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THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF EDUCATION
Bahtiyorova Asila O‘ktam kizi
National Pedagogical University of Uzbekistan named after Nizami
Student of the 3rd stage of the Faculty of primary education
baxtiyorovaasila18@gmail.com
Abstract:
This article analyzes the main goals and objectives of the upbringing process.
Upbringing is a complex process that ensures the development of an individual physically,
mentally, spiritually and socially, the purpose of which is to transform a person into a useful,
responsible and civilized person to society. The article will consider the main tasks of upbringing,
modern approaches and methods in their implementation. It is also studied that upbringing is
inextricably linked with education. The author proposes pedagogical approaches to more
effectively fulfill the goals and objectives of upbringing.
Keywords:
upbringing, educational purpose, educational tasks, personal development, moral
education, pedagogy, social education, patriotism, hard work, culture, Family Education, Society
role, pedagogical approaches, innovative methods, educational process, independent thinking,
personal growth.
Upbringing is an important social process for each society, through which the formation of the
younger generation as a full-fledged and harmonious person is ensured. The process of
upbringing aims to instill in the individual positive habits, moral qualities, patriotic feelings, hard
work and culture. Therefore, it is necessary to clearly define the goals and objectives of
upbringing, to apply modern pedagogical approaches to their implementation.
Purpose of upbringing
The purpose of upbringing is to transform an individual into a morally — mentally mature,
educated, and cultured citizen who meets the demands of society. Within the framework of this
goal, the following main aspects stand out:
Physical development: formation of a healthy lifestyle, focus on physical activity.
Mental development: to increase the level of knowledge and thinking, to develop critical
thinking skills.
Spiritual and moral development: the absorption of moral values, the formation of a culture of
decency.
Social development: finding the right place in society, increasing feelings of responsibility and
harmony.
Upbringing is seen as a process that covers the whole life of an individual, it is important to
continue it in the extracurricular family, in the church, in the cultural environment.
Upbringing tasks
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Upbringing tasks are a set of specific works and requirements that must be completed in order to
achieve the goal of upbringing. They include:
1. Moral education: the formation of such qualities in a person as honesty, justice, affection,
patience.
2. Teaching hard work: to develop loyalty to work, respect for one's own work.
3. Nurturing a sense of patriotism: respect for national values, strengthening loyalty to the nation.
4. Being cultured: respecting languages, customs and traditions, increasing interest in art.
5. Developing the ability to think and make independent decisions: teaching critical and creative
thinking skills.[1]
Upbringing tasks are carried out jointly by the school, family and social environment.
Relationship of upbringing and education
Upbringing and education are inextricably linked processes, one of which is incomplete
without the other. When education forms knowledge and skills, upbringing directs them to be
applied on a moral and social basis. As a result of the harmony of education and upbringing, a
person develops in society as an active and productive person.[2]
Modern pedagogical approaches
Today, innovative technologies, interactive methods and social projects are widely used in the
upbringing process. Emphasis is also placed on the principles of inclusive education and
intercultural education. This serves to transform young people into individuals who can
understand global and local issues, meet the demands of modern society.[3]
Features of the upbringing process
Upbringing is a continuous, systematic and purposeful process of influence that continues
throughout the life of an individual. The main features of the upbringing process are as follows::
Permanence: upbringing continues throughout a person's life, in addition to school, in the family
and in society.
Interaction: upbringing is not only one-sided, but is the result of interaction between the
individual and the environment around him.
Compatibility with individual characteristics: upbringing should be carried out taking into
account the individual characteristics, abilities and needs of each individual.
Decisive and purposeful: the upbringing process is planned and systematically carried out on the
basis of specific goals.[4]
Educational norms and values
Another aspect that plays an important role in achieving the goal of upbringing is the system of
educational norms and values. Formed depending on the historical, cultural and social context of
society, these values influence the individual's worldview, moral position and actions. Among
them:
Moral values such as honesty, justice, affection, respect, responsibility;
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National and universal values;
There are social values such as hard work, discipline, mutual assistance.
The role of parents and society in the process of upbringing
Upbringing begins not only at the school level, but also in the family and continues in a wide
circle of society. Parenting is the first and most important factor in the formation of a child as a
person. Society, on the other hand, plays an important role in the proper orientation, socialization
and culture transmission of youth.
Family: instill moral values in the child, the formation of educational habits.
Society: teaching youth the norms and laws of society, ensuring social adaptation.
School: harmonization of knowledge and upbringing, development of social skills through
collective activities.
Ways to increase educational efficiency
To increase the effectiveness of upbringing, the following pedagogical methods and principles
are considered important:
Individual approach: educational impact adapted to the abilities, interests and needs of each
student.
Activism and participation: actively engaging students in the educational process.
Constant monitoring: assessment of the results of the educational process and its modification,
depending on the need.
Social cooperation: establishing an inextricable connection between parent, teacher and team.
Information and Communication Technologies: effective organization of educational work using
modern technologies.
Upbringing and personal growth
Upbringing is an important part of personal growth, which enhances the individual's self-
awareness, self-esteem, and self-development. The educational process forms in a person the
skills of independent thinking, a sense of responsibility and social activity. This is an important
factor in the stability and development of society.[5]
Conclusion.
The purpose of upbringing is the comprehensive development of the personality, the absorption
of independent thinking, moral and cultural values into it. Educational tasks, on the other hand,
involve practical work carried out to achieve this goal. The inextricable connection of upbringing
and education is decisive in the organization of an effective educational process. And the
application of modern pedagogical approaches and innovations serves to improve the quality of
upbringing. Therefore, in order to more effectively organize educational processes, the
interaction of educators, parents and society is necessary.
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