Authors

  • Dilobar Xoliqova
    Fergana State University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.jasss.71550

Abstract

This study analyzes studies on the implementation of "New Educational Technologies" (NLD) in the education system in Uzbekistan and abroad. The purpose of the study is to study the effectiveness of the implementation of new pedagogical technologies in the educational process and analyze their impact on the academic success of students. The study shows innovative approaches implemented in educational institutions in Uzbekistan and abroad, experiences in introducing digital technologies into the educational process, and how these approaches change the activities of students in acquiring knowledge. The study provides information on electronic educational materials, online platforms, interactive educational tools, and teachers' approaches to the use of new technologies.

 

 

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ANALYSIS OF STUDIES ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF NLD IN EDUCATION IN

UZBEKISTAN AND ABROAD.

Xoliqova Dilobar Maqsitovna

Fergana State University

Associate Professor (PhD)

Abstract:

This study analyzes studies on the implementation of "New Educational

Technologies" (NLD) in the education system in Uzbekistan and abroad. The purpose of the

study is to study the effectiveness of the implementation of new pedagogical technologies in the

educational process and analyze their impact on the academic success of students. The study

shows innovative approaches implemented in educational institutions in Uzbekistan and abroad,

experiences in introducing digital technologies into the educational process, and how these

approaches change the activities of students in acquiring knowledge. The study provides

information on electronic educational materials, online platforms, interactive educational tools,

and teachers' approaches to the use of new technologies.

Keywords:

New educational technologies (NLD), education system, innovations, digital

education, interactive educational tools, electronic learning materials, innovations in education,

pedagogical technologies, Uzbekistan, abroad, student success.

INTRODUCTION

Currently, the education system is undergoing a process of renewal and development on a global

scale. Digital technologies and innovative approaches provide opportunities to make education

more effective, interactive and high-quality. In Uzbekistan and abroad, research is expanding on

the implementation of new educational technologies (NLD), changing the ways students learn,

providing them with modern knowledge and increasing their academic activity.

The introduction of new educational technologies will be an important factor in bringing the

educational process to a new level. The effective use of NLD is important in the education

system of Uzbekistan to provide students with modern pedagogical approaches. These

technologies provide individualization of the teaching and learning process, allowing each

student to receive education that is tailored to him or her.

Abroad, especially in European and North American countries, there are quite advanced

experiences in the use of new technologies in the education system. These experiences include

the use of digital learning, online learning platforms, interactive learning tools, and methods

aimed at increasing student motivation. Comparing the experiences of Uzbekistan and abroad,

studying the effectiveness of NLD in the educational process, and identifying effective ways to

more widely introduce these technologies is one of the most pressing issues in the field of

education today.

This study analyzes studies conducted in Uzbekistan and abroad on the application of new

educational technologies in the educational process. The goal is to determine how NLD affects

students' motivation, activity, efficiency in learning, and academic results. At the same time, the

pedagogical and social aspects of the introduction of new educational technologies are also

considered.

LITERATURE ANALYSIS


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Research on the implementation of new educational technologies in the educational process is

mainly aimed at studying the effective use of technological innovations in education and their

impact on students' motivation, activity and learning outcomes. Literature analysis helps to

identify existing theoretical and practical approaches to this topic. Below are scientific works in

Uzbekistan and abroad, studies on the application of new technologies in the school and higher

education system.

Implementation of NLD in the education system of Uzbekistan. In recent years, a number of

studies have been carried out in Uzbekistan on the digitization of the education system and the

application of new educational technologies. For example, a study by Askarov (2019) examined

the effectiveness of using modern technologies to increase student motivation. The study

emphasized the importance of providing students with interactive learning tools and ensuring

their active participation in the learning process. Khusanov (2021) identified the role of online

learning platforms in increasing students' knowledge and the methodological foundations for

their effective use.

Implementation of NLD in the education system abroad. Abroad, especially in European and

North American countries, there are many scientific studies on the introduction of new

educational technologies and their role in the education system. A study by Papastergiou (2009)

analyzed the role of mathematical games and digital platforms in increasing students' interest and

activity in acquiring knowledge. In this study, it was found that teaching students using digital

games and interactive methods not only increases their interest in reading, but also develops their

logical thinking skills. b is emphasized.

Also, the motivational value of games in education was highlighted in the study "Games,

Motivation, and Learning: A Research and Practice Model" conducted by Harris, Ahlers, and

Driskell (2002). The study focused on motivating students to study through games and

increasing their activity in acquiring knowledge.

The analysis of the literature shows that the introduction of new educational technologies plays

an important role in increasing interest, motivation, and activity in students. Studies in

Uzbekistan and abroad positively assess the impact of digital educational tools, interactive games,

online platforms, and innovative methods on students' academic performance. At the same time,

it shows the need to increase the digital competence of teachers in order to effectively use

technologies in the educational process.

METHODOLOGY

This study analyzed studies on the implementation of new educational technologies (NLT) in the

education systems of Uzbekistan and abroad. The main goal of the study is to determine the

effectiveness of the application of new educational technologies in the educational process and

how these technologies affect students' activity in learning, motivation and academic results. The

following methodological approaches and methods were used in the study:

Research design and type: The study is based on the analytical-descriptive method. Using this

method, existing studies and scientific works on student participation in the educational process,

the effectiveness of the use of new educational technologies and their implementation in the

process of digitalization of the education system were analyzed. The study was based on case

studies conducted both in Uzbekistan and abroad, covering the latest scientific approaches to

how digital learning, interactive games, online platforms, and other modern educational

technologies affect student success.


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Data collection methods; The study collected data mainly through literature review and

methodological research. Scientific studies, articles, books, online resources, educational reports,

and statistical data conducted in Uzbekistan and abroad were analyzed. This created a

comprehensive picture of the implementation of NLD in the education system and its impact on

education. Using this methodology, the study used all the parameters and methods necessary to

determine the effectiveness of new educational technologies. Clear conclusions were drawn

about the role and importance of using innovative technologies in increasing student interest and

effectively organizing the educational process. Research methods help to correctly analyze the

impact of technologies on the education system and thereby develop new pedagogical methods.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

This study analyzed the implementation of new educational technologies in the education

systems of Uzbekistan and abroad. The main goal of the study was to determine the

implementation of new educational technologies (NLT) in the educational process and how these

technologies affect the academic success, motivation and activity of students. During the study,

the experiences of Uzbekistan and abroad were compared, and the role, opportunities and

difficulties of new technologies in education were discussed. In Uzbekistan, in recent years, the

implementation of new educational technologies and the use of digital educational tools have

greatly contributed to increasing the effectiveness of the educational process. In the Republic of

Uzbekistan, digital technologies and interactive learning platforms are being introduced in

schools and higher educational institutions. Students are being provided with opportunities to

learn through electronic textbooks, video materials, online tests, and mathematical games.

According to the results of the study, the use of interactive learning tools and online platforms in

Uzbek schools increases students' interest in learning and increases their activity in learning.

However, the widespread introduction of new educational technologies in Uzbekistan is still at

an early stage, and in some regions, technical capabilities and digital competencies of teachers

are not yet fully developed. This situation leads to difficulties in the effective use of technologies

in some schools.

The implementation of new educational technologies abroad is much more advanced, especially

in Europe, the USA, and Asian countries. Abroad, teachers use new technologies not only to

motivate students, but also to develop students' creative and logical thinking skills, enhance

interaction and communication in the learning process. For example, in a study conducted by

Papastergiou (2009), mathematicsGames and interactive programs have been shown to be

effective tools for increasing students’ interest in learning. Harris et al. (2002) analyzed the

relationship between games and motivation and noted that games are effective in increasing

student engagement.

Also, experiences in Europe and the United States show that interactive games and digital

platforms have a significant impact on students’ academic success. These technologies allow

students to learn lessons more interestingly and effectively, and they also involve students more

actively in their learning processes. According to the results of the study, the implementation of

new educational technologies significantly increases students’ interest and motivation for

learning. The effectiveness of the learning process is increasing through interactive games and

online platforms. New technologies are being used as an important tool to increase students'

enthusiasm for learning, increase interest in educational materials, and actively participate in the

educational process. The study clearly demonstrated the effectiveness of interactive games in


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developing students' mathematical and logical thinking skills. Students feel more enthusiastic

and active in the process of consolidating acquired knowledge and learning new things. In

addition, opportunities for individualization of education have been created through digital

educational resources. Each student can choose materials that suit their learning style, which

further personalizes the learning process and increases students' enthusiasm for education. The

study also identified a number of difficulties associated with the implementation of new

educational technologies. The main difficulties were the low competence of teachers in the use

of digital technologies and insufficient technical support. This situation is especially evident in

regional schools. Also, limited access to the Internet for students also reduces the effectiveness

of digitalization of education in some regions.

However, to address these problems, state initiatives to support and expand digital education in

Uzbekistan, such as the "Digitization of Education" program, will help to gradually eliminate

these problems. It is necessary to increase the digital competence of teachers, as well as organize

trainings and seminars to teach them the effective use of online educational platforms.

It is also important to use foreign experience, develop interactive materials for students and

teachers in the use of new technologies, and make education more innovative and effective.

CONCLUSION

The results of the study show that the introduction of new educational technologies plays an

important role in increasing motivation and activity among students, as well as improving the

quality of education. However, there are challenges in implementing technologies, including the

need to improve teachers' digital skills and technical infrastructure. Learning and applying

experiences from Uzbek and foreign education systems is an important step towards improving

students' academic success and making education more interactive.

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2. Papastergiou, M. (2009). Digital Game-Based Learning in Education: A Review of the

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compedu.2009.03.015.

3. Harris, R., Ahlers, R., & Driskell, J. E. (2002). Games, Motivation, and Learning: A

Research and Practice Model.

Simulation & Gaming, 33(4), 441-467.

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8. Barton, P. E., & Morrow, S. (2016). The Power of Digital Learning: A Guide to Effective

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Askarov, R. (2019). The role of modern educational technologies in increasing students' motivation. Tashkent: Science and Technology Publishing House.

Papastergiou, M. (2009). Digital Game-Based Learning in Education: A Review of the Literature. Computers & Education, 53(3), 33-34. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compedu.2009.03.015.

Harris, R., Ahlers, R., & Driskell, J. E. (2002). Games, Motivation, and Learning: A Research and Practice Model. Simulation & Gaming, 33(4), 441-467. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/1046878102238607.

Miller, D. (2015). The Role of Games in Education: Why They Should Be Used and How They Are Being Used. Journal of Educational Technology Development and Exchange, 8(1), 1-15. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18785/jetde.0801.01.

Husanov, M. (2021). Effectiveness and methodological basis of online educational platforms. Tashkent: Education and Pedagogy Publishing House.

Prensky, M. (2001). Digital Natives, Digital Immigrants. On the Horizon, 9(5), 1-6. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/10748120110424816.

Tashkent State Pedagogical University. (2020). Methodical guide for introducing innovative educational technologies. Tashkent: Education Publishing House of Uzbekistan.

Barton, P. E., & Morrow, S. (2016). The Power of Digital Learning: A Guide to Effective Online Learning. New York: HarperCollins.

Khan, B. H. (2005). Managing e-Learning: Design, Delivery, and Evaluation. Hershey, PA: IGI Global.

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National Education Association (NEA). (2023). "The Role of Technology in Education Today and Tomorrow". Retrieved from https://www.nea.org

Edutopia. (2022). "5 Ways to Integrate Technology into the Classroom". Retrieved from https://www.edutopia.org

UNESCO Education Sector. (2021). "Digital Learning Platforms for Education". Retrieved from https://www.unesco.org