF NATIONAL VALUES IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS
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DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE OF STUDENTS OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
The concept of communicative competence The concept of "communicative competence" was first introduced by Bodalev A.A. interpreted as the ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with other people when internal resources (knowledge and skills) are available. In the sociological encyclopedia, communicative competence is defined as "... orientation to different situations of communication, based on the following. cognitive and emotional experience of a person; . ability to communicate effectively with others. constantly changing mental states, interpersonal relationships, and social environment conditions through understanding oneself and others.
THE IMPORTANCE OF JOHN MILTON IN THE ENGLISH POETRY
John Milton was a very important English poet, author of the monumental Paradise Lost (1667), which was to have a major influence on literature in his country, and especially on the romantic poets. He was born in 1608 on Cheapside street in London. Born into a cultured religious bourgeois family, Milton is intended to take holy orders, but a trip to Italy after his mother’s death together with reading the Italian poets Torquato Tasso (1544 - 1595) and Dante (1265 - 1321) would make him want to become a writer.
A SCIENTIFIC APPROACH TO ENHANCING BRAND EXPERIENCE BASED ON THE EMOTIONAL-EXPERIENCE SPECTRUM (EES) MODEL
This article introduces the Emotional-Experience Spectrum (EES) model, analyzing how consumers’ emotional relationships with brands evolve through four main stages for the first time: Neutrality, Interest, Emotional Connection and Inspiration. For each stage, the article presents actionable strategies, marketing tools, and expected outcomes. The EES model is proposed as an innovative method to strengthen brand experience and loyalty in Uzbekistan’s market context.
THE ROLE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF IMMUNE DISORDERS IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC LIVER LESIONS
Recent immunological and immunomorphological studies over the past three decades have significantly transformed our understanding of the pathogenesis of both acute and chronic liver diseases. It has been established that immune dysfunction plays a central role in the progression of liver pathology to chronic forms, primarily through the development of autoimmune reactions and destructive inflammatory processes. In viral hepatitis types B and C, notable shifts in T- and B-cell immunity are observed, including T-helper deficiency, altered helper/suppressor ratios, and excessive antibody production. Circulating immune complexes (CICs) contribute to hepatocyte injury and microcirculatory disturbances. Experimental models such as heliotrine-induced and autoimmune hepatitis closely replicate the immunopathology seen in clinical cases, including lymphoid tissue atrophy and immune imbalance. Despite advances, the role of thymus-spleen interactions in the immune response to hepatic injury remains insufficiently explored. Understanding these mechanisms is crucial for the development of targeted diagnostics and immunomodulatory therapies for chronic liver diseases.
MARKETING IN THE GREEN ECONOMY: STRATEGIES, TRENDS, AND IMPACTS
The green economy, characterized by sustainable development and minimal environmental impact, is reshaping traditional business models. This paper explores how marketing strategies are evolving in response to green economic principles. Through a literature-based qualitative approach, the study identifies key trends such as eco-branding, green consumer behavior, and sustainable product positioning. The findings indicate that businesses integrating sustainability into their core marketing functions not only enhance brand equity but also build stronger customer trust and loyalty. The paper concludes that green marketing is no longer optional but a strategic imperative in the modern economy.
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF IDIOMATIC STRUCTURES, MEANINGS, AND CULTURAL BACKGROUNDS IN ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN
This study investigates idiomatic expressions in English and Russian by examining their structural formats, interpretative meanings, and cultural references. The comparative exploration aims to reveal how deeply idioms are interwoven with cultural narratives, social habits, and linguistic frameworks. The article emphasizes the role of idioms in intercultural dialogue and translation practices.
DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNOLOGY FOR THE PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE AND CARBOXYMETHYL COMPOSITIONS FROM DOMESTIC RAW MATERIALS
This article is devoted to development of innovative technology for obtaining cellulose from cotton linnt and obtaining cellulose from cotton lint and on the basis of the development of chemical industry in the Republic of Uzbekistan. The study elaborates the optimal technological parameters for cellulose removal, analyzes its quality indicators and physicochemical properties. He also developed technology for production of carboxymethyl compositions, which are used as a stabilizing agent of drilling mixtures for oil and gas industry. The research results serve to increase cost efficiency, provide the local market with import-substituting products and create new jobs.
EFFECTIVE TECHNOLOGIES OF REMOTE CLEANING OF HEAT EXCHANGERS
Research works aimed at increasing the use and efficiency of collectors of flat solar water heaters in world renewable energy systems. Today, new methods to increase the efficiency of thermal energy generation are widely used by thermal power structures.The inner walls of boilers, steam boilers and heat exchanger pipes are exposed to salts in the water used over time. Several methods are used to clean the equipment. However, viewed from this perspective, the invention and development of an environmentally friendly, cost-effective, highly efficient method that does not affect metal is one of the top priorities.The article describes the types of dismantled and non-dismantled heat exchangers for cleaning and protection from pollution, as well as methods of cleaning heat exchangers, the degree of its pollution, construction, features of substances constituting the surface.
DEVELOPMENT OF AN EXPERIMENTAL UNIT FOR STUDYING THE PROCESS OF SURFACE MOISTURE REMOVAL BY HIGH-SPEED GAS FLOW IN APPARATUSES WITH PERFORATED ARC-SHAPED ELEMENTS
The paper presents the development of an experimental setup to study the process of removing surface moisture from bulk material particles using high-speed gas flow in apparatuses with perforated arc-shaped elements. The main parameters influencing the efficiency of the process, such as gas flow velocity, gas flow rate through perforated surfaces and concentration of solid particles, are described. The proposed plant design allows to adjust these parameters, which provides deep dewatering of materials, including polyethylene, polypropylene and SAN pellets, achieving moisture content as low as 0.01%. Experimental results demonstrate the possibility of eliminating thermal drying, which reduces energy consumption and costs.
ESP COURSES: GOAL-ORIENTED LEARNING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING
This article analyzes the role and importance of ESP (English for Specific Purposes) courses in the process of learning a foreign language, and considers effective methods of preparing language learners for professional fields using the ESP approach. It also provides information on the theoretical foundations of goal-oriented language learning, the formation of curricula and its practical application. The article contains thoughts on the advantages of the ESP methodology in language learning, its differences from traditional language learning, and its integration with modern educational technologies.
STRATEGIC PLANNING IN ENTERPRISES AND ITS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY
This article analyzes the fundamental changes in the management system in the context of digital transformation, new management approaches being formed under the influence of modern technologies, digital competencies and leadership skills of managers. The author evaluates digital transformation as a complex and strategic process that is fundamentally different from simple digitization. Data-based decision-making in the activities of organizations, the creation of flexible organizational structures and the formation of a digital culture are put forward as the main principles of today's management. As a result of the study, scientific and practical recommendations have been developed on the transformational approaches and corresponding managerial competencies necessary to increase management efficiency in the digital era.
THE ROLE OF THE SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL CLIMATE IN AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION IN CAREER GUIDANCE
Considering the choice of profession by students as a social process, the Teacher will also have to take into account their individual aspects in choosing a profession. To do this, it will also be necessary to take into account the gender, age and characteristics of young people.
METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING THE "ATOMIC PHYSICS" DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS IN ACADEMIC LYCEUMS BASED ON MODERN TECHNOLOGIES
This article analyzes the role of modern pedagogical technology in the educational process, especially its importance in effectively presenting to students topics that include complex and abstract elements, such as atomic physics.
THE SEMANTICS OF ENGLISH PHRASAL VERBS
This article explores the semantics of English phraseological verbs, commonly known as phrasal verbs, with reference to recent theoretical and empirical studies. Phraseological verbs pose challenges for both learners and linguists due to their idiomaticity, syntactic flexibility, and semantic opacity. The article investigates how these verbs convey meanings that go beyond the sum of their parts, analyzing patterns of compositionality, polysemy, and contextual inference. Through real-life examples and up-to-date linguistic theory, this paper aims to clarify the semantic behavior of phraseological verbs for applied linguists and educators.
THE ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION IN IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION
This article explores the concept of individual learning, highlighting its key advantages and the technological tools that support it. It delves into the innovative aspects of personalized educational approaches and examines the growing trend of independent-minded youth. The discussion emphasizes how individualized learning paths contribute to more effective and engaging education, promoting autonomy and personal growth.
THE DEVELOPMENT AND THEMATIC ANALYSIS OF GUNKIMONOGATARI (MILITARY-HISTORICAL TALES)
This article explores the origin and development of gunkimonogatari, a significant genre in Japanese literature that focuses on military-historical tales. Using “The Tale of the Heike” as a central example, the paper analyzes thematic and structural features of the genre, as well as the influence of samurai values and Buddhist philosophy in the literary context of the Kamakura period. The study contributes to understanding the literary and cultural ties between Japan and Uzbekistan.
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES OF FIGS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF THEIR PROCESSING
Figs are subtropical fruits that are consumed both fresh and in processed forms. This article provides information about the medicinal properties of figs and emphasizes the importance of their processing.
SMART MONITORING SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING THE AMOUNT OF MACROELEMENTS ENSURING HEALTHY PLANT GROWTH
This article provides information about sensors and automated systems based on artificial intelligence used to detect macroelements in soil in agriculture. In the Republic of Uzbekistan, the level of automation in the agricultural sector is developing at a moderate pace. The level of automation in Uzbekistan's agriculture is currently around 10-20%, and these technologies are mainly widely used in large farms and agrarian enterprises. In small and medium farms, these processes are still developing, and in the future, additional incentives and infrastructure development by the state are required to create more opportunities for them.
This article analyzes methods of measuring soil composition using a combination of Arduino and Soil NPK Sensors and displaying this data on an OLED display or through an Android application. The principles of operation of the Soil NPK Sensor, its technical specifications, and its integration with Arduino are thoroughly covered in this article.
THE USE OF DATA ANALYSIS FOR EARLY DETECTION OF PLANT DISEASES IN THE FIELD OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ROBOTICS
This scientific article explores the current state of using data analysis for the early detection of plant diseases, the challenges encountered, and strategies to overcome them. The study analyzes scientific literature, statistical data, international experiences, and practical initiatives. It identifies the advantages of artificial intelligence and data analysis in detecting plant diseases, as well as barriers to their application, such as data quality, infrastructure limitations, and a shortage of skilled professionals. Additionally, strategic measures are proposed to enhance efficiency, including expanding databases, optimizing machine learning algorithms, and fostering collaboration with agricultural stakeholders. The findings emphasize the critical role of data analysis in ensuring plant health and the need for a comprehensive approach to its broader adoption in this field.
THE IMPORTANCE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS IN TEACHING MATHEMATICS
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) systems into mathematics education is reshaping the way students learn and teachers instruct. AI tools offer a wide range of benefits, including automated problem solving, adaptive feedback, personalized learning experiences, and real-time assessment. This paper explores the educational value of AI systems in mathematics instruction by analyzing key technological components such as information extractors, reasoning engines, explainers, and data-driven modeling. The review draws upon recent studies and applications such as Photomath, GeoGebra, and intelligent tutoring systems (ITS) to highlight how AI enhances conceptual understanding, supports individual learning paths, and transforms classroom dynamics. By synthesizing findings from educational technology research, the paper also discusses future directions and challenges for integrating AI responsibly and effectively into teaching practices.
STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF TRANSITIVE AND INTRANSITIVE VERBS
The two types of nominalizations differ in various ways. One important distinction can be made by noting the type of verb found m the two nominalizations. The verb in a subject nominalization is intransitive while object nominalizations generally take transitive verbs.
MORAL AND AESTHETIC PRINCIPLES OF EASTERN THINKERS: APPLICATION IN MODERN EDUCATION
This article analyzes the possibilities of effective use of the rich scientific and spiritual heritage of our ancestors in the process of modern higher pedagogical education. In particular, the mechanisms for developing students' educational and cognitive activities, ways of applying the aesthetic and didactic views of Eastern thinkers to education are studied. The article highlights the didactic significance of scientific heritage in the formation of such qualities as patriotism, national pride, humanity and hard work in the younger generation. It also justifies the need to apply the aesthetic values of Eastern scholars in art education, the need to conduct special research and apply their results to the educational process.
THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT AND CONTEMPORARY TRENDS OF THE MORENA GENRE IN VISUAL ARTS
This article analyzes the formation and development stages of the morena genre in art history, as well as its place in contemporary visual art. Using examples from Dutch, English, and other artists, the aesthetic and technical features of the morena genre are examined, highlighting its new dimension enriched with ecological and social meanings.
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RANDOM FOREST, SVM, AND LSTM ALGORITHMS FOR THREAT DETECTION IN INTERNET DOMAINS
Detecting threats in internet domain data is critical for maintaining secure cyberspace and protecting users from cyber attacks. Traditional rule-based systems often fall short in handling the scale and evolving nature of such threats. Therefore, machine learning-based approaches have gained prominence due to their adaptability and pattern recognition capabilities. This research presents a comparative analysis of three widely used algorithms: Random Forest (RF), Support Vector Machine (SVM), and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM). The aim is to evaluate how effectively each model identifies malicious domains. The algorithms are assessed using performance metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall and F1-score. Our results indicate that while LSTM achieves the highest detection accuracy, it requires more computational resources and longer training time. On the other hand, Random Forest shows strong performance with faster execution, making it suitable for real-time applications. The Support Vector Machine performs reasonably well but is sensitive to feature scaling and may underperform on larger datasets. This comparative study provides valuable insights for researchers and security practitioners seeking effective solutions for automated domain threat detection.
STAGES OF THE FORMATION OF THE STATE LANGUAGE IN ANCIENT TURKISH WRITTEN MONUMENTS
This article examines the historical development of the language of ancient Turkic written monuments, especially their role in the system of state administration, the level of formality and literary features, based on a scientific approach. The study analyzes in detail the early written forms of the Turkic language, their functional role in the life of society, as well as the periodic stages of the process of its formation as a state language. These monuments are considered in close connection with the historical development of the language of the Turkic peoples, their written culture and political and cultural independence.
THE SYSTEM, FUNCTIONS AND PROCEDURES OF THE SUPREME AUTHORITIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF TURKEY
The 1982 Constitution of the Republic of Turkey (as amended up to 2017) establishes that the presidential system of governance is based on democratic principles. According to the Constitution, Turkey is a democratic, secular, and social state governed by the rule of law, founded on the indivisibility of the nation and the people. This article describes the constitutional structure of the Republic of Turkey based on the rule of law, legality, and justice, examining their interrelations and functioning.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS: AN INNOVATIVE BRIDGE TO AUTONOMOUS LANGUAGE LEARNING AND INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
This article discusses approaches to effective use of mobile applications in the process of learning a foreign language, some opportunities of using mobile apps for autonomous language learning as well as highlights their role in fostering intercultural communication. Through an article, there are some information given about user feedback, how to use the AI tools without a tutor or a teacher’s assistance. The paper concludes with practical recommendations for integrating mobile technologies into language education in ways that support both cross-cultural understanding and self-improvement.
INTERNET ADDICTION AS A FACTOR DISRUPTING SOCIAL INTERACTION AMONG ADOLESCENTS
This article examines the impact of internet addiction on the quality of adolescents’ social interaction. A quantitative study was conducted on a sample of 150 adolescents (aged 10–16 years) from the Osh and Jalal-Abad regions of the Kyrgyz Republic. The Young’s Internet Addiction Test (IAT) was used to assess the level of internet addiction, alongside a standardized scale for identifying social interaction problems. It was found that approximately 13–16% of adolescents exhibit a severe degree of internet addiction, and a substantial share of respondents experience difficulties in face-to-face communication. The data indicate that as the degree of addiction increases, measures of social skills deteriorate: the number of friends decreases and levels of social maladjustment rise. These results confirm previous findings that internet addiction is accompanied by social isolation and disruptions in interpersonal relationships. In conclusion, the consequences of the identified relationships are discussed, and recommendations for preventing internet addiction among adolescents are offered.
SCHOOL-BASED PSYCHO-EMOTIONAL SUPPORT PROGRAMMES AND THE PREVENTION OF PTSD IN DISPLACED CHILDREN
This study examined the impact of an eight-week school-based psycho-emotional support programme on the prevention of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in displaced children (n = 120; aged 7–11). The programme combined group art-therapy sessions, emotional self-regulation training, and guidance from school mentors. PTSD symptoms were measured with the Children’s Revised Impact of Event Scale (CRIES-13) and emotional-behavioural problems with the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) completed by parents and teachers. After the intervention, CRIES-13 scores declined significantly and SDQ scores showed reductions in emotional and behavioural difficulties. These findings support the effectiveness of a comprehensive school-based approach and provide practical recommendations for implementing similar programmes.
ENHANCING ENGLISH PROFICIENCY AND PROFESSIONAL SKILLS THROUGH A DIALOGIC APPROACH IN JOURNALISM EDUCATION
This quasi-experimental study evaluates the impact of a dialogic approach to teaching English on language proficiency and professional skills in journalism and mass communication education. Grounded in Bakhtin’s dialogism and Vygotsky’s sociocultural theory, the intervention involved 60 undergraduate students in Uzbekistan over 15 weeks. The dialogic group (n=30) engaged in interactive discussions, collaborative projects, and simulated journalism tasks, while the control group (n=30) followed a traditional curriculum. Results showed significant improvements in the dialogic group’s English proficiency (CEFR B2–C1) and skills in interviewing, writing, and multimedia production. Qualitative data highlighted enhanced engagement and translanguaging benefits. Findings underscore dialogic pedagogy’s potential to prepare journalists for global communication, offering implications for curriculum design in multilingual contexts. Keywords: dialogic pedagogy, English language teaching, journalism education, professional skills, multilingualism
THEORY AND METHODS OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES
This article examines the evolution of foreign language teaching methodologies, focusing on behaviorism, cognitivism, and constructivism and their influence on instructional approaches. It highlights the shift from traditional grammar-based methods to interactive, technology-enhanced learning. Emphasizing the role of meaningful communication, learner autonomy, and cultural awareness, the study underscores the need for adaptive, research-informed strategies to meet the demands of globalization and diverse learner needs.
REPLACING NAFTA WITH USMCA: ASSESSING THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF REGIONAL TRADE EVOLUTION IN NORTH AMERICA
This study evaluates the economic impact of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) on member countries, focusing on trade volumes, foreign direct investment (FDI), and GDP growth. Using post-USMCA data and comparative analysis with the former NAFTA framework, the study reveals moderate increases in trade and FDI, particularly in Mexico. While Canada and the U.S. experienced marginal benefits, Mexico's manufacturing sector notably expanded. The findings indicate that while USMCA modernizes trade relations and enhances digital and labor provisions, its economic benefits are unevenly distributed. Recommendations suggest policy harmonization and infrastructure development to optimize integration and equitable economic growth.
BIOECOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE RED BOOK FAMILY LAMIACEAE AND MEASURES FOR THEIR PROTECTION
This article provides information about the unique structure of representatives of the Lamiaceae family included in the Red Book of Uzbekistan, the species in need of protection, and the measures for their conservation.
EFFECTIVE WAYS OF SPIRITUAL AND MORAL EDUCATION BASED ON SOCIAL PARTNERSHIP IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
This article highlights the theoretical and practical aspects of the effective organization of the spiritual and moral education of students based on social partnership in extracurricular activities. The study analyzes the forms of social partnership existing in the education system of Uzbekistan, ways to achieve educational goals through them. It is scientifically substantiated that multilateral relations between the family, mahalla, school, non-governmental non-profit organizations, and cultural and educational institutions serve to increase the effectiveness of extracurricular activities. The article is based on social constructivism, the activity approach, and the methodology of systematic analysis. Based on the results of the experiment, the author reveals the structural model of extracurricular activities, the level of their educational influence, and their harmony with the social environment. In conclusion, pedagogical conditions and effective methods for organizing extracurricular activities based on social partnership are proposed.
EDUCATIONAL ISSUES OF THE FORMATION OF HUMAN SPIRITUALITY
The article analyzes the historical and philosophical foundations of some educational approaches in the process of forming individual spiritual culture. At the same time, the modern interpretation of enlightenment traditions in the formation of individual consciousness is highlighted on the example of the Jadid movement in Turkestan, and attention is paid to the legal, moral, religious, and cultural aspects of the issue.
IMPROVING THE MECHANISMS OF USING MODERN INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS AS A PEDAGOGICAL PROBLEM
This article explores the current challenges and pedagogical issues in the use of innovative technologies in teaching primary school students. Through a qualitative research approach involving classroom observations and teacher interviews, the study highlights the benefits and limitations of technology in the early stages of learning. Results suggest that while student engagement and learning outcomes improve with digital tools, lack of training and infrastructure remain serious obstacles. Recommendations are given for improving the mechanisms of integration to enhance the teaching-learning process.
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO THE TREATMENT OF THE POPOV–GODON PHENOMENON: A CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE AND PRACTICAL JUSTIFICATION
The Popov–Godon phenomenon represents a specific form of periodontal pathology in which, despite significant alveolar bone loss, the interdental papillae and gingival bridges remain intact, creating an illusion of periodontal stability. In traditional clinical practice, this condition is often regarded as an indication for the extraction of mobile teeth followed by prosthetic rehabilitation. However, contemporary trends in periodontology emphasize the need to explore less invasive and more organ-preserving treatment options.
This article examines alternative approaches to managing the Popov–Godon phenomenon, including the use of autologous plasma preparations (PRF/PRP), guided tissue regeneration, laser and photodynamic therapy, microimplants, and orthodontic tooth stabilization techniques. The case is made for a multidisciplinary and individualized treatment approach that may delay radical interventions and help preserve the functional integrity of the dentoalveolar system. Emphasis is placed on the regenerative potential of modern technologies and the importance of their integration into clinical protocols.
SCIENTIFIC AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF UTILIZING MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS IN DEVELOPING ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITIES
This article analyzes the significance of entrepreneurial activities in a market economy and the role of motivational factors in their development. It discusses methods for organizing effective entrepreneurial activities based on the entrepreneur’s individual characteristics, relationships with consumers, marketing research, and creative and innovative approaches.
THE ENGLISH AND UZBEK SCHOOL OF LITERARY TRANSLATION STUDIES AND ITS ROLE IN WORLD TRANSLATION STUDIES
This article examines the development and significance of the English and Uzbek schools of literary translation studies, highlighting their contributions to global translation scholarship. The English school, rooted in linguistic and structural approaches, has influenced translation theory through scholars like Eugene Nida and Peter Newmark. In contrast, the Uzbek school emphasizes cultural context and literary nuances, with scholars such as Gaybulla Salomov and Jumaniyoz Sharipov leading the way. By comparing these schools, the article underscores their unique methodologies and their impact on world translation studies.
MAIN PARAMETERS OF COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ERROR OF MODERN GAS METERS
Selection of an alternative option for gas flow meters through a comparative analysis of modern gas meters and the implementation of measures to reduce the errors of modern gas meters.
STUDY OF PRODUCT QUALITY CONTROL METHODS IN THE PRODUCTION OF A QUALITY PRODUCT
The essence of quality control of products in the production process is the production of high-quality products by checking measures and methods aimed at ensuring the high quality of manufactured products.
FORMATION OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN CHILDREN WITH MOTOR ALALIA BASED ON NEW TECHNOLOGIES
The article discusses modern technologies that contribute to the development of communication in children with motor alalia. The categories of digital and alternative means of communication (AAC), the possibilities of programs based on artificial intelligence, and the application of augmented and virtual reality in speech therapy practice are described. Conditions for the effective implementation of innovative tools in the educational process are presented, and research results on their application are analyzed.
MAIN FACTORS, TYPES, AND INDICATORS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH.
This article explores the main factors, types, and indicators of economic growth. It analyzes the internal and external drivers that influence economic development, including capital accumulation, technological progress, labor force dynamics, and institutional frameworks. The study also classifies economic growth into various types such as intensive and extensive growth, and evaluates key indicators like GDP, productivity, and income levels. Understanding these components is essential for policymakers and economists to develop effective strategies aimed at achieving sustainable and inclusive economic progress.
HISTORICAL-ETYMOLOGY CLASSIFICATION OF THE LEXICAL BOOK OF THE WORK “HISTORY OF FOUR NUTS”
This article studies the historical-etymological classification of toponyms, anthroponyms, hydronyms, and ethnonyms used in Mirzo Ulugbek’s “History of Four Nations”, identifies lexical-semantic groups of onomastic units used in the work “History of Four Nations”, sheds light on the semantics of onomastic units used in the work: anthroponym, toponym, ethnonym, hydronym, and other units, analyzes the level of use of Arabic, Persian-Tajik onomastic units used in the work. The article shows that the semantic field of toponyms is significant due to the study of their semantic field.
METHODOLOGY FOR TEACHING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS TO SOLVE LOGICAL PROBLEMS
This article examines an effective methodology for teaching primary school students to solve logical problems. The methods used to develop logical thinking, types of problems, and ways to integrate them into the lesson process are analyzed in detail. The importance of logical problems in the formation of critical thinking and creative approaches in students is also highlighted.
METHODOLOGY FOR FORMING A TEAM OF STUDENTS
This article covers a wide range of the process of forming a team of students, its pedagogical significance, methodological principles and methods of effective organization. Teamwork is an important tool in developing students ' social skills, collaborative culture, sense of responsibility. The article also examines the difficulties in the formation of a team and ways to overcome them.
NATIONAL PAYMENT SYSTEM OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN AND ITS PROSPECTS
The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan is responsible for the organization of the national payment system of our republic, ensuring its uninterrupted operation and development prospects. Therefore, today the State Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan is responsible for information technology, information protection and cybersecurity in the banking system. In order for the Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan to ensure and develop a high level of information security and cybersecurity of commercial banks, payment system operators and payment organizations, it is expedient to strengthen the information security of banking information and the payment system, widely introduce new concepts and technologies in the system, and ensure the application of their highly advanced standards in practice by the banking system based on the study of payment systems of developed countries. This situation determines the development and prospects of the national payment system.
IMPROVING ACCOUNTING AND AUDIT OF FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
The article were reweals e development of the global economy require large-scale investments, and in this process, the development of the securities market transforms savings into investments and creates opportunities for investment in sectors of the economy. All operations on the primary and resale of securities are carried out in securities trading systems through the stock exchange, electronic trading and unorganized trading systems. An increase in problem loans in the banking system has a negative impact on ensuring financial stability.
STEAM APPROACH IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATION: A MODERN PATH TO DEVELOPMENT
This article explores the role and significance of the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) approach in preschool education. The study analyzes how STEAM-based activities influence children’s creativity, thinking, and problem-solving abilities.
IMPROVED TEMPORARY DITCH DIGGING MACHINE
The article describes research on improving the temporary ditch digging device. In order to reduce the traction resistance of the trencher and dig a high-quality trench, flat discs are installed in front of the trencher at a distance of 18-20 cm from each other. During excavation, the slope of the temporary ditch was maintained at the required level due to the partial disintegration of the soil layer due to the rotational movement of the disk, and the issue of maintaining the uniformity of the side walls of the temporary ditch was addressed.
IMPROVED VINE BURYING MACHINE
This article presents an analysis of targeted research work aimed at developing resource-saving technologies and technical means for burying vines, the development of an energy-saving machine design that can bury vines at the required level with minimal damage, the justification of the parameters of its working bodies that ensure their operation at the level of agrotechnical requirements in the processes of interaction with vines and soil, as well as recommendations for developing a machine that can bury vines at the required level with minimal energy and resource consumption.
FEATURES OF STUDENTS' INDEPENDENT LEARNING ACTIVITY
This research studies the characteristics of students' independent learning activities. Independent learning, as an integral part of the modern education system, ensures students' activity in self-development and knowledge acquisition processes. The study examines the main components of independent learning, including motivation, goal setting, self-regulation, and time management. Students' independent learning contributes not only to academic skills but also to personal qualities development. Moreover, the role of modern technologies and resources available for students during the learning process is emphasized. During independent learning, students have the opportunity to explore their personal abilities, acquire new ideas, and master knowledge autonomously.
CONTENT AND TEACHING REQUIREMENTS OF THE SECTION "FOOD PREPARATION TECHNOLOGY" IN 7TH GRADE TECHNOLOGY LESSONS
This article discusses the content and requirements for teaching the section "Food Preparation Technology" in 7th grade technology lessons. Currently, pedagogical technology is not considered as a research in the field of technical means of teaching or computer use, but rather as a means of analyzing factors that increase educational efficiency, developing and using methods and materials, as well as evaluating the methods used, identifying the principles of the educational process and developing the most optimal ways. The management of general secondary education is planned from the bottom up, coordinated with the work process in all areas of education, determining the content of the work of all educational institutions and methods of applying them in the educational process.
DUAL EDUCATION FORM – AS A UNIT OF THEORY AND PRACTICE
This article describes the issues of organizing training based on a dual education format in the training of specialists in higher education institutions. Today, special attention is paid to the quality of training specialists in the higher education system, and to strengthen students' theoretical knowledge, it is appropriate to conduct practical training in enterprises or organizations based on a dual education format. This article presents the content of the unity of theory and practice in the form of dual education.
THE ROLE OF HYDROENERGY IN UZBEKISTAN’S ENERGY SYSTEM
More than 45 hydroelectric power stations are used to meet the national economy of the republic, including agriculture, and their age is 30-40 years or more.
Currently, the total installed power of power plants belonging to "Uzbekenergo" JSC is 14140 MW. Of them, 12,129 MW are due to thermal power plants and 1,878.7 MW are to hydropower plants. Natural gas, fuel oil, and coal are used as fuel in thermal power stations.
All the energy resources of Uzbekistan have developed operational resources, and their further use can lead to a decrease in the stability and efficiency of power plants.
THE ESSENCE AND IMPORTANCE OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
This article explores the content, essence, significance, and practical aspects of inclusive education. Inclusive education is a humanistic education system that ensures learning opportunities for children in need of special support alongside their typically developing peers. The article discusses various stages of educational integration (physical, functional, social) and their role in paving the way toward inclusive education. It also addresses the practical experience and efforts of defectologists in Uzbekistan aimed at developing inclusive education. The main idea presented in the article is to create equal opportunities for every child and to transform society into an integrated and humanistic system.
ISSUES OF MAINTAINING AN ARTISTIC IMAGE AND TONE IN TRANSLATION
Literary translation is not merely the process of rendering words from one language to another, but a complex creative act aimed at preserving the author's artistic intent, imagery, stylistic devices, and tone. In this context, not only the external form of the text (lexical and grammatical units) is important, but also its inner substance – aesthetic impact, emotional depth, semantic richness, and stylistic nuance. This is particularly true in the translation of poetic or dramatic works, where imagery and tone are key literary components requiring the translator’s deep philological knowledge and creative skill.
This article examines the challenges and strategies involved in preserving artistic imagery and the original tone in literary translation, especially when translating into the Uzbek language. It analyzes how to convey the semantic load of images, maintain stylistic devices such as metaphor, epithet, and personification, and retain the musicality of the text – including rhythm, intonation, pause, and other phonetic elements – within the stylistic system of the target language. The complexity of this process is explored using examples of poetic translations from German, Russian, and English into Uzbek. The article draws on theoretical and practical approaches in translation studies and analyzes the works of prominent Uzbek translators such as Erkin Vohidov, Uyg‘un, and Posho Ali Usmon. It concludes that preserving imagery and tone in translation is not merely a linguistic issue but also a matter of intercultural understanding and poetic aesthetics. The findings demonstrate the translator’s role as both an interpreter and a re–creator of the literary world in the target culture.
THE ROLE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN OVERALL EDUCATION
Physical education (PE) is an integral component of the holistic development of students. Its contribution transcends mere physical activity, supporting cognitive, emotional, and social development. This paper explores the multifaceted role of physical education within the broader context of educational systems. It assesses the influence of PE on academic performance, social integration, and lifelong health habits. The article synthesizes existing literature to underscore the significance of PE in fostering well-rounded individuals, proposing an interdisciplinary model of education that embeds physical activity at its core.
PRAGMATIST FEATURES IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK PROVERBS AND THEIR PRACTICAL APPLICATION
The function of proverbs as practical instruments in Uzbek and English discourse is examined in this article. It looks at the ways in which proverbs mediate social connections, reinforce cultural norms, and impart knowledge. In terms of their application in diverse social circumstances, their idiomatic and metaphorical frameworks, and the cultural values they represent, the study draws comparisons and contrasts between Uzbek and English proverbs. The essay illustrates the importance of proverbs in pragmatic conversation by examining them as indirect speech acts, providing important insights into how language operates in various cultural contexts. This comparative study highlights the significance of proverbs in intercultural communication and the common human experience they capture.
USE OF A PROJECT APPROACH TO DEVELOP EMPLOYEES' TALENTS
This article explores the significance of employing a project-based approach to enhance employees’ talents in contemporary organizations. It highlights how engaging employees in real-world projects improves their skills, motivation, and adaptability. The article analyzes modern practices and theoretical foundations behind project-based development and demonstrates its effectiveness in fostering professional growth and organizational success.
SPEECH AND ITS PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
The article provides a thorough analysis of the appearance of speech, the physiological basis of speech, the psychological description of types of speech, verbal and nonverbal forms of speech.
THE ROLE AND OPPORTUNITIES OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS
This article highlights the role of digital technologies in the modern educational process, their integration into the pedagogical process, their impact on the effectiveness of educational activities, and the opportunities expected in the future. It also analyzes the problems arising from the use of digital technologies and ways to overcome them.
REQUIEM: THEMES OF LOYALTY, LOSS, AND RELIGIOUS MOTIFS IN "I'LL BE MISSING YOU" BY PUFF DADDY FEAT. FAITH EVANS & 112
The musical composition “I'll Be Missing You” (1997), performed by Puff Daddy (now Diddy), Faith Evans and the 112 group, is not just a tribute to the deceased rapper The Notorious B.I.G. (Christopher Wallace), but also a symbol of modern musical elegy, in which the themes of loyalty, loss and religious faith are closely intertwined. hope. The composition combines elements of rap, gospel and pop culture, acting as a kind of requiem for a wide audience experiencing tragedy. This piece became a significant cultural phenomenon of the late 1990s and an example of musical mourning. This article examines the 1997 musical tribute "I'll Be Missing You" as a cultural requiem that blends personal grief with collective mourning.
FEATURES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTELLECTUAL SKILLS OF CHILDREN FROM SCHOOL AGE THROUGH STEAM TECHNOLOGY
In this article, the advantages of use of Steam education in the preschool education system and the features of the development of the intellectual skills of preschool children through this educational.
THE ROLE OF LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE IN THE FORMATION OF MORAL VALUES AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS
This article explores the role of language and literature in the educational process, focusing on their impact on the formation of moral values, psychological, and spiritual development of students. Examples of the use of literary works in educational programs and their influence on the development of emotional intelligence, critical thinking, and cultural identity are discussed. The article also highlights the connection between language development and personality formation. Special attention is paid to pedagogical methods aimed at integrating literary and linguistic aspects into the educational process to achieve harmonious student development.
METHODS OF TEACHING THE SUBJECT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BASED ON MULTIMEDIA APPLICATIONS
This article analyzes the importance of using multimedia applications, methods of using multimedia applications and their effectiveness in teaching artificial intelligence science based on multimedia applications. The influence of multimedia technologies on the learning process of students, the opportunities they create to increase interactivity and deeper assimilation of educational material are considered. In the era of digital technology development, methods of teaching artificial intelligence based on multimedia applications, their advantages and methods of practical application will be highlighted.
MODERN APPROACHES TO OPTIMIZING AND ENHANCING THE EFFICIENCY OF REGIONAL BANKS IN UZBEKISTAN
This article examines modern approaches to optimizing and enhancing the efficiency of regional banks in Uzbekistan. The study analyzes factors such as digitalization, ecosystem models, risk assessment methods, and financial inclusion. Practical examples from Uzbek banking practices are provided to demonstrate their contributions to regional economies. The results indicate that the introduction of AI, blockchain, and targeted products plays a decisive role in improving the competitiveness of banks. By combining regulatory reforms and technological innovations, the socio-economic potential of regional banks can be strengthened.
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH IN TEACHING RUSSIAN AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
This article explores the effectiveness of the communicative approach in teaching Russian as a foreign language. The study investigates how the use of interactive methods, real-life communication scenarios, and the development of oral speech competencies contribute to language acquisition. The paper also highlights experimental work that tested various communicative strategies in educational settings and presents methodological recommendations based on these findings. Emphasis is placed on the integration of innovative technologies and learner-centered practices. The results indicate that the communicative approach significantly enhances students’ speaking proficiency, motivation, and overall engagement in the learning process.
NITRATION OF 2,3- TRIMETHYLEN -3,4-DIHYDROQUINAZOLIN-4-ONES AND QUINAZOLINES
The nitration reactions of 2,3-polymethylene-3,4-dihydroquinazolin-4-one and quinazolines were studied . The reaction conditions for the substitution of hydrogen atoms in positions 6 and 8 of the aromatic ring were shown. It turned out that it is impossible to introduce a second nitro group into the quinazoline ring without using an excess amount of the nitrating mixture (1:4) and under relatively complex conditions (heating to 90-100 0C). The synthesized compounds were studied for the first time and it was found that such organic substances have biological activity. 2,3-Polymethylene-3,4-dihydroquinazolin-4-one was nitrated under special conditions to obtain several different nitro derivatives and their properties (reduction, substitution reactions) were studied. This nitration process was first carried out on three-ring quinazoline and quinazoline rings, and their properties were studied.
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT IN THE SYSTEM STRATEGIC MARKETING
Strategic marketing plays an important role in a market economy not only because it ensures effective harmony between supply and demand, but also because it triggers the process of economic development
THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS IN THE GAME ANTAGONISTIK'S MATHEMATICAL MODEL
the article analyzes the decision-making strategies based on the model of the process in reducing environmental risks theo antagonistic game of the game. The table opposite interests between the state and the achievement are expressed through the enterprise, and the optimal strategies are determined by the minimax metho maxi visited and also on the net. The existence of a point is investigated and conclusions and proposals for environmental policy are seddl developer. The result of study to make effective decisions your object in the server environment.
MATRIX GAMES-DOMINATION
This article analyzes the fundamental principles of game theory, focusing particularly on two-person zero-sum games, bluff strategies, and multi-stage games. Based on the works of leading scholars such as Bellman, Blackwell, Dresher, Ferguson, Kuhn, and Nash, the theoretical and practical aspects of strategic decision-making are examined. Special attention is given to concepts such as probability, equilibrium points (Gleichgewichtspunkt), and domination in identifying optimal strategies. The research reveals methods for achieving optimal outcomes in competitive and cooperative games.
EMERGENCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE THEME OF IBN SINA IN ENGLISH LITERATURE
This article explores the representation of Ibn Sina (Avicenna) in English literature, tracing the emergence and evolution of his image from early Orientalist works to modern historical fiction and academic interpretations. It analyzes how English authors have portrayed Ibn Sina as a symbol of wisdom, a bridge between East and West, and a figure of intellectual fascination. The article highlights shifts in thematic focus, narrative purpose, and cultural perception across different literary periods.
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA FOR INDEPENDENT LEARNING COMPETENCIES
This article explores assessment criteria for evaluating independent learning competencies in educational contexts. As learners increasingly engage in self-directed study, especially with digital and hybrid learning environments, educators must develop reliable indicators to assess autonomy, motivation, goal-setting, time management, resource use, and self-reflection. This paper reviews existing frameworks and offers practical criteria that align with cognitive, metacognitive, and affective domains of learning. Drawing on current research and classroom practices, it discusses implications for curriculum designers, instructors, and policy-makers. The findings emphasize the importance of transparent, multi-dimensional, and formative approaches to measuring independent learning competencies effectively.
THE ROLE OF HUMOR AND SATIRE IN SHAPING SOCIAL CRITICISM IN LITERARY WORKS
This article explores the use of humor and satire as powerful tools of social criticism in literary works. Through selected examples from both classical and modern literature, the study illustrates how authors use comedic elements to highlight societal flaws, challenge norms, and provoke reflection. Humor—whether through irony, parody, or satire—often serves not just to entertain, but to critique oppressive systems, hypocrisy, and injustice. The article argues that such literary techniques deepen engagement and broaden the reach of critical messages, making literature an effective medium of sociopolitical commentary.
EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION OF THE BRONTE SISTERS
The Bronte sisters, Charlotte, Emily, and Anne, were born in the early 19th century in the small village of Thornton, Yorkshire, England. Their father, Patrick Bronte, was a clergyman and their mother, Maria Branwell, died when the girls were young. The siblings were very close and spent much of their childhood creating imaginary worlds and writing stories together. They were also avid readers and were educated at home by their father, who encouraged their love of literature.
THE FUTURE OF ARABIC IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
This article explores the future of the Arabic language in the era of artificial intelligence (AI). It examines both the opportunities and challenges that AI technologies present for Arabic, a language rich in history, structure, and diversity. As AI continues to revolutionize fields like education, communication, and translation, it also demands adaptation and innovation from languages with complex morphology and wide dialectal variation like Arabic.
THE USE OF ANALYTICAL METHODS IN THE STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS IN AN ENTERPRISE
This article discusses the issues of strategic management, its effectiveness, management methods and organizational and economic mechanisms of management.
HIERARCHICAL STRUCTURE OF THE ANTHROPOCENTRIC SYMBOL SYSTEM
The anthropocentric symbol system is foundational to human meaning-making, encompassing symbolic hierarchies from perceptual experience to abstract philosophical constructs. This study explores these hierarchies using semiotics, cognitive linguistics, and cultural anthropology, emphasizing examples from Uzbek cultural practices. The analysis reveals five key symbolic levels—perceptual, linguistic, cognitive, cultural, and meta-symbolic—and illustrates how each depends on human perception and cultural frameworks. Cultural examples such as Uzbek proverbs, embroidery patterns, and epics like Alpomish highlight how symbols are embedded and transmitted across levels. The findings underscore the recursive nature of human symbolic systems and their role in constructing and navigating reality.
INTEGRATIVE APPROACH AS A KEY CONDITION FOR THE FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF PHYSICS AND TECHNOLOGY TEACHERS IN THE CONTEXT OF EDUCATIONAL REFORMS IN UZBEKISTAN
The article is devoted to topical issues of implementing an integrative approach in the professional training of physics and technology teachers in the context of modern educational reforms and the development tasks of the "New Uzbekistan". The necessity of this approach for the formation of a holistic scientific worldview, practical skills and professional competencies in future teachers that meet the requirements of the country's innovative development and the goals of the state educational policy is substantiated. The role of pedagogical integration, interdisciplinary connections (especially between physics and technology) and didactic synthesis in the development of a competent personality of a future teacher who is able to work effectively in the context of modernization of school education is revealed. Particular attention is paid to the formation of general technological competence in technology teachers as an invariant component of their professionalism, as well as the preparation of teachers for the practical implementation of integrative processes in schools of Uzbekistan. The article is addressed to specialists in the field of pedagogical education, methodologists and managers interested in improving the quality of training of teaching staff.
FEATURES OF TEACHING PHYSICS AT SCHOOL
The article discusses key aspects of improving teaching methods: activating students' cognitive activity, the role of a physical experiment, developing independence and motivation, rethinking the approach to solving problems as a tool for learning, deepening intra-subject connections and transforming the role of a teacher into an organizer of the educational process. The need to adapt physics teaching to modern challenges and goals of state educational policy is substantiated. The paper also presents research methods, including the analysis of regulatory documents, scientific and pedagogical literature and advanced pedagogical experience.
EPISTEMOLOGICAL VIEWS OF AHMAD ZAKI VALIDI IN THE PROCESS OF HISTORICAL KNOWLEDGE
This article focuses on the epistemological views of Ahmad Zaki Validi in the process of historical knowledge. Validi's approach to history, source criticism, and historical knowledge is directly linked to fundamental issues in contemporary historiography. His emphasis on a critical relationship with historical sources and the need to analyze concepts such as humanity, nation, culture, and civilization from an epistemological perspective presents a comprehensive approach to understanding history. Validi’s complex methodology that combines rational and traditional knowledge systems, the meticulous selection and analysis of sources, and his attempt to analyze historical reality from the perspective of the "national subject" has practical and theoretical significance in overcoming methodological shortcomings in Uzbek historiography today. The article also explores how Validi's paradigm can offer a holistic, national, and intellectual approach to understanding historical processes.
THE IMPACT OF TASK-BASED LEARNING ON FOREIGN LANGUAGE
This article explores the impact of Task-Based Learning (TBL) on foreign language acquisition. Task-Based Learning emphasizes the use of real-world tasks to promote language skills through meaningful communication. Unlike traditional grammar-based methods, TBL focuses on learner-centered activities that enhance fluency, motivation, and communicative competence. The paper examines how task-based strategies improve vocabulary retention, speaking proficiency, and learner autonomy in second language acquisition.
TRIGONOMETRIC EQUATIONS AND SOLVING METHODS
This in the article trigonometric equations solution non-standard methods about information given . Including both sides of the equation side one kind trigonometric to the function multiplication , both towards one odd number or one kind trigonometric function add and subtraction , proportion , mathematics analysis of elements , vectors scalar from the product use about information given and visols undress shown .
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INNOVATIVE WORLDVIEW IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS
The article covers the role and significance of the formation of an innovative worldview in the modern educational system. Through the development of innovative thinking, it is achieved to improve students ' independent thinking, problem solving and new decision-making skills. The article analyzes the main areas of implementation of innovations in education, as well as ways to expand the worldview using creative thinking and digital technologies. The author also shows the possibilities of nurturing a competitive, creative personality through the use of innovative approaches in the educational process.
DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHER INNOVATION ACTIVITY
This article discusses the factors and stages of the development of teacher innovation, educational innovations, conditions and criteria for modernization of the education system, types of educational innovations.
The views of Western scientists on the organization of innovative processes in higher education institutions and the classification of innovations are presented.
THE IMPACT OF PROFESSIONAL DEFORMATION ON THE TEACHER'S PERSONALITY
This article explores the specific nature of teaching as a profession, the concept of professional deformation, and its psychological, communicative, and developmental impact on teachers. It analyzes the main causes, manifestations, and consequences of professional deformation. Additionally, the article suggests effective measures for preventing and mitigating this issue. Emphasis is placed on the importance of maintaining teachers’ mental stability and supporting their professional capacity.
TEACHER'S PROFESSIONAL DEFORMATION AND ITS IMPACT ON RELATIONSHIPS WITH STUDENTS
This article analyzes the professional deformation of a teacher and its impact on relationships with students. Professional deformation is a negative change in the teacher's pedagogical activity, leading to psychological and emotional fatigue, loss of motivation, and a decrease in pedagogical abilities. These conditions negatively affect the teacher's sincerity towards students, pedagogical approaches, and teaching methodology. The article considers the causes of professional deformation, its impact on relationships with students, as well as methods for eliminating professional deformation. Professional deformation can be prevented by providing psychological support, professional development and effective support to teachers. Such approaches increase the effectiveness of the educational process.
STRESS AND EMOTIONAL REGULATION IN SIMULTANEOUS INTERPRETATION
This article explores the relationship between stress and emotional regulation in the context of simultaneous interpretation—a cognitively demanding and emotionally intense profession. Drawing on insights from psychology and neuroscience, the study investigates how acute and chronic stress affect interpreters' cognitive performance and emotional stability. The paper discusses the neurobiological mechanisms underlying stress responses and emotional regulation, the impact of high-pressure interpreting environments, and practical coping strategies used by professionals. The findings underscore that emotional regulation is not only a psychological skill but also a critical professional competency required for resilience and sustainability in the field of interpretation.
IMPORTANCE AND CONTENT OF TREATMENT CULTURE IN TEACHING ACTIVITIES
This article examines in detail the culture of treatment and the role and importance of pedagogical psychology in the activities of the teacher. The culture of treatment includes the speech culture, respect, patience and communicative abilities of the educator. And pedagogical psychology is aimed at taking into account the individual characteristics of students, managing stress and increasing motivation. In the modern educational process, these skills are important in ensuring the psychological well-being of students and improving the quality of Education.
TYPOLOGY AND LEXICOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION OF TOURISM TERMS IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES
Theoretical lexicography studies the history of lexicography, types of dictionaries, requirements for dictionaries, critical analysis of existing dictionaries, practical lexicography deals with the study, collection, improvement and consumption of a particular word group. Practical lexicography involves the application of general theoretical foundations and rules of lexicography in the process of creating a dictionary.
EXPANSION OF UZBEKISTAN'S ECONOMIC TIES WITH RUSSIA
Economic cooperation, mutual exchange, historical and cultural dialogues, mutual agreements and treaties between Uzbekistan and Russia were covered and analyzed based on sources. The article touched upon the mutual cooperation between Uzbekistan and Russia in the economic, social, and cultural spheres.
ERROR CORRECTION TECHNIQUES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING
This article examines the role of error correction techniques in English language teaching, emphasizing their impact on improving linguistic accuracy and fluency. It explores various correction strategies, such as immediate and delayed feedback, explicit and implicit correction, and the use of self- and peer-correction. The discussion is supported by cognitive and linguistic theories that explain how these techniques influence language acquisition. Additionally, the article highlights best practices for teachers, stressing the importance of maintaining a balance between correction and encouragement to sustain student motivation. By reviewing relevant research and practical applications, this article provides educators with effective approaches to handling errors in language learning while fostering a supportive and engaging classroom environment.
DIGITAL PEDAGOGY: THE ROLE AND EFFECTIVENESS OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE LEARNING PROCESS AS A NEW STAGE IN MODERN EDUCATION
This article discusses the role of digital pedagogy in the modern education system, its development stages, and its impact on the learning process. It analyzes the role of digital technologies in enhancing students' knowledge, enabling teachers to work more efficiently, and improving education quality through interactive environments. The paper also addresses challenges in mastering digital tools and offers suggestions for overcoming them.
SOLVING ECONOMIC PROBLEMS USING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
This article highlights the role and importance of differential equations in modeling modern economic processes. It analyzes time-dependent economic indicators such as population growth, price dynamics, investment efficiency, and changes in production volume using mathematical models. The application of first-order differential equations is demonstrated using real examples such as the Solow economic growth model, the Malthus population model, and the price equilibrium model. In addition, the process of accumulating interest on a bank deposit savings strategy is modeled using a differential equation. The graphs presented in the article visually illustrate the changes in economic indicators over time. At the end of the study, the use of differential equations as an effective tool in economic analysis and forecasting is emphasized.
THE FEATURES OF JAPAN'S INNOVATION SYSTEM AND THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INNOVATIONS IN PRODUCTION
Japan has long been recognized as a global leader in innovation, known for its advanced technology, efficient production systems, and continuous improvement practices. The country’s innovation system is characterized by strong government support, industry-academia collaboration, and a corporate culture that prioritizes research and development (R&D). This article explores the key features of Japan's innovation system and its successful implementation of innovations in production. The study also examines Japan’s industrial policies, the role of major corporations, and the impact of innovation on economic growth.
FORMATION OF SPEECH ETHICS AND CULTURE OF PEOPLE IN INTERRELATIONSHIPS
This article focuses on the issues of speaking in a literary language, eloquence, eloquence, and sincere communication, which are specific and appropriate for humans, based on the language rules of each language, and the work being done in this regard, in accordance with the historical and spiritual heritage of our people, and the issues of forming and educating young people.
LEXICAL BORORWINGS IN ERGONOMICS BASED ON ELECTRONIC MEDIA IN UZBEK
This article explores how foreign borrowings, especially English terms, are used in naming online media and services. It focuses on how internet ergonyms - names of online shops, platforms, and media pages - reflect globalization and modern branding. the lexical borrowings in the field of ergonomics based on electronic media in the Uzbek language are analyzed. Special attention is paid to foreign-origin terms such as magic safari, magic mama, supermarket, minimarket, office, official, and others that have entered the Uzbek lexicon through advertisements, digital platforms, and everyday usage. The study explores the semantic adaptation, phonetic assimilation, and functional roles of these borrowed words in the modern Uzbek linguistic landscape. The influence of globalization and media on the enrichment and transformation of the Uzbek vocabulary is also examined. The research highlights how these borrowings reflect socio - cultural trends and affect language norms, especially in commercial and technological domains.
Ways to improve the mechanism of state support for the localization of industrial production
This article aims to study the regional aspects of import substitution in the process of integrating the regions of Uzbekistan into the system of global economic relations, to highlight the issues of economic policy and state support aimed at import substitution by the government of the republic in order to protect domestic industrial producers and replace imported goods and technologies with competitive products produced in our country.
DEVELOPING ENGLISH COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE IN NON-PHILOLOGY STUDENTS
This article investigates innovative strategies to develop English communicative competence among students who are not majoring in philology. As English continues to dominate academic and professional communication worldwide, it becomes essential that non-philology students gain the ability to use English effectively in real-life contexts. The study presents findings from an experiment conducted with students of technical fields, demonstrating how modern, interactive, and context-driven methodologies significantly enhance speaking and listening skills compared to traditional approaches. The research highlights the importance of applying content-based instruction, practical language tasks, and the integration of digital tools into classroom practices.
SOCIO-ECONOMIC LIFE OF THE KHANATE OF KHIVA
The largest city of Khorezm or the Khiva Khanate was Khiva (modern Uzbekistan) — its capital from the beginning of the 17th century until 1920. In ancient times, the city was called Khiyvak. Since its foundation, Khiva was a link on the trade route between the East and the West. New Urgench was built under Abulgazi Khan in the 17th century.
TIME MANAGEMENT COMPETENCIES AND THEIR IMPACT ON PEDAGOGICAL LEADERSHIP
This article explores the critical link between time management competencies and pedagogical leadership in educational settings. It highlights how effective time management enhances a school leader’s capacity to foster teaching and learning excellence. By examining the core competencies, practical applications, and common challenges, this paper offers a holistic view of how time management empowers leaders to prioritize instruction, support teachers, and drive academic improvement.
MORAL ASPECTS OF THE NARRATIVES IN IMAM BUKHARI’S SAHIH
This article analyzes the role of the stories from Imam al-Bukhari’s Sahih in shaping the moral and spiritual values of youth. Special attention is given to how virtues such as justice, patience, honesty, and generosity are cultivated through these narratives. The importance of Islamic teachings and Imam al-Bukhari’s hadiths in the upbringing of modern youth is highlighted. The article also explores ways to foster humanity, responsibility, and piety through these stories. The findings demonstrate the significant role of Islamic heritage in ensuring the spiritual maturity of young generations.
ENHANCING ENGLISH CERTIFICATE PREPARATION STRATEGIES FOR UZBEK STUDENTS: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL ASSESSMENT READINESS
The growing emphasis on English proficiency certification in Uzbekistan has created an urgent need for effective preparation strategies tailored to local students' needs. This article examines current practices and proposes evidence-based approaches for preparing Uzbek students for national English certificates. To analyze the effectiveness of existing certificate preparation methods and develop comprehensive strategies that address the specific challenges faced by Uzbek students in English proficiency assessments. A mixed-methods approach was employed, including surveys of 100 students across 4 groups in lyceum, interviews with 10 English teachers, and analysis of certificate examination results from 2022-2024.
SHAPE RECOGNITION IN NOISY IMAGES USING AI ALGORITHMS
This study investigates the application of artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms for robust shape recognition in noisy binary images, addressing challenges in medical imaging (e.g., organ segmentation in MRI scans), industrial inspection (e.g., defect detection in automotive parts), and remote sensing (e.g., object identification in satellite imagery). Three AI-based methods—Hough Transform (HT), Fourier Descriptors (FD), and Zernike Moments (ZM)—were implemented and evaluated using Python-based tools (OpenCV, Mahotas). Experimental results demonstrate that Zernike Moments achieve the highest accuracy (95%) in high-noise conditions, Fourier Descriptors excel in reconstructing complex contours, and Hough Transform is fastest for detecting basic geometric shapes. A hybrid approach integrating these methods with deep learning, such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), is proposed to enhance accuracy and scalability.
ISSUES OF KINORASSOM CREATIVITY IN ART EDUCATION
This article will study the problems of art education, modern processes in fine and Applied Arts, the promising development of national and world art education.
INTEGRATING MODERN TECHNOLOGIES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING: INNOVATIONS, CHALLENGES, AND PEDAGOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
The 21st century has witnessed a rapid transformation in the landscape of English language teaching (ELT), propelled by the integration of digital technologies. This article examines the innovations, challenges, and pedagogical perspectives related to using modern technologies in ELT. Drawing from a combination of theoretical insights and practical examples—including classroom experience from Uzbekistan—this paper evaluates the impact of online platforms, mobile applications, learning management systems (LMS), virtual reality (VR), and artificial intelligence (AI) in fostering student engagement and language proficiency. The article also highlights the digital divide, teacher preparedness, and ethical concerns surrounding the use of technology in ELT.
IRAN AND CENTRAL ASIA:COMPARATIVE-POLITICAL ANALYSIS OF INTERESTS
This article is dedicated to comparative-political analysis of interests between Iran and Central Asian countries. It is obviously seen that Iran had made attempts in its foreign policy to set up regionalist agenda in CA and develop relations, mainly concentrated in common cultural and economic prospects. Moreover, from Iran’s perspective, the lever of counteraction of avoiding the US-led containment system is to promote bilateral and multilateral relations with CA, and this is strengthened by coming up with diverse efficacious projects including oil pipeline of Kazakhstan- Turkmenistan- Iran and railway communication. It also covers Iran’s interactions with regional associations, such as SCO with the intention of enhancing closer ties with the Commonwealth of Independent States and obtaining the support of China and Kazakhstan. Furthermore, higher level of relationship between these countries can be elucidated by being in ethno-cultural proximity, particularly Iran and Tajikistan and presence of bilateral economic and cultural interests. To clarify, it is observed in Iran’s political activity that Tajikistan should act as a part of “Aryan unity” concept. The authors consider that Iran forms a “gateway” for CA to the World Ocean, at the same time it assists them to reach world markets by the means of Iran’s shortest routes. In this analytic network, in the process of organizing regional integration it should be taken into consideration the perceptible role of China. Precisely, Chinese strategy “One Belt, One Road” which is described as a modern incarnation of the Silk Road incorporates Iran and Central Asia. In this partnership, Iran takes on a prominent role in being transit. Briefly, Iran excluded a prospect of export of Islamic revolution to the region so that Iran can evade short-sightedness of relationship remaining “multivectored" foreign policy and an equally profitable method of treatment with Central Asian countries.
VALUE ORIENTATIONS AND EVALUATIVE SEMANTICS IN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
This article delves into the axiological dimensions of language, concentrating on how values and evaluative meanings are conveyed and understood within linguistic units, especially proverbs. It analyzes the foundational theories of value perspectives, their hierarchical organization, and their influence on human conduct and worldview. Drawing upon the works of renowned Russian linguists like Apresyan, Arutyunova, Telia, and others, this paper explores the relationship between evaluation, connotation, and the semantic framework of language. It particularly highlights the evaluative aspect within phraseological units and proverbs, which embody culturally ingrained attitudes and shared experiences. The research underscores that language not only communicates cognitive content but also contains emotional and axiological significance, thereby playing a crucial role in cultural transmission and social interaction.
SOCIO-ECONOMIC, POLITICAL CHANGE IN THE LIFE OF UZBEKISTAN AND SOCIETY IN THE POST-INDEPENDENCE PERIOD
This article is dedicated to the achievements of our independence, social, economic, political, legal reforms, achievements and results, achievements, and developments in the field of education, economic indicators, health care, dedicated to the rational policy of I.A.A. Karimov.
SPOUSAL RELATIONS IN ISLAM: RIGHTS, DUTIES, AND CODE OF CONDUCT
This article explores the relationship between husband and wife in terms of rights, duties, and ethics based on Islamic sources. Drawing upon verses from the Holy Qur’an and authentic hadiths, it analyzes the responsibilities of the husband, the rights of the wife, and the sexual, spiritual, financial, and social obligations within marriage. Inspired by the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), the article highlights key Islamic values such as patience, compassion, honesty, obedience, and kind treatment. It also addresses threats to family stability such as divorce, jealousy, harshness, and impatience. This scholarly work offers an Islamic perspective on resolving contemporary family issues.
ARTISTIC AND SOCIAL INTERPRETATION OF THE IDEAS OF NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS, ENLIGHTENMENT AND REVIVAL IN THE WORK OF ABDURAUF FITRAT
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the ideas of national awakening, educational advancement, and self-awareness embedded in the works of Abdurauf Fitrat, a prominent figure in the history of Uzbek enlightenment. Fitrat’s writings represent significant sources imbued with a powerful spirit of enlightenment, reflecting a deep understanding of the socio-political challenges of his time, reminding the people of their national identity, and encouraging spiritual revival. Through an examination of literary and journalistic works such as “Debate”, “An Evening Incident”, and “A Statement by an Indian Traveler”, the study highlights Fitrat’s views on awakening public consciousness, developing science, shaping a modern educational system, and liberating the nation from colonial oppression. Particular attention is given to his efforts to restore national pride through language, religion, history, and culture. Fitrat’s ideas hold significant socio-cultural value not only for his own era but also for contemporary generations, serving as a rich heritage that fosters national identity, intellectual maturity, and civic consciousness. By exploring the contemporary relevance of Fitrat’s legacy, this article contributes to the broader discourse in Uzbek literature and intellectual history.
ADOPTING JAPAN’S INNOVATION BLUEPRINT: A ROADMAP FOR UZBEKISTAN’S INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
Japan has long been recognized as a global leader in innovation, renowned for its advanced technology, efficient production systems, and continuous improvement practices. The country’s innovation system is underpinned by robust government support, strong collaboration between academia and industry, and a corporate culture that emphasizes long-term investment in research and development (R&D). This article explores the distinctive features of Japan's innovation system, highlights its practical implementation in production, and discusses how these approaches can serve as valuable models for Uzbekistan's own industrial innovation and modernization.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS’ ENGLISH SPEECH SKILLS THROUGH MNEMONIC EXERCISES
The student's readiness and experience, explicit guidance on how to look for material in their long-term memory, and the criteria for adding it to the system of previously learned information all affect how effective language acquisition is. In order to determine the relative positions of the components that comprise the whole, it is also advisable to employ grouping, categorization, conditional part division, schematization, and systematization techniques while teaching languages.
ANALYSIS OF IBRAHIM YAZIJI'S INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO ARABIC GRAMMAR IN THE CONTEXT OF THE NAHDA
This article investigates the innovative dimensions of Ibrahim Yaziji's methodology for teaching Arabic grammar during the Nahda period (the Arab Renaissance). It scrutinizes the underlying reasons for reforming traditional linguistics, which was often characterized by its complexity and disengagement from the living language. A central focus of the analysis is Yaziji's commitment to maximizing the simplicity of presentation, evidenced by his clear language and his reform of cumbersome terminology. The study examines the integration of morphology and syntax in his works, as well as his selective approach to the scope of grammatical material. Particular attention is given to his re-evaluation of the classification of parts of speech and the category of manṣūbāt, which demonstrates a more semantically oriented analysis. The systematic unification of related topics and the reliance on practical examples are highlighted as significant pedagogical innovations introduced by Yaziji. The article concludes that his contributions culminated in the creation of a more accessible, logical, and contemporary system for learning the Arabic language, which profoundly influenced the subsequent development of Arabic linguistics.
INTERACTIVE TEACHING PREPARATION FOR PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY IN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
his article discusses the use of interactive educational technologies in higher education institutions as a factor in preparing students for professional activity.
BIOLOGY EDUCATION, TEACHINGS OF ABU ALI IBN SINO AND CURRENT ISSUES OF ORGANIZING INNOVATIVE APPROACHES
The article covers current issues related to innovative approaches to teaching biology based on the teachings of Abu Ali ibn Sina, effectively using the didactic possibilities of education. It also describes the methods for improving the teaching methodology of biology to students in grades 10-11 of secondary education institutions.
THE CONTENT OF STRUCTURING HEALTHY LIFESTYLE SKILLS IN FUTURE BIOLOGY TEACHERS
This article emphasizes the importance of valeological skills of a biology teacher, the application functions and modern pedagogical possibilities of biology teaching methods. Innovative teaching activities aim to increase biological knowledge and exchange of ideas.
SEMANTIC AND LEXICOGRAPHIC FEATURES OF MODERN BUSINESS TERMS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
The globalization of economic systems has accelerated the integration of English business terms into other languages, including Uzbek. This article investigates the semantic and lexicographic features of modern business terminology in both English and Uzbek languages. Through a comparative analysis, it explores how business terms are adapted, defined, and used in each language, with attention to translation strategies, cultural influence, and lexicographic representation. The findings contribute to a better understanding of how business language evolves in a bilingual and bicultural context.
UZBEK NATIONAL VALUES AND THEIR EXPRESSION IN ENGLISH TRANSLATION
This article researches the challenges and importance of translating Uzbek national values and cultural elements into English. It examines the intricate relationship between language, culture, and translation, highlighting how cultural differences can pose substantial challenges to the translation process.
DEVELOPING SPEAKING SKILLS OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS BASED ON COGNITIVE APPROACH
The article elaborates on the role and impact of cognitive strategies on student motivation, classroom learning, and the formation of oral speech. The article emphasizes the importance of scaffolding in instructing students of varying capacities so that they are able to receive assistance for those who need it and challenges for those more capable. From empirical evidence, the article demonstrates that approaches such as cognitive apprenticeship, case-based learning, and the use of cognitive maps promote classroom involvement, performance, and reflection. It further speaks of the difficulties entailed in the utilization of such strategies, the need for professional development and institutional commitment, and argues that cognitive strategies and assessment tools together constitute a full framework for the improvement of oral speech capacity as well as overall communicative capacity.
THE IMPACT OF BLOCK PROGRAMMING ENVIRONMENTS ON STUDENTS' ERROR ANALYSIS SKILLS
This paper discusses the comparative error-correcting ability of block codes such as Hamming, Golay, BCH, and Reed-Solomon codes. The introduction emphasizes the importance of ensuring reliable data transmission under real-world interference conditions such as thermal noise, multipath propagation, and impulse interference. Methods for improving noise immunity are discussed, including convolutional and block coding. The paper presents analytical formulas for calculating the probability of errors in decoded messages using various codes. The calculation results confirm that the error-correcting ability depends on the code parameters and the error probability in the channel. A study is conducted on the efficiency of codes in the presence of burst errors of different lengths, including conditions under which decoding remains successful. The paper emphasizes that the choice of the optimal code is determined by the specifics of the telecommunication system and the characteristics of the communication channel.
THE ROLE OF THE CLASS TEACHER IN THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM AT SCHOOL
In the system of educational work at school, the role of the class leader is very important and multifaceted. The head of the class is one of the central figures of the educational process, which not only organizes the learning process of students, but also plays an important role in their educational development, the formation of social skills, as well as the establishment of effective communication between school and parents. In the system of Educational Affairs, the activities of the class leader serve to develop the personal qualities of students, adapt them to the social environment and form in society as active citizens.
EMPLOYMENT AND HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF A GREEN ECONOMY
This article examines issues related to employment and the development of human capital in the context of the green economy. The green economy is an approach that both protects the environment and promotes economic growth. The paper focuses on the growth of human capital through the creation of new jobs, development of professional skills, and the implementation of green technologies.
THE ROLE OF ADJECTIVES IN THE LANGUAGE SYSTEM
This article analyzes the role of the adjective word class in the language system, its relationship with other word classes, lexical-semantic and grammatical features. At the same time, the similarities and differences of the adjective word class in English and Uzbek, the degrees of adjectives, their types according to meaning, their function in a sentence, and a comparative analysis in English and Uzbek are shown.
PRAGMALINGUISTIC ASPECT OF PUNCTUATION IN CORPUS LINGUISTICS
This article examines the pragmalinguistic functions of punctuation marks based on corpus linguistics. Using examples and statistical data, it analyzes how punctuation conveys the author's intent.
TEACHING PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS MORAL EDUCATION IN AN E-LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
The article examines the features of moral education of primary school students in the context of e-learning. The advantages and possible risks of using digital technologies to form moral qualities of children are analyzed. The methods and techniques of pedagogical work aimed at developing moral values and ethical behavior of students in the digital environment are presented.
THE EFFECTS OF RADIOACTIVE RADIATION ON LIVING TISSUES
Radioactive radiation is a powerful physical factor that exerts both direct and indirect effects on living tissues. Alpha, beta, and gamma radiation interact with matter by ionizing atoms and molecules, which causes significant damage to cellular structures. Ionizing radiation is particularly hazardous as it can break DNA strands, induce genetic mutations, disrupt the cell cycle, and trigger apoptosis. These processes may lead to the development of cancer, immune system suppression, hematologic disorders, and other serious pathologies
This topic provides a comprehensive analysis of the types of radioactive radiation, their physical characteristics, and their molecular mechanisms of interaction with biological tissues. It also examines short- and long-term exposure effects, sensitivity variations based on age and genetics, and the cumulative risks of radiation. The scientific insights from this analysis contribute to improving preventive strategies, enhancing diagnostic and therapeutic approaches, and ensuring radiation safety. Additionally, the topic covers protective equipment, individual dosimetry, cellular resistance mechanisms, and international safety regulations.
USE OF WORDS SPECIFIC TO SPEAK IN MOTHER LANGUAGE LESSONS BY PRIMARY GRADE STUDENTS
This scientific article analyzes the importance of preventing the use of dialect words in native language lessons by primary school students. The article examines the impact of dialect words on students' written and oral speech. Dialect words often lead to ambiguous and random use of language, which prevents students from fully and clearly expressing their thoughts. In addition, the article analyzes the negative impact of the use of dialect words on speech culture, what obstacles this problem creates in the development of students' scientific and literary speech, as well as what approaches exist to overcome this problem. The importance of teachers' language teaching methods, the rejection of dialect words and the development of scientific speech by teaching students scientific and precise speech is emphasized.
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF FINANCING SMALL BUSINESSES AND PRIVATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN UZBEKISTAN
This article discusses issues of financing small businesses and private entrepreneurship. An economic analysis of financing small businesses and private entrepreneurs operating in the regions of the Republic of Uzbekistan, scientific proposals and practical recommendations are provided.
FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO IMPROVE MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY
This article explores various international case studies and practices where artificial intelligence (AI) technologies have been successfully implemented to enhance management efficiency. It analyzes how AI-driven tools such as machine learning, automation, and data analytics optimize decision-making, streamline operations, and improve resource allocation in organizations across different sectors. The study highlights best practices, challenges, and the impact of AI adoption on managerial performance, offering valuable insights for policymakers and business leaders aiming to leverage AI for operational excellence.
FREIGHT FLOW SIMULATION AND OPTIMIZATION ON THE UZBEKISTAN–KYRGYZSTAN–CHINA RAILWAY USING AGENT-BASED MODELING
In the era of globalized trade and interconnected supply chains, efficient freight transportation systems are essential for economic growth. Central Asia’s geographic position between Europe and East Asia offers unique opportunities to develop strategic land-based corridors. The proposed Uzbekistan–Kyrgyzstan–China (UKC) railway is expected to become a vital link in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), facilitating cargo transport between China and Central Asia, and further extending to Europe and the Middle East.Despite its potential, the UKC railway’s operational efficiency remains unexplored in terms of route performance, throughput, and customs-related bottlenecks. This paper aims to evaluate and simulate freight flow along the proposed UKC corridor using agent-based modeling (ABM), identifying key constraints and optimization strategies. By leveraging modern simulation tools, we assess how logistics performance can be enhanced through digitalization, infrastructure development, and institutional coordination.
DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SMART MONITORING SYSTEMS ON THE UKC RAILWAY: PROSPECTS FOR AI AND IOT INTEGRATION
The Uzbekistan–Kyrgyzstan–China (UKC) railway corridor is poised to become a cornerstone of regional connectivity in Central Asia. As the global logistics landscape evolves, traditional railway infrastructure must be supplemented with smart, technology-driven systems. Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and cloud-based platforms provide powerful tools for transforming freight monitoring, asset management, and operational efficiency.
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TRANSIT COMPETITIVENESS: UKC RAILWAY VS. KAZAKHSTAN AND IRAN CORRIDORS
As Central Asia emerges as a pivotal hub in the trans-Eurasian transport network, countries are investing in strategic railway corridors to capture transit trade flows. The Uzbekistan–Kyrgyzstan–China (UKC) railway, still under development, seeks to compete with established routes such as the Kazakhstan–China and Iran–Central Asia corridors. Assessing the transit competitiveness of these corridors is essential for regional policy and investment planning.
GLOBAL AND LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS: CAUSES, CONSEQUENCES, AND SOLUTIONS
This article extensively covers global and local environmental issues. Issues such as climate change, air, water, and soil pollution, the problem of waste, and the reduction of biodiversity are analyzed in depth. It also highlights the environmental problems that have arisen in Uzbekistan, including the Aral Sea disaster, desertification of lands, and water scarcity. The author emphasizes the importance of international experience, government policy, education, and public participation in addressing environmental problems.
PRINCIPLES OF COMPOUND WORD ANALYSIS
In this article, the authors attempt to present their observations on the components of the methods for comparative analysis of compound words in modern English and Uzbek. The authors focus on the comparative analysis of compound words in English and Uzbek as the main research material. During the preparation of the article, the authors critically approach the views of English and Uzbek linguists and boldly express their own observations. This article could be useful for those studying English and Uzbek lexicology.
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES: CLASSIFICATION, IMPACT, AND PROTECTIVE MEASURES IN THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
The article investigates hazardous substances, their classification, and protective measures against their impact in chemical industry settings. The introduction highlights the health risks posed by chemical substances during production, noting their potential to contaminate workplace air, skin, and surfaces. According to GOST 12.1.007, hazardous substances are classified into four hazard classes based on an analysis of indicators such as maximum permissible concentration (MPC), median lethal dose (LD50), and inhalation poisoning probability coefficient (CVIO). The methods involve analyzing standards and toxicity metrics, as well as examining pathways of substance entry into the body (respiratory system, gastrointestinal tract, skin). The results show that acute poisoning occurs at high concentrations, while chronic poisoning develops from prolonged accumulation of substances like lead and mercury.
THE LINKAGE BETWEEN THE QUALITY OF HEALTH SERVICES AND THE WELL-BEING OF THE POPULATION
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the relationship between the quality of health services and the well-being of the population. The relationship between the effectiveness of modern health systems, the quality of service provision and population health indicators is highlighted on the basis of scientific literature. The impact of quality health services on the general well-being of the population, economic and social factors are also considered. The article provides recommendations for the development of the health system and improving the well-being of the population.
THE IMPACT OF BANKING SERVICE INNOVATION ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
This article empirically analyzes the impact of innovations in banking services on customer satisfaction. It highlights the positive effects of digital services such as mobile banking, online payments, and biometric authentication on customer satisfaction, emphasizing their crucial role in the digital transformation of banks. Based on the findings, practical recommendations for developing innovations and security measures in the banking sector are provided.
THE ESTABLISHMENT AND PROGRESS OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH SECTOR IN THE TURKESTAN ASSR (1917–1920)
This paper explores the formation and early development of the healthcare system in the Turkestan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (ASSR) during the years 1917–1920. Following the October Revolution, the Soviet government undertook efforts to centralize medical services, combat widespread diseases, train medical personnel, and establish healthcare institutions throughout the region. The study analyzes the political, social, and economic conditions influencing these reforms, highlights both the achievements and obstacles encountered, and examines how Soviet ideology shaped public health policies and their implementation in practice.
THE HISTORICAL EVOLUTION OF THE OIL, GAS, AND CHEMICAL INDUSTRY IN THE QASHQADARYO REGION DURING THE 1970s–1990s
This article focuses on the condition of the oil and gas industry in Uzbekistan and the issues surrounding its development and study. It analyzes the processes through which Uzbekistan became one of the Union's key centers in the oil and gas sector.
RAILWAY WAGONS: TYPES AND FUNCTIONAL OBJECTIVES
This article analyzes the main types of wagons used in railway transport, their structure, and functional tasks. Each type of passenger and freight wagon is considered separately, and their operating principles and practical application areas are highlighted. The influence of modern technologies on the efficiency of wagons is also analyzed. The article will serve as a useful source of information for specialists in the field of railway transport and those interested in this topic.
THE ROLE OF ,,COMMERCIAL BANKS’’ IN THE TRANSITION TO A GREEN ECONOMY
This article briefly describes the methodology of the concepts of green space, green economy, which is one of the most important issues in the world today, the relevance of the development of interregional green economy, the role and importance of banks, in particular commercial banks, in the transition to a green economy and its development, and the measures that can be taken by banks.
TEACHING FOLK ORAL ARTS IN PRIMARY GRADES (USING THE EXAMPLE OF QUICK QUOTES)
This article explores the significance and methodology of teaching oral folk art, particularly tongue twisters, to primary school students. Tongue twisters serve as an effective tool for developing students' speaking skills, enriching their vocabulary, and improving diction. The paper also analyzes the educational and pedagogical potential of oral folklore and outlines methods for integrating it into primary school lessons.
A CREATIVE APPROACH TO THE ISSUE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY OF A LAWYER
This article analyzes the personal qualities of a lawyer in his work, in particular, such qualities as initiative, creativity and a creative approach to the issue. In addition, the lawyer's adherence to professional ethics, regardless of the field of law in which he works, is also analyzed. A number of international regulatory and legal documents related to the work of a lawyer are also analyzed. As a result of these analyzes, a number of proposals and recommendations are given that the work of a lawyer should pay attention to.
THE EVOLUTION OF ENGLISH WORD MEANINGS: A DIACHRONIC APPROACH INTRODUCTION
This paper explores the historical development of word meanings in the English language through a diachronic linguistic lens. It examines how and why semantic shifts occur over time, categorizes types of semantic change, and highlights examples from different historical stages of English. The study reveals that socio-cultural, psychological, and linguistic factors are major contributors to the evolution of meaning. Understanding these changes provides insight into the dynamic nature of language and the influence of historical context on communication.
ANALYSIS OF THE STORIES OF GUY DE MAUPASSANT AND ABDULLAH QAHHOR
This article draws special attention to the fact that there are specific similarities in the depiction of the ideal of woman in the novels and stories of Guy de Maupassant and Abdullah Qahhor. Proving their stylistic similarity in the interpretation and depiction of the image of woman makes it possible to determine the paradigmatic relationships that are formed under literary influence. The image of woman in the literature of all peoples justifies its poetic interpretation in accordance with the national worldview, region, and culture.
PEDAGOGICAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL BASIS OF FORMING CRITICAL AND CREATIVE THINKING IN STUDENTS
The article explores the pedagogical and psychological foundations essential for fostering critical and creative thinking among students. It emphasizes the importance of integrating innovative teaching methods and psychological principles into the curriculum to enhance students’ cognitive abilities. By examining various educational frameworks and psychological theories, the article highlights effective strategies that educators can adopt to promote an environment conducive to critical analysis and creative problem-solving. The findings suggest that a holistic approach, incorporating both pedagogical techniques and psychological insights, is crucial for nurturing independent thinkers ready to tackle complex challenges.
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL WORK IN UZBEKISTAN DURING THE YEARS OF THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR
In this macola, during the Great Watan war, mashur bibliographers narrated the bibliography in Uzbekistan, in the kyshganliklariam, a can of bibliographic works in the scientific-axborot character on various issues of science and culture were created, as well as information on the structure and importance of bibliographic culling.
UNIVERSITY MODELS IN INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH
This article analyzes the role of higher education institutions in the framework of the requirements of innovative development, their development trends through past and current modern models, and the integration of education, science and production based on an integrated approach. New opportunities arising as a result of the integration of universities with innovation centers, startup incubators and technoparks are considered. Also, practical recommendations are developed to strengthen the innovative activities of national universities based on the reforms observed in the higher education system of Uzbekistan and global trends.
FOREIGN EXPERIENCES IN IDENTIFYING FACTORS AFFECTING THE LEVEL OF POVERTY
This article examines foreign experiences in identifying factors affecting the level of poverty from a theoretical and practical perspective, and provides recommendations on the application of classical economists' theoretical views on the factors that cause poverty, its impact on the economy, its elimination, and their aspects suitable for the conditions of Uzbekistan.
THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL NETWORKS AND DIGITAL COMMUNICATION ON MODERN UZBEKISTAN AND ENGLISH
social media, such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, are causing language changes, leading to the emergence of new lexical units, expressions and communication styles. This process, on the one hand, accelerates the evolution of language, on the other hand, affects cultural and social contexts. The impact of digital communication on language, including the process of acquisition and the development of creative language, is also considered.
IMAGES AND SYMBOLS IN PARABLES: HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN ANIMAL LANGUAGE
This article analyzes human behavior and its symbols in animal language in parables. Parables are an important part of oral folklore, in which human nature, character, and relationships are reflected through animals. Animal images often serve as a means of illuminating spiritual lessons, moral values, and social problems. The article examines animal symbols, how they represent human behavior in a psychological and social context, and the educational value of parables. It also provides information about the traditional image, customs, and philosophy of life of our people through the images of various animals and their symbols. The article helps readers see parables from a new perspective by deeply studying the issue of human behavior in animal language.
METHODS SERVING THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOGICAL THINKING IN PEDAGOGICAL ACTIVITY
This article examines various methods that serve the development of logical thinking within pedagogical activities. In contemporary education, fostering logical thinking in students is crucial for their academic success and overall cognitive development. The article explores effective teaching strategies and methodologies that help enhance students' reasoning skills and critical analysis.
SCIENTIFIC-THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE USE OF PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES IN INCREASING PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF FUTURE EDUCATORS
This article explores the scientific and theoretical foundations of using pedagogical technologies to enhance the professional competence of future educators. It analyzes the role of innovative teaching methods and modern educational technologies in improving the skills, knowledge, and professional readiness of trainee teachers. The study emphasizes the importance of integrating pedagogical technologies into teacher training programs to develop effective pedagogical abilities and adapt to contemporary educational demands. Theoretical frameworks and practical approaches are examined to highlight how these technologies contribute to professional growth and improve educational outcomes.
LINGUOCULTURAL ASPECTS OF APHORISMS IN TYPOLOGICALLY DIFFERENT LANGUAGES
This article explores the linguocultural aspects of aphorisms in typologically different languages, focusing on how cultural, historical, and linguistic factors shape their formation and interpretation. Aphorisms, as concise expressions of universal truths, often reflect the worldview and values of a particular linguistic community. By comparing examples from various language systems, the study reveals the unique cognitive and cultural mechanisms involved in aphorism creation and usage. The analysis highlights the role of national mentality, metaphoric thinking, and syntactic structure in the expression of wisdom through aphoristic forms.
CREATIVE APPROACH: ISSUES OF TAKING INTO ACCOUNT STUDENTS' INTERESTS, ABILITIES, AND LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE
This scientific article provides a comprehensive analysis of organizing the educational process by taking into account students’ individual characteristics. In particular, it explores ways to enhance students’ engagement and effectiveness in learning based on a deep understanding of their interests, innate and acquired abilities, and current level of knowledge. The article includes not only theoretical perspectives but also results obtained through practical research and teachers' experiences. The advantages of an individual approach, challenges encountered in its implementation, and strategies for overcoming these difficulties are highlighted in detail.
INTEGRATION OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY BASED ON CLINICAL EXAMPLES: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL APPROACHES
This study analyzes the scientific-theoretical foundations and practical approaches to teaching organic chemistry based on clinical examples. The research was conducted using the examples of Tashkent and Andijan State Medical Academies, employing interactive methods such as laboratory work, role-playing games, multimedia presentations, quizzes, and reflective sessions to integrate science and clinical practice. The results demonstrate that classes based on clinical examples enhance students’ knowledge, foster clinical thinking, and develop professional competencies. Interactive methods strengthen the motivational environment of the learning process, enabling students to gain a deeper understanding of the connection between chemistry and its clinical applications. Statistical analysis confirmed the superiority of integrated teaching models over traditional methods. The article underscores the importance of implementing integrative approaches in medical education.
SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY OF PREPARING GIRLS FOR FAMILY LIFE
Successful organization of family life is one of the important factors contributing to the sustainable development of society. From this perspective, the psychological preparation of girls for family life, the formation of their personality, and the level of understanding of cultural and spiritual values are of particular importance. This article discusses the social-psychological aspects of preparing girls for family life.
SOCIAL CAPITAL BASED ON TRUST AND THE WORTH OF THE TEACHING PROFESSION IS A FINNISH STRATEGY FOR COMBATING CORRUPTION
According to this article, one of the most reliable real-world applications of the ideas of social capital and social trust in contemporary social philosophy is the Finnish model. It becomes clear how pertinent it is to analyse this paradigm within the context of social philosophy, particularly in light of the evolution of contemporary postcolonial cultures.
THE SOCIAL-PHILOSOPHICAL ESSENCE OF PATRIOTISM AND ITS EPISTEMOLOGICAL ROLE IN THE SYSTEM OF VALUES: THROUGH THE PRISM OF QUTUZ’S ACTIVITY
This article discusses how Sayfiddin Qutuz, during the Battle of Ayn Jalut against the Mongols, united various strata of Egyptian society around a single epistemological goal—victory, which was not just military but a victory based on social unity and a conscious decision. From an epistemological perspective, the homeland is not only an emotional concept but an identity model formed based on knowledge.
THE ROLE OF ONLINE ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES IN ENHANCING STUDENTSʼ COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE
In the context of rapid digitalization in education, online assessment strategies have become integral in evaluating and fostering students’ communicative competence, particularly in foreign language education. This paper explores various types of online assessment methods—including formative, summative, peer, and self-assessments—used in digital learning environments. It investigates how these methods contribute to the development of students’ communicative skills, such as speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Based on both theoretical foundations and practical implementations, the paper demonstrates that well-structured online assessments promote interaction, feedback, self-reflection, and motivation—essential components for improving communicative competence. Challenges such as digital equity and assessment validity are also discussed, with recommendations for best practices in online language education.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE METHODOLOGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF THE CHILDREN'S BEGINNER CLASS STREAMERS ON THE BASIS OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES (The science of technology training and the methodology of its discharge is an example)
in this scientific work, on the basis of digital technologies, a methodology is improved aimed at developing professional competence of future primary school teachers. In particular, within the subject” Technology Education and its teaching methodology", digital tools, platforms, training programs and interactive approaches are analyzed. The research is aimed at improving the effectiveness of teaching pedagogical technologies on didactic and methodological grounds. This direction is based on the professional potential of teachers, their approach to problem situations and the increase in the ability to think creatively, through the practical implementation of modern technologies..
FORMS, METHODS, AND TOOLS OF WORKING ON VOCABULARY IN PRIMARY GRADES
This article analyzes the forms, methods, and tools used to enrich the vocabulary of primary school students, as well as to develop their independent thinking and expressive speech skills. Within the framework of the new state educational standard, the teacher’s professional knowledge and methodological competence are considered essential factors. Through vocabulary-focused activities, students master literary language, activate passive vocabulary, and develop the ability to use words in accordance with language norms. Furthermore, the article explores the methodological foundations, practical forms, and scientific-research aspects of vocabulary development, presenting effective strategies used in this process.
METHODOLOGY FOR FORMING THE WRITTEN SPEECH OF FUTURE TEACHERS THROUGH CREATIVE WRITING EXERCISES
This article highlights the role and importance of creative writing exercises in the development of the written speech of future teachers. Also, methodological approaches to the formation of written speech skills are analyzed using the example of creative tasks that can be used in practical exercises. The article recommends ways to develop speech culture through creative thinking, figurative expression, and response to problematic situations.
LINGUOPOETIC ACTUALIZATION OF UNUSUAL COMBINATIONS
This article lists the main units of expressive syntax in linguistics. Language levels expressing syntactic expressiveness, including unusual combinations, their role in expressive syntax, and the fact that they are a means of increasing the linguopoetic value of an artistic text are explained. Examples of unusual combinations found in works of art are presented and their linguopoetic features are revealed. It is shown that syntactic structure features have a special place in the study of text construction of unusual combinations.
TEACHING STORIES IN THE 4TH GRADE “READING LITERACY” TEXTBOOK USING THE 4K MODEL
This article discusses the organization of storytelling lessons in primary school reading literacy based on the 4K model. These modern textbooks for primary grades are aimed at the comprehensive development of students, not only knowledge, but also the formation of skills necessary for easy adaptation to modern society. The use of modern teaching methods leads to high efficiency in the teaching process.
STUDY OF TOPONYMIC VARIABILITY AND LINGUISTIC PHENOMENA
the article describes toponymic variability and other linguistic phenomena: synonymy, antonymy, homonymy and parallelism.
CLINICAL AND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF HARDWARE ILEOVANAL ANASTOMOSIS USING A JOHNSON STAPLE IN SURGICAL TREATMENT OF NON-SPECIFIC ULCERAL COLITIS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
The paper presents a comparative study of the clinical and economic effectiveness of hardware ileoanal anastomosis performed with a Johnson circular stapler in the surgical treatment of nonspecific ulcerative colitis (UC). The data of 100 patients included in the period 2015-2024 were analyzed: the main group - 35 patients operated on using a stapler , and the comparative group - 65 patients in whom the anastomosis was formed by hand suture. It was shown that the use of the device significantly reduced the duration of the operation (142 ± 5 versus 175 ± 6 min), decreased the volume of intraoperative blood loss (480 ± 20 versus 610 ± 25 ml) and reduced the incidence of postoperative complications (8.6% versus 26.2%; p < 0.05 ). The average hospital stay decreased to 9.3 ± 0.5 days versus 12.1 ± 0.6 days, and the total cost of treatment per patient decreased by approximately 10–12% (USD 2,950 ± 100 versus USD 3,300 ± 120). The results indicate that the stapler technique for ileoanal reservoir formation not only improves immediate surgical outcomes, but also provides significant economic benefits by reducing the length of hospital stay and reducing the costs of treating complications. Thus, the Johnson apparatus can be considered as a preferred method for radical interventions in patients with UC .
DESCRIPTION OF THE DUTIES OF JEWISH AND CHRISTIAN CLERICS IN IBN KHALDUN’S WORK “MUQADDIMA”
This article discusses the names and functions of Jewish and Christian religious leaders as described in Ibn Khaldun’s “Muqaddima”. Although the “Muqaddima” is primarily considered a source on societal governance, it also contains information related to religious studies.
THE CONCEPT OF MODULAR APPROACH AND ITS APPLICATION IN MOTHER LANGUAGE LESSONS
This article discusses the concept of a modular approach, its importance in the educational process, and especially the theoretical and practical aspects of its application in mother tongue lessons. The modular approach is analyzed as an important tool for developing students' independent thinking, ensuring an individual approach, and improving the quality of education. The article also shows the effectiveness of this approach through the division of the lesson process into modules, assessment mechanisms, ways to increase student activity, and practical examples. This approach is considered an innovative method in mother tongue education.
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION: STRATEGIES FOR SUPPORTING STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN MAINSTREAM CLASSROOMS
Inclusive education has become a global priority, aiming to provide equitable learning opportunities for all students regardless of their abilities or disabilities. This article explores effective strategies for supporting students with special needs within mainstream classrooms, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, differentiated instruction, and a positive school culture. Drawing on current theoretical perspectives and practical examples, the study highlights ways educators can create an accessible, engaging, and supportive learning environment that fosters the academic and social development of all learners. Challenges such as teacher preparedness, resource allocation, and attitudinal barriers are also discussed, alongside recommendations for overcoming these obstacles. Ultimately, inclusive education benefits not only students with special needs but enriches the entire school community by promoting diversity, empathy, and mutual respect.
TIMELESS SCROOGE: THE EVOLUTION OF A CHRISTMAS CAROL IN POPULAR CULTURE.
Ushbu maqolada Charlz Dikkensning “Rojdestvo qo‘shig‘i” asarining turli davrlardagi va ommaviy axborot vositalaridagi talqinlari tahlil qilinadi. Asardagi asosiy qahramon — Ebenizer Skruch obrazining o‘zgarishi orqali jamiyatning axloqiy qadriyatlari va ijtimoiy muammolarga munosabati qanday aks etgani ko‘rsatib beriladi. Maqolada teatr, kino, adabiyot va animatsiya vositasida yaratilgan moslashuvlar orqali asarning doimiy aktual mavzulari — tavba, hamdardlik va ijtimoiy mas’uliyat yoritiladi.
GENETIC MUTATIONS AND THEIR CONNECTION WITH HEREDITARY DISEASES
This article analyzes the types of genetic mutations, their causes, and the hereditary diseases that develop as a result of such mutations. The effects of mutations on key biological processes in the human body, the anatomical changes they cause, and the mechanisms by which they are passed from one generation to the next are scientifically explored.
GENDERED LANGUAGE LINGUISTIC MARKERS IN MEN’S DISCOURSE
This article explores the distinctive linguistic features commonly associated with male speech within the framework of gendered language use. Drawing on sociolinguistic and pragmatic approaches, the study analyzes how men employ specific lexical, syntactic, and discourse-level markers to express identity, assert dominance, build solidarity, and manage social interactions. The research highlights common patterns such as directness, use of imperatives, minimal responses, taboo language, and competitive conversational styles. It also considers how contextual factors such as age, social status, and cultural norms influence linguistic behavior. By focusing on the linguistic markers in men’s discourse, the article contributes to the broader understanding of how gender roles are constructed and maintained through language in various communicative settings.
ROBOT JUDGES, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, BIAS MITIGATION AND THE FUTURE OF FORENSIC ANALYSIS
This article thoroughly examines the role and prospects of using robot judges and artificial intelligence in the judicial system. It discusses how robot judges can contribute to more efficient and rapid decision-making processes while minimizing human biases that may compromise fairness. However, the article also addresses the risks associated with these technologies, including potential errors, algorithmic uncertainties, a lack of human sensitivity, and issues of accountability. The article highlights the importance of carefully analyzing the legal, ethical, and social challenges inherent in the implementation of artificial intelligence in judicial processes. The author emphasizes that the activities of robot judges should not conflict with fundamental principles such as human rights, fairness, and the rule of law. At the same time, it is noted that these technologies can play a significant role in streamlining judicial processes, providing swift data analysis, and ensuring legal stability. In particular, the article examines foreign practices of employing robot judges and explores the prospects for integrating them into Uzbekistan’s judicial system. In conclusion, the article offers balanced insights into the opportunities and potential risks of using robot judges and artificial intelligence in the future of judicial analysis. It underlines the importance of establishing clear legal frameworks and implementing cautionary measures to ensure that these technologies serve justice effectively without undermining human rights and fundamental freedoms.
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND NATIONAL MECHANISMS FOR STRENGTHENING STRATEGIC INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS
In an era shaped by the rapid advancement of digital technologies, states are increasingly turning to digital tools and platforms to reinforce their international roles and strategic alliances. This paper examines how national digital transformation initiatives contribute to the development and strengthening of strategic international partnerships. The article offers a theoretical overview, analyzes practical tools such as e-governance and digital diplomacy, and presents comparative examples from advanced and developing nations. Based on Uzbekistan’s experience, the paper proposes policy recommendations to effectively integrate digital mechanisms into international cooperation strategies.
STUDY OF PROCESSING PLANT WASTE AND TPP ASH WITH DETERMINATION OF METAL CONTENT
The waste accumulated during the existence of the Angren and Novoangren thermal power plants is stored in two landfills located near the city of g Angren and Ahangaran and the Angren River and occupying 120 hectares of fertile land [1].
The use of such waste for economic purposes is still limited, including due to its toxicity. Dumps are constantly polluted, mobile forms of elements are actively washed out by precipitation, polluting the air, water and soil [2].
APPLICATION AND EFFECTIVENESS OF STEM EDUCATIONAL METHODOLOGY IN PRESCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS
This article analyzes the application of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics – Science, Technology, Engineering and mathematics) educational methodology in preschool educational organizations and its effectiveness. It is noted that through the STEM approach, children from an early age develop cognitive development, creativity, logical thinking, problem solving, and professional-oriented initial visions are formed. This methodology deepens children's perception of the environment through scientific observation, creating a solid foundation for them to master the sciences well in the future. Because STEM education is based on practical aspects, the child associates the knowledge they are learning with real life, which develops his ability to think independently and take an innovative approach.
TEACHING STUDENTS IN APPLIED ART CLASSES TO CREATE COMPOSITIONS ON WOOD PRODUCTS
There is a speech about some aspects of teaching students for making up a composition at the lessons of applied art. It is stated, the main aim of given work is a bringing up (nurture) of sense world’s beauty, love for the finest, stretching to the beauty of man soul.
THE IMPORTANCE OF INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
The article investigates the vital relevance of investing in many types of infrastructure—transportation, energy, hydraulic, digital, social, and urban—to drive economic growth. Each section provides a detailed explanation of how infrastructure promotes economic development by increasing efficiency, productivity, connection, and social welfare. The research is based on generally accepted economic concepts and includes insights from global development institutions such as the World Bank, IMF, and OECD. The paper finishes by underlining the importance of comprehensive infrastructure investment in achieving long-term, inclusive growth.
H.G.WELLSʼS THE TIME MACHINE: STATIC SYMBOLIC FUTURE
This article explores the representation of static space and the symbolic vision of the future in H. G. Wells’s seminal novella The Time Machine (1895). By interpreting the spatial and temporal dynamics through the lens of science fiction theory and literary symbolism, the study examines how Wells critiques Victorian society and envisions humanity’s ultimate fate. It focuses on how space is portrayed not just as a physical construct but as a static reflection of social stagnation and philosophical decay. Similarly, the future is not merely a chronological projection but a symbolic realm shaped by Wells's concerns about evolution, class struggle, and entropy. Through the use of allegory, metaphors, and narrative structure, Wells provides a chilling warning about the trajectory of civilization. The paper concludes that The Time Machine remains a powerful critique of industrial progress and human complacency.
WHAT TO CONSIDER WHEN DESIGNING PATTERN ELEMENTS
This article discusses the importance of composition in designing pattern elements, the laws of composition and how to create beautiful works of art from pattern elements by following them.
GENERAL UNDERSTANDING OF PATTERN ELEMENTS IN APPLIED DECORATIVE ART
The article discusses the drawing of elements of pattern compositions intended for painting, carving on ganch and wood in arts and crafts classes, as well as the creation of exquisite works of art with their help.
DEVELOPING STUDENTS' KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS ABOUT JOINTS IN TECHNOLOGY LESSONS
The article describes the types of separable and non-separable joints that contribute to the formation and improvement of students' technological and polytechnical knowledge, as well as their fields of application.
PSYCHOLINGUISTICS: A SCIENTIFIC BRIDGE BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND THOUGHT
This article provides a comprehensive overview of the history of the formation of psycholinguistics, its main scientific areas, the complex interrelationship between language and thought, cognitive processes, speech activity, and neuropsychological foundations. Psychological factors in language learning, speech development, comprehension, and retention are analyzed. The relevance of psycholinguistics in the context of modern experimental methods and artificial intelligence is also considered.
SERONEGATIVE SPONDYLOARTHRITIS: PATHOGENESIS, CLINICAL COURSE, DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT APPROACHES
Seronegative spondyloarthritides (SpA) represent a heterogeneous group of chronic, immune-mediated inflammatory disorders that primarily affect the axial skeleton, peripheral joints, and entheses. They are termed "seronegative" due to the absence of rheumatoid factor (RF) in the patient's serum. This article reviews the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical progression, diagnostic modalities, and modern treatment strategies of seronegative spondyloarthritis, with references to local medical sources and clinical experiences relevant to Uzbekistan.
THE MODERN WAY OF DIAGNOSIS OF CERVICAL CANCER IN DIFFERENT AGES
Given that clinical prognosis still exhibits significant variability and is challenging to predict, more and more studies have been conducted to explore the biomarkers for the diagnosis and prognosis of cervical cancer. A study has revealed that, compared to the younger group, elderly patients (≥65) with cervical squamous carcinoma have a higher frequency of gene mutations. Moreover, these mutations are considered potential prognostic markers in the old populations. The analysis of patients with cervical pathology showed that 67% of the 2 main groups of patients had a certain number of diseases with the term cervical erosion. It is known that cervical erosion is a disease that is very rare and indicates desquamation of the epithelium, in this case, etiotropic treatment is recommended instead of destructive treatment. Many patients were treated with various destructive methods without additional examination and without an accurate diagnosis.
THE ANTHROPOMORPHIC SEMANTICS OF POLYSEMANTIC ENGLISH NOUNS
This article explores the anthropomorphic semantics of polysemantic English nouns. Anthropomorphism involves attributing human qualities to non-human entities, which significantly shapes the multiple related meanings of English nouns such as head, heart, and eye. The study analyzes these phenomena from linguistic and cognitive perspectives.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE REVOLUTION IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING AND JOURNALISM
This article analyzes the role and potential of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in foreign language teaching and journalism. AI-based applications, especially language learning platforms, translation tools, and text analyzers, are playing an important role in individualizing and increasing the efficiency of the educational process. In the field of journalism, AI is bringing revolutionary changes in processes such as automatic analysis of news, fact-checking, content creation, and adaptation to the target audience. The article also discusses the problems, ethical issues, and future prospects associated with these technologies.
THE IMPACT OF BIOCHEMICAL AND HEMATOLOGICAL BLOOD PARAMETERS ON AEROBIC OXYGEN DELIVERY CAPACITY IN YOUNG ATHLETES
This study investigated the relationship between hematological and biochemical blood parameters and aerobic capacity in young male and female athletes. The findings revealed a significant correlation between red blood cell parameters (RBC, hemoglobin [HGB], and hematocrit [HCT]) and key indicators of aerobic capacity, including VO2max, anaerobic threshold (AP), and oxygen utilization efficiency (VO2/YYQ). Additionally, it was observed that lower levels of urea, total bilirubin, and iron in the blood were associated with a higher heart rate at the anaerobic metabolism threshold.
The study underscores the importance of monitoring hematological and biochemical parameters to better understand and enhance athletic performance in young athletes, while also highlighting the need for gender-specific approaches in training and physiological assessment.
BIOGEOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF CHALCOPHILE ELEMENTS IN IRRIGATED GRAY SOILS
Irrigated gray soils have specific chemical and physical properties, and chalcophile elements play an important role in their composition. The biogeochemical properties of chalcophile elements in these soils are of great importance in the complex relationship between soil and plants, as well as in the ecological state of the soil. This article provides information on the natural distribution of chalcophile elements in irrigated gray soils, their biogeochemical properties, movement in the soil and their effect on plants.
IRONY, SARCASM, AND THE COOPERATIVE PRINCIPLE IN HUMOROUS EXCHANGES
This paper investigates how irony and sarcasm function within humorous exchanges through the lens of Grice's Cooperative Principle. While both irony and sarcasm involve the speaker’s intentional deviation from literal meaning, they differ in terms of communicative intent and social function. By analyzing naturally occurring humorous dialogues and excerpts from literary and media discourse, this study explores how flouting Gricean maxims contributes to humor through implicature. The findings show that irony typically targets cognitive incongruity and shared knowledge, whereas sarcasm often relies on social or emotional incongruity and face-threatening acts. Both forms exploit the Cooperative Principle by inviting the hearer to recognize the speaker’s non-literal intent, thus constructing a humorous implicature. These results have implications for theories of pragmatic meaning, speaker intention, and the social dynamics of humor.
SCIENTIFIC AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF COGNITIVE SKILLS OF UNDERSTANDING IN PRIMARY EDUCATION
this article will focus on modern thoughts on working on tasks that develop the skills of understanding seen in primary education.
J.R.R.TOLKIEN’S LEGENDARIUM: THE INTERSECTION OF LINGUISTICS, MYTH, AND FANTASY
This article explores the deep connection between J.R.R. Tolkien’s linguistic research and the creation of his Middle-earth legendarium. It examines how Tolkien’s early fascination with languages like Old English, Welsh, Finnish, and Gothic influenced his invented tongues and myth-making. Drawing on philological studies and the theoretical work of Owen Barfield, the article highlights language’s aesthetic, nominative, accumulative, and myth-creating functions in Tolkien’s work. It also situates Tolkien’s legendarium within the broader context of 20th-century fantasy literature and cultural studies, emphasizing the role of imagination in bridging ancient mythological consciousness and modern storytelling.
INTEGRATING CULTURE INTO TESOL: BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING
This article examines cultural integration in TESOL pedagogy, addressing how many programs treat culture as supplementary rather than fundamental. Using intercultural communication theories and research, it presents frameworks for creating culturally responsive classrooms, explores systematic integration across language skills, and offers practical implementation strategies for developing intercultural competence beyond linguistic proficiency.
COVERAGE OF THE BUKHARA EMIRATE DURING THE REIGN OF AMIR NASRULLOH IN CONTEMPORARY SOURCES
This study analyzes sources that illuminate the social, political, and cultural life of the Bukhara Emirate during the reign of Amir Nasrullah (1860-1885). Amir Nasrullah, in his policy, sought to preserve the independence of the Bukhara Emirate, while simultaneously introducing elements of modernization.
PRECEDENT PHENOMENA AS NATIONAL VALUES AND A SPIRITUAL-MATERIAL FOUNDATION
The article is devoted to the study of the precedent phenomenon in modern linguistics, particularly examining the scholarly perspectives of various linguists on precedent phenomena in English linguistics. In global linguistics, the study of thought and the formation, preservation, and functions of speech from different angles has become a distinct tradition, with cognitive-conceptual and linguocultural approaches holding particular significance. In this regard, the concept of precedents and their application in discourse, reflecting the national aspects of an individual’s worldview, occupies a specific place.
MEDIA EDUCATION IN THE MODERN WORLD
The article deals with the goals and objectives, role and place of media education in the modern world, its main directions, as well as the essence of the theory of “dialog of cultures” of M.M. Bakhtin - V.S. Bibler and its significance for the development of media education. The author notes positive and negative trends of globalization process in relation to media and media education.
DEVELOPING STUDENTS' CREATIVITY THROUGH ROBOTICS
The use of digital programming and design in the educational process is an important tool for developing creativity. Today, technologies provide opportunities to enhance students' creative thinking skills by introducing innovative approaches into the learning process [27]. In this regard, programs such as Lego Digital Designer and Scratch are among the most effective tools, as they help students not only acquire technical knowledge but also develop creative approaches.
THE IMPACT OF INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGY ON LANGUAGE LEARNING EFFICIENCY
This study explores the influence of interactive technology on the effectiveness of language acquisition among students in various learning settings. The research targets instruments such as language learning apps, online platforms, gamified platforms, and artificial intelligence-powered chatbots, pointing out how they contribute to student engagement, motivation, and success. In the process of qualitative and quantitative analysis of data, the article discovers how interactive technology makes learning more personalized and interactive. The results reveal that students who employ interactive tools demonstrate increased language retention, faster learning of grammar and vocabulary, and improved communication abilities. The study also addresses such concerns as digital literacy disparities and technology limitations. The results contribute to a growing body of evidence in support of the implementation of digital innovation in language instruction. In conclusion, this study determines that if applied successfully, interactive technology is capable of extensively enhancing language learning efficiency and facilitating more general goals in education.
EXPLORING IMPACT ON EFL WRITING PROFICIENCY IN HIGHER EDUCATION
This study investigates the comparative effectiveness of teacher-only assessment versus a combined teacher and student self-assessment approach in improving English writing proficiency among university students in southern Thailand. Utilizing a quasi-experimental sequential explanatory design, the research also examines student perspectives on the implementation of each method. Findings highlight the significance of formative, process-based writing instruction and the critical role of timely feedback—both from teachers and through self-assessment—in fostering student autonomy, accuracy, and engagement in academic writing.
COMMUNICATION AS A FACTOR OF DIALOGIC SPEECH DEVELOPMENT
This article is mainly about the peculiarities of speech production and its influence on the listener. Most often communication is interconnection between the speaker and the listener. The ability of the speaker to deliver the information plays an important role in successful communication. Confidence, accuracy, cohesion are important part of every communication.
NATIONAL SYSTEM FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF ENTREPRENEURS
This article highlights the activities of National Human Rights Institutions, in particular, the role of the representative for the protection of the rights of entrepreneurs under the President (Business ombudsman) in the protection of the rights and interests of business entities.
GREEN ENERGY PROJECTS AND THE TRANSITION TO RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES IN UZBEKISTAN: CURRENT STATE AND PROSPECTS
This article analyzes the implementation of green energy initiatives in Uzbekistan, focusing on the development trends of renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydro, and biogas. It examines the economic and technological opportunities and challenges associated with introducing these sources. The study also explores the country's energy policy aimed at ensuring ecological sustainability, enhancing energy security, and fulfilling international commitments. Furthermore, the article provides recommendations for expanding green energy infrastructure in the future.
THE PRESENCE OF MYTHICAL ELEMENTS FROM FAIRY TALES IN MODERN SHORT STORIES (A Case Study of Khurshid Dustmuhammad's Story «Jajman»)
This article analyzes mythical characters found in folk tales and their interpretation in modern short stories. The artistic expression of mythological and folklore elements is examined based on Khurshid Dustmuhammad’s short story «Jajman». Through the characters such as Khurmacha Polvon, Kholpolvon, and Pufakvoy, the paper explores archetypes embedded in the collective consciousness of the people.
ENGLISH PROVERBS: A PHRASEOLOGICAL AND SEMANTIC STUDY OF PROPER NOUNS
This article explores the role of proper nouns in English proverbs, examining their phraseological and semantic significance. By analyzing a selection of proverbs that incorporate proper nouns, we aim to uncover the cultural, historical, and linguistic dimensions these elements bring to the proverbial expressions. The study reveals how proper nouns enrich the meanings of proverbs and contribute to their communicative functions.
FORMING STUDENTS' CREATIVE ABILITIES IN MOTHER LANGUAGE LESSONS
This article provides information on the development of aspirations and creative abilities of primary school students. It mainly presents the main methodological approaches that are effective in achieving the goal.
METABOLISM, GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF PLANTS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF HIGH TEMPERATURES
Resistance to high temperatures in many cases depends on the period of exposure and its absolute value. Most agricultural crops begin to suffer when the ambient air temperature reaches 35-40 °C. At this and higher temperatures, a number of physiological processes occurring in the plant cease, and when it approaches 50 °C, the cell cytoplasm liquefies and dies. An increase in temperature above the optimum temperature for a plant leads to partial or complete denaturation of proteins in the cell. This leads to the destruction of the protein-lipid complex of the plasmolemma and a negative effect on the functioning of other membranes in the cell.
THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF TRADITIONAL FOLK GAMES
The article deals with the theoretical aspects of traditional folk games. In the process of forming of the artistic culture of our ancestors, which is one of the traditional means of upbringing and recreation, the first roots of various religious rites and military exercises are embodied.
THE CLASSIFICATION OF TRADITIONAL FOLK GAMES
The article deals with the classification of traditional folk games. One of the important steps taken along the way was the fact that the author chose 60 traditional local games, which he collected and recorded from available sources.
DEVELOPMENT OF VIEWS ON THE SUBJECT
The article provides information about the subject and its components such as exposition, node, development of the story, culmination, resolution, and expresses views on this issue, sometimes putting forward the author's own views.
CHANGES IN SPIRITUAL AND MORAL VALUES IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
This article examines how spiritual and moral values are changing in the process of the formation and development of the information society. It discusses how the widespread use of information technologies, the strengthening of the Internet and mass media affect human consciousness, relations in society, and the upbringing of the younger generation. The positive and negative aspects of the transformation process are considered.
DEVELOPING READING FLUENCY IN YOUNG LEARNERS VIA HIGH-FREQUENCY WORDS AND COMMON PHRASES
This article explores the role of high-frequency words and common phrases in developing reading fluency among young learners. Reading fluency—defined by accuracy, speed, and prosody—acts as a bridge between word recognition and comprehension. The study reviews theoretical foundations and practical strategies such as sight word instruction, phrase-cued reading, and repeated exposure. Findings show that systematic and contextual instruction of frequent lexical items significantly improves early reading fluency. Recommendations are made for balanced instructional approaches to support literacy acquisition in early education settings.
SOCIOLINGUISTICS: LANGUAGE AND SOCIETY
This article talks about the theoretical basis and interdisciplinary character of sociolinguistics, focusing on how it relates to social sciences like sociology, ethnography, and social psychology. It looks at how language and society affect each other, focusing on how language shapes identity, communication, and cultural continuity. The idea of language standardization, the several types of languages (ancient, local, pidgin, and artificial), and the history of sociolinguistic theory are all given special emphasis. There is a discussion of what I.A. Baudouin de Courtenay and other important scholars have done. The essay also talks about how important sociolinguistics is for understanding language policy, language planning, and the social and cultural setting in which language is used.
THE INFLUENCE OF GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURES ON HISTORICAL LANGUAGE CHANGE: A DIACHRONIC LINGUISTIC STUDY
This article looks at how grammatical structures change throughout time as it delves into the role of grammar in language change. An examination of changes in syntax, morphology, and phonology shows how grammar affects and reflects the growth of language. The study says that grammar isn't a passive system; it actively helps language change over time depending on sociolinguistic and historical information. The results reveal that grammatical changes are affected by both internal and exterior linguistic processes. Internal processes include things like simplification and analogy, while external processes include things like social consequences and language interaction.
SECRET WORDS: AMERICAN SLANGS
This article explores slangs which are used in English speaking countries. It begins with common and convenient definition and functions of slangs and somehow cultural significance. This study also includes perspectives in different nations and some difficulties in translating.
BIM MODELING OF INTERIOR OBJECTS IN REVIT SOFTWARE
The development of BIM (Building Information Modeling) technologies is transforming approaches to architectural environment design. Today, attention is given not only to modeling structural elements but also to interior objects. Autodesk Revit makes it possible to create digital models, enabling realistic spatial design. This article is devoted to relevant practices in modeling with Revit software, analyzing modern requirements for object parameterization and categorization, and also draws attention to the opinions of leading architects on the role of small forms in digital architecture.
THE ROLE OF REGIONAL INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN PROTECTING PEOPLE'S LABOR RIGHTS AND COMBATING DISCRIMINATION
This article explores the role of regional international organizations in protecting human labor rights and combating discrimination. The article analyzes the activities of regional organizations such as the Council of Europe, the African Union, and the Organization of American States, examining their legal foundations, mechanisms, and effectiveness in promoting and protecting labor rights. The study also examined the problems faced by these organizations and the lack of a unified human rights system in the Asia-Pacific region. Through comparative analysis, the importance of regional cooperation in the development of labor rights and the fight against discrimination was highlighted, and various socio-political movements influencing the effectiveness of these efforts were analyzed.
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF A FUZZY LOGIC CONTROLLED PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM WITH A BIDIRECTIONAL DC-DC CONVERTER
This paper presents a detailed model of a photovoltaic (PV) system integrated with a bidirectional DC-DC converter, employing the Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) for intelligent control. The model considers two key input variables: time and ambient temperature. By incorporating ANFIS, the system adapts dynamically to environmental fluctuations, enhancing its overall performance. Key performance indicators such as voltage stability, current fluctuation mitigation, and battery charge optimization are analyzed to assess system effectiveness. Simulations are carried out in the MATLAB/Simulink environment, providing a robust framework for evaluating system behavior under varying operating conditions. Results indicate that the integration of ANFIS significantly improves energy flow management, enhances stability, and ensures a higher quality of power output. Furthermore, the model demonstrates adaptability to changing external conditions, making it a viable solution for real-world renewable energy applications and intelligent PV power management.
THE IMPORTANCE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL STATES IN ENSURING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL STABILITY OF ATHLETES
This article discusses the role of psychological states in the formation and strengthening of psychological stability necessary for the successful performance of athletes. Emotional states experienced by athletes before, during and after the competition, psychological factors such as stress, fear, and insecurity directly affect their physical potential and results. Therefore, within the framework of sports psychology, the psychological preparation of athletes, methods for ensuring emotional and volitional stability, self-management techniques, and the effectiveness of motivational approaches are analyzed. The article also contains practical recommendations for sports psychologists, coaches, and athletes themselves.
IMPLEMENTATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION
This article analyzes the environmental monitoring system and the development of environmental legislation in the Republic of Uzbekistan. It explores the theoretical foundations of monitoring, its alignment with international standards, important legal documents, and practical implementation. The article also discusses the relevance and need for the improvement of environmental laws.
COMMON FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING MISTAKES AND HOW TO AVOID THEM
The foundation of organizational decision-making and external reporting is financial accounting. However, significant negative outcomes, such as regulatory penalties, tax misstatements, and financial mismanagement, can result from accounting errors, both procedural and judgmental. Through a structured literature review, practitioner perspectives, and real-world case studies, this paper examines common accounting errors. The study provides specific prevention recommendations and identifies ten primary error types that affect businesses of various sizes. The use of cutting-edge accounting software and the significance of professional oversight are emphasized.
IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL PLATFORMS FOR REFERENCE PRICING OF MEDICINES: GLOBAL EXPERIENCE AND METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES
Rising pharmaceutical costs have driven many countries to adopt reference pricing as a tool for regulating medicine prices. However, the effectiveness of this approach depends heavily on access to timely and accurate data from international markets. This article explores the global experience in implementing digital platforms for calculating reference prices, compares key country-level platforms, and presents methodological approaches to selecting and analyzing reference data. Based on case studies and comparative analysis, the article identifies core success factors and outlines recommendations for developing countries seeking to implement or improve digital tools in this domain.
METHODS TO ENHANCE PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF PRESCHOOL EDUCATORS
Preschool education lays the foundation for lifelong learning and development. The role of educators in this phase is critical, and their professional competence directly impacts the quality of early childhood education. This article explores the various methods for enhancing the professional competence of preschool educators, including continuous professional development, mentorship programs, reflective practice, integration of technology, and collaborative learning. The study also emphasizes the importance of creating supportive institutional environments that encourage learning and growth.
THE CONTENT OF A CHILD’S MENTAL READINESS FOR SCHOOL
This article explores the mental readiness of children for school in preschool education institutions and highlights its distinctive features. It proposes innovative methods and approaches to assess children's mental preparedness.
O‘ZBEK MUSIC AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 20TH CENTURY
The article describes the creative activity of the great representatives of Uzbek musical art and the Jadid movement. The press and educational activities of Jadidists are described.
DEMOGRAPHIC SITUATION, LEVEL OF PROVISION OF ENTERPRISES WORKING POPULATION OF NAMANGAN REGION
The demographic factor is one of the determining factors for provision stable and safe development of the state, and the problems of optimal demographic development should be considered as the primary interests of the state, as a factor and, at the same time, as a result of its functioning.
ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECT OF QUALITATIVE FACTORS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN UZBEKISTAN
The article examines the forecast of graduates of higher education institutions and capital productivity, as well as the quality of economic growth on scenario options in the analysis of the process of intensive growth.
UZBEK AND KARAKALPAK LITERARY RELATIONS
The cultural and literary interactions between the Uzbek and Karakalpak peoples represent a profound and historically rooted phenomenon, enriched by centuries of coexistence, shared linguistic features, mutual influences, and common values. This article explores the dynamic literary ties between these two Turkic-speaking peoples, analyzing how folklore, epic traditions, classical poetry, and modern literature reflect a convergence of thought, spirit, and creative worldview.
FOSTERING CREATIVITY IN FUTURE TECHNOLOGY TEACHERS THROUGH TASK-BASED LEARNING
This article explores the development of creative abilities in future technology teachers through the use of task-based learning. It emphasizes the importance of creative tasks that encourage problem-solving, critical thinking, and active engagement. The study outlines a structured system of creative assignments designed to progressively enhance students’ intellectual flexibility and practical skills, specifically within the context of costume design. By integrating interdisciplinary knowledge and promoting independent exploration, the approach fosters deeper understanding and innovation. The implementation of these methods at V.M. Shukshin Altai State University demonstrated positive outcomes, highlighting the effectiveness of creative tasks in teacher education.
THEORY OF NEUROPEDAGOGICAL ANALYSIS OF STUDENTS' LUDHAMANIC BEHAVIOR
This scientific article examines the influence of computer games on students' gaming behavior and ways to correct it using neuropedagogic correction methods. The article examines the educational potential of computer games, their role in the development of cognitive skills of students, as well as their role in improving socialization. In addition, time management through games, the effects of dopamine, and the use of games as psychological support are analyzed. The purpose of the article is to develop effective strategies based on neuropedagogical approaches to reduce the negative effects of excessive gambling addiction in students.
OPTIMIZATION OF PROJECTS IN THE FIELD OF RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES
The transition to renewable energy sources is imperative for addressing global energy demands and mitigating the adverse effects of climate change. However, the successful implementation of renewable energy projects hinges on optimizing various technical, economic, and environmental parameters. This paper explores the role of optimization in enhancing the efficiency, reliability, and cost-effectiveness of renewable energy technologies, including solar, wind, hydro, and hybrid systems. Key areas such as site selection, system design, hybrid integration, and economic evaluation are analyzed through advanced optimization techniques such as genetic algorithms, multi-criteria decision-making, and simulation tools like HOMER and MATLAB. The study emphasizes that optimization not only improves energy yield and reduces operational costs but also contributes to the long-term sustainability and scalability of renewable energy initiatives. By applying interdisciplinary optimization approaches, stakeholders can make informed decisions that accelerate the deployment of clean energy solutions and support global energy resilience.
MODERN TEACHING METHODS: ANALYSIS OF TRADITIONAL AND INNOVATIVE APPROACHES
This article analyzes the role of teaching methods in modern education, evaluating the strengths and limitations of both traditional and innovative approaches. It also explores interactive strategies and the integration of information technologies into the learning process. The article presents conclusions on effective teaching strategies based on a comparative analysis of various methods.
THE IMPACT OF MIGRATION ON CHILDREN'S EDUCATION AND UPBRINGING
This article examines the impact of migration processes on the upbringing and education of children. Special attention is given to the socio-psychological aspects of migrant children's adaptation to a new educational environment, as well as changes in family attitudes and parenting strategies under migration conditions. The study analyzes the challenges faced by migrant children in the learning process, including language barriers, cultural differences, and social isolation. Recommendations are provided for creating an inclusive educational environment and supporting migrant families to ensure the full development and successful socialization of children.
REQUIREMENTS FOR PROTECTING THE PERSONAL DATA OF NETWORK USERS
In today's digital age, technological advancements have penetrated almost every aspect of our lives and play a significant role in increasing the efficiency of human activities. In particular, the internet offers a wide range of services such as communication, online commerce, education, and information sharing, making life more convenient and connected. However, while these digital services provide numerous advantages to users, they also introduce serious risks related to the protection of personal data. Personal data includes information such as a user's name, surname, date of birth, residence address, phone number, email address, and financial details. If such sensitive data is misused or accessed by unauthorized parties, it can lead to various types of harm or exploitation. Therefore, ensuring data security in the digital environment and protecting users' personal information have become critical and urgent issues. This article explores the key requirements, international standards, and modern approaches related to safeguarding personal data of internet users. It also highlights various cybersecurity policies and outlines practical steps that users themselves should follow to minimize the risk of data breaches. By understanding and implementing these protective measures, users can engage with the digital world in a more secure and reliable manner.
THE IMPACT OF ACTIVE LEARNING STRATEGIES ON STUDENT PERFORMANCE AND ENGAGEMENT
This study investigates the influence of active learning strategies on student performance and engagement in higher education settings. Using a mixed-methods approach, the research examines outcomes across three university courses over one academic term. The results reveal that active learning methods significantly improve academic performance and increase student engagement, especially when combined with collaborative group activities. This article contributes to the growing body of literature that supports shifting from passive lectures to interactive, student-centered learning environments.
STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS ON THE BIOSPHERE
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of current environmental problems and their impact on the biosphere. At the national and global levels, there are such important environmental problems as atmospheric pollution, water and soil contamination, biodiversity loss, and climate change. The article highlights the connection of these problems with human activity, their impact on the biosphere, and the measures being taken to maintain ecological balance. This article focuses on highlighting important issues related to environmental problems and proposing solutions.
APPLICATION OF AGILE METHODOLOGY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS: OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES, AND PROSPECTS
In the context of rapid transformations in the education sector and the increasing demand for flexibility and adaptability in educational institutions, traditional management models often fall short. This paper explores the potential of Agile methodology in educational management, analyzing its theoretical foundations, real-world implemAentation examples, benefits, and associated challenges. A hypothesis is proposed that Agile practices positively influence management efficiency within educational settings. The study employs a mixed-method approach, including literature review and case analysis, to derive practical insights and recommendations.
DEVELOPING COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE IN SCHOOL PRINCIPALS: ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
This article analyzes advanced international practices related to the development and enhancement of school principals' communicative competence within the modern education system. The experiences of countries such as the United States, Germany, Finland, and Singapore are examined, and recommendations are proposed for adapting these practices to the education system of Uzbekistan.
THE PERFORMANCE OF EPIC NARRATIVES THROUGH VOICE
The performance of epic narratives through voice is a cornerstone of oral traditions such as the Bakhshi storytelling art in Central Asia. This paper explores how vocal techniques—including tone modulation, rhythm, melodic ornamentation, and formulaic phrasing—serve not only to convey complex epic tales but also to aid memorization and engage audiences. The voice acts as a dynamic medium that bridges past and present, individual creativity and communal identity. Through its expressive and mnemonic functions, vocal performance transforms epic narratives into living cultural experiences that adapt to diverse social contexts. This study highlights the artistic and social significance of voice in sustaining oral epic traditions and preserving intangible cultural heritage.
WAYS TO RESOLVE CONFLICTS BETWEEN PARENTS AND CHILDREN IN TROUBLED FAMILIES
The article examines mechanisms for resolving conflicts between parents and children in troubled families, and also separately considers the question of whether the family is a part of society and the need to develop alternative ways of working with troubled families to ensure their well-being.
In addition, the article examines in detail the Model Family program and provides suggestions for its promotion.
SOME IMPORTANT STRATEGIES IN TEACHING SPEAKING SKILLS
Speaking is an oral communication method used to convey concepts or information to others. It is the most fundamental method that speakers can use language to express themselves. In teaching speaking skill, the teachers are expected to be able to promote students’ speaking skills by employing several types of strategies and techniques such as discussion, speeches, role plays, conversation, audio taped oral dialogues journal and other accuracy-based activities.
THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC ROOTS OF THE SARBADARS MOVEMENT: FORMATION OF POPULAR RESISTANCE IN 14TH-CENTURY TRANSOXIANA
The Sarbadars movement, which emerged in the mid-14th century in the region of Khurasan and Transoxiana, represents one of the earliest examples of grassroots socio-political resistance in Central Asian history. This article explores the socio-economic causes that contributed to the rise of the Sarbadars by analyzing historical sources, economic structures, and the lived experiences of ordinary people under Mongol and post-Mongol rule. The study employs a historical-analytical methodology to investigate how economic hardship, class inequality, and administrative corruption catalyzed mass mobilization. The findings reveal that the Sarbadars were not only a religious or political reactionary force but also a reflection of deep-rooted structural tensions within society. The study also draws parallels between the Sarbadars and other contemporary uprisings, highlighting the universal nature of grassroots resistance movements in the post-Mongol Islamic world. By identifying shared economic triggers across regions, the paper contributes to comparative historical sociology.
SYNTAX VS SEMANTICS: UNDERSTANDING THE STRUCTURE AND MEANING OF LANGUAGE
This article delves into the foundational concepts of syntax and semantics in linguistic theory, examining their respective roles in the structure and meaning of language. Syntax refers to the formal structure and arrangement of words within a sentence, while semantics deals with the interpretation and meaning derived from linguistic expressions. The paper explores how these two domains intersect, diverge, and support one another in both theoretical linguistics and practical language use. Drawing from generative grammar, cognitive linguistics, and formal semantics, the discussion highlights key debates, such as the autonomy of syntax versus semantic primacy, and investigates how syntactic and semantic knowledge is acquired, represented, and processed in the human mind. By analyzing linguistic phenomena, historical development, and computational applications, this study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how syntax and semantics collaborate to produce meaningful language. The article concludes by proposing a balanced perspective that acknowledges the interdependence of structure and meaning in the study of human language.
WORD FORMATION IN THE UZBEK LANGUAGE AND ITS MODERN TENDENCIES
This paper explores the processes and principles of word formation in the Uzbek language, focusing on current tendencies influenced by globalization, technological development, and social change. It examines traditional word-formation methods such as affixation, compounding, and semantic shift, while highlighting the rise of neologisms, borrowings, and hybrid structures. Special attention is given to how new lexical units are shaped by media, the internet, and intercultural communication. The study aims to identify the dynamic nature of Uzbek vocabulary and offers insights into how the language adapts to new realities while maintaining its morphological integrity.
METHODS OF DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE IN THE SUBJECT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
this article analyzes methods and tools for developing students’ professional competence, independent thinking, and creativity in the process of teaching electrical engineering through practical assignments.
CORRECTIONAL WORK CARRIED OUT WITH EDUCATIONAL EDUCATION OF CHILDREN WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENTS
This article provides information on the education and upbringing of children with hearing impairments in special conditions using special methods and the referral of children with mild hearing impairments to inclusive education in kindergartens and schools.
INTEGRATING GREEN FINANCE INTO COMMERCIAL BANKING PRACTICES: EVIDENCE FROM UZBEKISTAN
A key apparatus for planning monetary streams with natural supportability and climate objectives is the greenback. Green fund integration is vital, however immature, in rising economies like Uzbekistan, where the money-keeping industry is vital to capital allotment. This considers employment a desk-based audit of existing writing, bank reports, and administrative systems to examine the current status of green back in Uzbekistan's commercial managing an account teach. It comes about that organizational idleness, administrative insufficiencies, and a need for showcase motivations are the most common causes of the restricted selection of maintainable backbones.
In any case, there are a parcel of chances due to the developing interest in natural, social, and administrative (ESG) criteria around the world and Uzbekistan's developing interaction with worldwide monetary tech. The article's conclusion offers key approach suggestions implied to improve commercial banks' commitment to the improvement of green financing in Uzbekistan.
MIDDLE DISTANCE RUNNING TRAINING IN ATHLETICS
The article examines the types and processes of practical training in middle distance running by the type of athletics. The processes of practical training of middle distance runners and the forms of organizing practical classes are, analyzed. Discussions were, also held on the methods and principles of improving technical and tactical skills, the development of physical qualities, which are the main goals and objectives of practical training of middle-distance runners.
STATISTICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PROSPECTS FOR THE ACTIVITIES OF THE CLUSTER “PRIVATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP”
This article presents conclusions on the formation of a competitive environment in the management practice of personal business entities in the context of economic modernization.
NEW WEBSITES AND THE NARROWING OF THINKING: THE HIDDEN IMPACT OF SMARTPHONES
This essay explores the cognitive, social, and educational impacts of excessive smartphone use in the digital age. It highlights how constant digital engagement weakens deep thinking, creativity, and emotional intelligence. The author critically examines how traditional communication and learning methods are being replaced by instant, surface-level content, leading to intellectual and cultural decline. The essay emphasizes the importance of digital literacy, mindfulness, and balance in smartphone usage. Ultimately, it advocates for conscious adaptation to technology, where human reflection and empathy are preserved amid rapid digital change.
GREEK AND LATIN IN BIOLOGY AND THE LANGUAGE ROOTS OF SCIENTIFIC NAMING
The practice of assigning scientific names in biology heavily depends on classical languages, specifically Greek and Latin. These ancient languages form the core of binomial nomenclature—the universal method of naming species using two-part Latin or Latinized labels. Historically, Latin was the primary language of science and scholarship across Europe, while Greek shaped early medical and philosophical texts. Since these languages are no longer evolving, they provide a stable foundation for consistent and unchanging scientific terms. This article investigates the historical background, linguistic significance, and ongoing importance of classical languages in taxonomy. Using a literature review and etymological analysis of taxonomic terms, it demonstrates how Greek and Latin contribute to clarity, precision, and effective global scientific communication.
FORMATION PROCESSES AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CONCOMITANT OCCURRENCE OF MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS AND PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS
This article discusses the formation processes and morphological features of the simultaneous presence of malignant tumors and pulmonary tuberculosis. The paper examines the mechanisms that contribute to the development of these diseases in their combined presence, as well as describes the characteristic morphological changes in tissues. The analysis provides a deeper understanding of the interaction between malignant neoplasms and pulmonary tuberculosis, which can contribute to the development of more effective methods of diagnosis and treatment.
NUTRITIONAL VALUE AND ENERGY VALUE OF BAKERY PRODUCTS
Bakery products, with their high nutritional value, energy-giving properties and rich biochemical composition, occupy an incomparable place in human health. As one of the main types of food consumed daily, bread provides at least 30–35% of the total energy source in the diet of each person. This necessitates a thorough study of its nutritional and energy composition, and the selection of the right types.
ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
The article examines the scientific approaches of leading researchers to defining the essence of the categories of "economic growth" and "economic development", as well as the factors that shape their quality. The dialectic of the relationship between economic growth and economic development is explored, their comparability and opposite directions are argued.
VISION 2030: REFORMS OF MUHAMMAD BIN SALMAN
This article analyzes the Vision 2030 program promoted by Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and the wide-ranging political, economic, and social reforms implemented within its framework. The article highlights changes such as diversifying Saudi Arabia away from an oil-dependent economic model, expanding the rights of youth and women, and developing tourism and logistics. It also highlights the successes and challenges of the reforms, domestic political competition, international pressures, and cultural transformations in society. The study also examines the future of Saudi Arabia and its impact on geopolitical processes in the region.
ANALYZING THE COMPONENTS OF COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE: A REVIEW OF DIVERSE SCHOLARLY APPROACHES
Communicative competence is one of the most essential skills for foreign language teachers, as it plays a central role in achieving fluency and effective communication in the target language. This competence not only enables learners to use the language naturally, as native speakers do, but also contributes significantly to successful language instruction. Numerous scholars have studied communicative competence and proposed various models outlining its components. This article aims to explore and compare different theoretical frameworks of communicative competence through a model-based analytical approach.
EVALUATION OF THE EFFICIENCY OF MEMBRANE BIOREACTOR TECHNOLOGY IN INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT
Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) technology is an emerging wastewater treatment method that utilizes the advantages of membrane filtration. At the Uzbekistan GTL plant, the project reuses wastewater for technological purposes by using MBR instead of traditional treatment, i.e., secondary clarifier, which provides a high level of wastewater treatment. This analytical article presents a comprehensive literature review on the use of MBR technology for various industrial wastewaters. Particular attention is paid to information on membrane selection, its configuration, and practical application of the technology. The literature review shows that MBR technology is recognized as an effective and economically viable technology that allows wastewater to be recycled and reused without harmful effects to the environment.
THE MODERNIZATION OF EXECUTIVE POWER IN UZBEKISTAN DURING THE FIRST YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE
In the article were analyzed the processes of modernization of public administration in the early years of Independence of Uzbekistan. Based upon various scientific and political sources, the author elucidates the key trends and factors that determined the directions of implementation of the modernization ofthe executive power in Uzbekistan in the early years of Independence.
THEORETICAL ISSUES OF FUNDAMENTAL CHANGES IN THE NATURE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
This article theoretically analyzes the fundamental changes that occurred in the system of international relations in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The author covers such processes as geopolitical changes that occurred after the end of the Cold War, the formation of new states, the role of international institutions, and the spread of liberal and democratic values. The article also analyzes current problems such as multipolarity, the rise of transnational actors, and the instability of the international order based on theoretical approaches (realism, liberalism, constructivism). The article shows the importance of theoretical and analytical approaches in understanding the new system of international relations and emphasizes the need for interstate cooperation in ensuring global security.
PRIORITY DIRECTIONS OF FOREIGN POLICY OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
This article provides an in-depth analysis of the key principles, objectives, and priority directions of the modern foreign policy of the Republic of Uzbekistan. It emphasizes an open, mutually beneficial, and constructive foreign policy based on national interests, aimed at strengthening state independence and sovereignty, ensuring regional security and stability, fostering a climate of good neighborliness, and maintaining non-alignment with military-political blocs. Central Asia is identified as the top strategic priority, with special attention given to the importance of supporting a peaceful resolution of the situation in Afghanistan. The article also analyzes the development of strategic partnerships and multifaceted cooperation with major powers such as Russia, China, the United States, the European Union, and Turkey, as well as with international organizations including the United Nations, the CIS, and the SCO.
METHODS OF USING GRAMMAR GAMES IN PRIMARY NATIVE LANGUAGE LESSONS
This article discusses the fact that the widespread introduction of information technology achievements in the modernization of the primary education system is also an important factor, that it is an integral part of preparing students for thorough mastery of their native language in primary school native language classes, and that it is considered an important means of moral and aesthetic education based on the forms of forming their interest in pedagogical innovative technologies in the educational process.
ADVERTISING LANGUAGE AND CONSUMER PSYCHOLOGY: LINGUISTIC FACTORS OF ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY
This article analyzes the impact of advertising language on consumer psychology and the linguistic factors contributing to economic effectiveness. The study examines stylistic devices, word order, expressiveness, and other linguistic features used in advertising texts and their influence on consumers' decision-making processes. Additionally, the effects of psychological factors, motivation, needs, and emotions on advertising effectiveness are discussed.
TYPES AND DESCRIPTIVE ASPECTS OF EDUCATIONAL TASKS IN DEVELOPING LISTENING COMPREHENSION SKILLS
This article explores the various types of educational tasks designed to enhance listening comprehension skills among language learners. It discusses descriptive aspects of these tasks, their effectiveness, and practical applications within language teaching methodologies. Emphasizing contemporary approaches, the article highlights the importance of task diversity and alignment with learners' cognitive and linguistic levels to optimize listening skill acquisition.
INTERRELATION OF PHILOSOPHICAL AND MEDICAL CONCEPTS IN A HISTORICAL CONTEXT
This article explores the historical evolution of the relationship between philosophy and medicine, emphasizing how philosophical thought has influenced medical theory and practice from antiquity to modern times. It highlights key periods where interdisciplinary integration shaped the understanding of health, disease, the human body, and ethics. The discussion also reflects on how philosophical inquiry continues to inform medical paradigms in contemporary health care.
FORMATION OF INITIAL CONCEPTS ABOUT ENERGY THROUGH MEDIA EDUCATION: METHODOLOGICAL RECOMMENDATIONS
The article presents proposals and recommendations concerning the methodological support for the use of media education resources in forming initial concepts about energy among primary school students within the subject "Natural Sciences."
XENOBIOTICS AND COMPOUNDS NOT RECOGNIZED BY BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
As a result of human economic activity, a large number of various xenobiotics, alien to humans and animals, circulate in the biosphere, many of which have extremely high toxicity. Entering the environment in significant quantities, they can affect the genetic apparatus of organisms, cause their death, and disrupt the balance of natural processes in the biosphere. At present, attempts are being made to reduce the level of the body's influence by xenobiotics by increasing the efficiency of the defense systems, this is especially important for children.
PLOT STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITIONAL FEATURES IN THE HISTORICAL NOVEL BY ALEXEI TOLSTOY “PETER THE GREAT”
This article explores the creation and artistic structure of Alexei Tolstoy’s historical novel Peter the Great (Peter I). It examines the interrelation of historical fact and artistic imagination, the plot and composition, the epic mode of narration, the character system, and the author’s poetic mastery. The study also offers several theoretical insights
RATE OF DEPRESSION IN SARS-CoV-2 PNEUMONIA AND HYPERTENSION CASE IN THE MIDDLE ISCHEMIC DISEASE FOUNDATION
COVID-19 diagnosis in the setting of ICU presents certain difficulties, as circulatory failure often masks the clinical manifestations of the underlying disease and complicates its timely diagnosis. It can be caused by typical manifestations of circulatory failure, including shortness of breath (at rest, during exercise), fatigue, tachycardia, tachypnea, wheezing during auscultation, and fluid accumulation in the pleural cavity. The course of ICU in the setting of COVID-19 has its own characteristics. Coronary artery thrombosis in the setting of COVID-19 can develop according to two main mechanisms: first, it manifests itself as a coagulopathy specific to the disease, and second, it manifests itself as a result of systemic inflammation and destabilization of coronary artery atherosclerosis in response to viral infection. The cause of the development of IHD in the context of COVID-19 is an imbalance between myocardial oxygen demand and oxygen delivery against the background of severe respiratory and hemodynamic disorders, as well as spontaneous dissection of the coronary arteries. According to data, IHD is one of the main causes of death among patients hospitalized with COVID-19.
ETHNOTOPONYMS WITH UZBEK FORMANTS
This article analyzes the morphemic characteristics of ethnonym-based toponyms found in the Bukhara region, and shows the specific features of the formants in the toponyms. Pure Turkic names and the Uzbek formants in them are analyzed.
CHALLENGES AND EFFECTIVE PRACTICES IN CULTIVATING LINGUOCULTURAL COMPETENCE AMONG KOREAN LANGUAGE LEARNERS
This article explores the challenges and effective practices in fostering linguocultural competence among Korean language learners. Linguocultural competence involves understanding both the language and cultural context, a skill that is crucial for students aiming to communicate authentically in Korean. The article highlights common obstacles, such as difficulties in grasping cultural nuances, limited access to authentic cultural materials, and lack of intercultural interaction opportunities. To address these challenges, it examines practical strategies that enhance learning outcomes, including the use of multimedia resources, role-playing activities, and collaborative projects with native speakers. Emphasis is placed on the role of educators in creating a culturally inclusive environment that encourages critical thinking and empathy. By combining traditional and modern pedagogical approaches, this study provides educators with insights to effectively support Korean language learners in their journey toward linguocultural competence.
CAUSES OF DISPUTES BETWEEN HUSBANDS AND WIFE
The emergence and development of conflicts between spouses in the family can occur on the basis of a certain unhealthy psychological environment. In this sense, conflicts also have their own range. Sometimes in conflict situations, a husband or wife uses all their abilities to overcome, involving a third party. Such a conflict situation creates a certain socio-psychological environment. In this article, we will shed light on the causes of conflicts between spouses.
The Theoretical and Methodological Foundations of the Concept of National Pride
This article discusses concepts such as national pride, national consciousness, national worldview, customs, and traditions. It presents ideas on how the millennia-old values of the Uzbek people are instilled in the younger generation through these feelings.
DEVELOPING CRITICAL THINKING AS A METHODOLOGICAL ISSUE IN TEACHING NATIVE LANGUAGE LESSONS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL
В этой статье рассматривается интеграция навыков критического мышления в преподавание уроков родного языка в начальных школах. В ней критическое мышление рассматривается как педагогическая и методологическая проблема, анализируются проблемы, возможности и передовой опыт в контексте раннего языкового образования. Опираясь на образовательную теорию, наблюдение за классом и анализ учебной программы, исследование изучает, как критическое мышление можно развивать с помощью чтения, письма и говорения на уроках родного языка. Результаты показывают, что когда стратегии обучения намеренно разрабатываются для поощрения исследования, размышления и аргументации, учащиеся младших классов развивают когнитивные навыки более высокого порядка, не ставя под угрозу усвоение языка. Статья завершается методическими рекомендациями для разработчиков учебных программ и практикующих специалистов в классах.
THE ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING IN BIOTECHNOLOGY
This article analyzes the significance and application of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies in the field of biotechnology. AI and ML algorithms enable rapid and efficient processing of large biological datasets, significantly advancing drug development, genomic research, and disease diagnosis. The article discusses the practical uses, advantages, and future prospects of these technologies in biotechnology and medicine.
COMPARATIVE PHONETICS OF UZBEK AND OTHER TURKIC LANGUAGES
This article examines the comparative phonetics of the Uzbek language in relation to other Turkic languages, including Turkish, Kazakh, and Kyrgyz. By analyzing phonemic inventories, phonotactic constraints, vowel harmony systems, and prosodic features, the study highlights both the shared phonological heritage and the unique phonetic evolutions within the Turkic language family. The research employs a typological and descriptive linguistic methodology, drawing on acoustic analysis, historical phonology, and field data. Results reveal that while Uzbek preserves many Proto-Turkic phonetic elements, it also displays distinct innovations such as the weakening of vowel harmony and the influence of Persian and Russian phonological systems. The findings contribute to a broader understanding of phonetic convergence and divergence in genetically related languages.
The factor of man in modern architecture and building engineering
One of the most important directions for ensuring the sustainable development of society during the modern period of high energy consumption is the rational and efficient use of energy and resources. one of the urgent directions and main tasks of the modern construction industry is the rational use of energy resources in the production of building materials and structures, in the construction and operation of buildings.
METHODS OF ATTRACTING FOREIGN INVESTMENTS FOR THE INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY AND INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN ITS REGULATION.
This article explores the methods of attracting foreign investments aimed at fostering the innovative development of the national economy. The study emphasizes the significance of foreign direct investment (FDI) as a catalyst for technological advancement, increased productivity, and sustainable economic growth. Furthermore, it analyzes global best practices in regulating and managing foreign investments, with a focus on creating a favorable investment climate, legal frameworks, and institutional support mechanisms. Comparative analysis of international experience provides valuable insights for improving national strategies to effectively integrate foreign capital into innovation-driven sectors of the economy.
DEVELOPMENT TRENDS AND ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL RETAIL TRADE TURNOVER
This article analyzes the development of retail trade turnover in the Surkhandarya region of Uzbekistan from 2010 to 2024. The data reveals a consistent growth, increasing from 1,321.3 billion soums to 24,883.2 billion soums, a nearly 19-fold increase. Key drivers include rising consumer spending, the expansion of retail outlets, favorable entrepreneurial policies, the growth of e-commerce, and the digitalization of payment systems. Despite a slight slowdown during the 2020-2021 pandemic, the period 2022-2024 saw the highest growth. Future strategies should prioritize developing digital trade platforms, improving domestic logistics, and expanding interregional trade relations.
THE EMERGENCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM IN THE UZBEK SSR
In this article, the stages of formation and development of the higher education system during the period of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic were studied on the basis of a historical-analytical approach. From the higher education institutions established at the initial stage to the comprehensive reforms of the 1970s and 1980s, educational policies, scientific training processes, the impact of Higher Education on the development of the Republic and its social functions have been analyzed. The article is also aimed at highlighting the role and historical heritage of the higher education system in the Uzbek SSR in the formation of the post-independence education system. Scientific methods based on archival documents, historical sources and statistics were used during the study. This article serves as a useful scientific resource for researchers researching in the fields of history, pedagogy, political science and education.
RENEWABLE ENERGY: RISK, REPORTING, AND THE ROLE OF ACCOUNTANTS
Unpredictable fossil fuel prices and rising climate risk make renewable energy an environmental imperative but increasingly a smart business strategy. This paper addresses the economic case for renewable energy from the risk management, reporting, and evolving role of the accountancy profession perspective. We conducted a systematic literature review of peer-reviewed articles, industry reports, and regulatory policies. It is illustrated that volatility of fossil fuel prices (most significantly oil price volatility) greatly minimizes profit margins as well as contributes to operational costs. In contrast, renewable technology (wind, solar, etc.) has witnessed dramatic drops in costs (solar PV LCOE declined 88% since 2009) and is predicted to double the generation output within five years. Renewables flatten input expenses (no fuel price risk) and cap "stranded asset" losses, valued by analysts at more than US$1 trillion of upstream oil and gas under plausible climate policies. Moreover, the empirical literature is extensive and repeatedly discovers a positive or zero relationship between strong ESG performance (e.g., use of clean energy) and returns. To all of these trends, regulatory frameworks (IFRS S1/S2) are responding by stepping up sustainability reporting, and increasingly, firms are seeking third-party assurance of ESG disclosures. Accountants, with their expertise in financial control and assurance, are well positioned to drive forward the measurement of climate-related risks (e.g., emissions accounting) and the integration of sustainability into financial decision-making. Lastly, the transition to renewable energy can strengthen firm finances by mitigating cost volatility and long-term climate risk, and accountants will play a key role in quantifying and reporting these financial benefits.