Authors

  • Mashkura Sayliyeva

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.ijai.114551

Abstract

This article analyzes the importance, purpose, and effective ways of fostering a communication culture among students during elementary education. Communication culture is not only about correctly using verbal and written speech, but also encompasses essential social competencies such as respect, active listening, and the ability to express opinions civilly. The study examines the opportunities to gradually develop communication culture through subjects like native language, reading, life skills, and moral education within elementary school lessons. It emphasizes that interactive methods, small group work, role-playing, and discussion-based tasks contribute to students' social and personal development. The article also includes practical recommendations and sample lesson plans, serving as methodological support for teachers.


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FOSTERING COMMUNICATION CULTURE: THE ROLE OF ELEMENTARY

SCHOOL LESSONS

Sayliyeva Mashkura Muxtorkuli qizi

Teacher, Department of Elementary Education Methodology, CHDPU

Abstract:

This article analyzes the importance, purpose, and effective ways of fostering a

communication culture among students during elementary education. Communication culture is

not only about correctly using verbal and written speech, but also encompasses essential social

competencies such as respect, active listening, and the ability to express opinions civilly. The

study examines the opportunities to gradually develop communication culture through subjects

like native language, reading, life skills, and moral education within elementary school lessons.

It emphasizes that interactive methods, small group work, role-playing, and discussion-based

tasks contribute to students' social and personal development. The article also includes practical

recommendations and sample lesson plans, serving as methodological support for teachers.

Keywords:

Communication culture, elementary education, communicative competence,

interactive method, lesson process, social skills

In today's era of globalization and open communication, it is essential for every

individual to find their place in society, engage in social relationships, and effectively exchange

ideas. These skills must be cultivated from childhood, starting with elementary education.

Communication culture encompasses not only correct and literary speech but also essential

social competencies such as active listening, respect, consideration for others' opinions, and

positive interaction.

Elementary education plays a crucial role in this process, as it is during this stage that

students begin to develop their linguistic and ethical foundations. This article highlights the role

of elementary school lessons in fostering a communication culture and explores effective

methods in this regard.

Communication Culture in Elementary School: Concept and Necessity

Communication culture is more than just grammatically correct speech. It includes the

following aspects:

- Relevance in communication: Expressing ideas that are relevant to the topic.

- Expressing one's opinion clearly and politely.

- Actively listening to others.

- R-espectfully offering objections or asking questions.

- Working in groups and participating in discussions.

Elementary school students are naturally active, curious, but not yet linguistically and

ethically mature. Therefore, teachers should rely on methods that encourage communication,

teach respectful attitudes, and gradually instill a culture of listening and expressing opinions

during lessons.

Methods that Can Be Applied in the Lesson Process

The following methods are considered effective for fostering a communication culture in

elementary school lessons:


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1. Role-Playing: Students are divided into roles based on a specific scenario and engage in

relevant communication. For example, scenarios such as "Argument with a Friend,"

"Conversation in a Store," or "Reader and Librarian" allow students to learn social roles and

proper communication techniques.
2. Debate and Opinion Exchange: Students are divided into two groups to defend a topic. This

fosters the skills of justifying opinions, understanding the perspectives of others, and offering

constructive criticism.
3. Question-and-Answer Techniques: Through this method, students ask each other questions,

listen to the answers, and summarize. This enhances the culture of active listening.
4. Group Work: By completing tasks in small groups and presenting the summarized results to

the class, students acquire skills in working collaboratively, respecting each other, and taking

turns speaking.
Forming communication culture in primary school students is not only the task of language

lessons but also a common goal of all subjects, especially moral education, life skills, music,

visual arts, and extracurricular activities. Communication culture should be conveyed in

harmony with the values of Uzbek society and instilled in a manner that aligns with the national

mentality.
The teacher is the most important figure who demonstrates cultured communication through

their personal example. Every lesson is not only a source of knowledge but also a platform for

cultivating polite interaction, healthy thinking, and moral values.

Used literature :

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Methodology of Primary Education

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Journal:

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References

Abdullaeva, M. (2018). Methodology of Primary Education. Tashkent: Uzbekistan State World Languages University Press.

Karimov, I.A. (2008). High Spirituality – Invincible Power. Tashkent: Ma'naviyat.

Hasanboyeva, G’. (2019). Pedagogical Technologies. Tashkent: O’qituvchi.

Mahmudov, N., & Qodirova, N. (2020). Methodology of Primary Education. Tashkent: Fan.

Concept of Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan (2019). Tashkent: Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education.

Islomova, S. (2017). Interactive Methods in Education. Tashkent: Ta’lim.

Alimova, Z. (2021). “Formation of Communication Culture in Primary School, Pedagogy and Psychology Journal, 3(12), 45-51.

Sultonova, D. (2020). “Development of Social Skills in Primary Education, Education and Development, 4(8), 33-39.

UNESCO (2015). Global Education Monitoring Report: Education for All. Paris: UNESCO Publishing.

Vygotsky, L.S. (1978). Mind in Society: The Development of Higher Psychological Processes. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.