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IMPROVING THE METHODOLOGY OF USING HELIOTECHNICAL ELEMENTS IN
DEVELOPING STUDENTS' INTELLECT
Qahhorov Siddiq Qahhorovich,
Professor at Bukhara State University.
Sharipova Dilnora Burkhonovna
Doctoral student at Bukhara State University,
Abstract:
This article explores the role of heliotechnical elements in enhancing students'
intellectual development and the need for improving related methodologies. As an
interdisciplinary field, heliotechnics integrates scientific and technological principles, offering
students opportunities to develop analytical and technical thinking skills. The study examines
innovative approaches, experimental research findings, and the potential of solar energy
applications in education.
Keywords:
heliotechnics, intellectual development, educational methodology, innovative
technologies, solar energy.
Introduction
Incorporating innovative technologies and renewable energy concepts into the
education system is an increasingly relevant issue. In particular, heliotechnical elements, which
involve the use of solar energy technologies, can significantly contribute to the intellectual
development of students, especially those studying natural sciences, engineering, and technology.
This study aims to refine the methodology for integrating heliotechnical elements into education
to enhance students' critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills. [1,2]
1. The Role of Heliotechnics in Education
Heliotechnics focuses on harnessing solar energy for
various applications, including power generation, heating, and sustainable technology solutions.
As a scientific discipline, it requires knowledge from physics, engineering, and environmental
sciences. Integrating heliotechnical elements into education encourages students to engage with
real-world problems, thereby fostering intellectual growth and technical proficiency. [5,6,9]
2. Impact on Students' Intellectual Development
The use of heliotechnical elements in the
learning process positively influences intellectual development through:
Analytical Thinking:
Understanding the principles of solar energy systems enhances
students' analytical abilities.
Technical Creativity:
Designing and experimenting with solar panels, thermal collectors,
and other technologies stimulate innovative thinking.
Problem-Solving Skills:
Students apply theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges,
improving their ability to devise effective solutions. [3,4]
3. Methodological Approaches to Using Heliotechnical Elements
To optimize the integration
of heliotechnics in education, several methodologies can be employed:
Project-Based Learning:
Students collaborate on designing solar-powered solutions,
fostering teamwork and creativity.
Experimental Activities:
Hands-on experiences with solar energy devices enhance
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practical understanding and technical skills.
Interactive Learning:
Utilizing digital simulations and software models helps students
visualize and analyze solar energy systems. [6,7]
4. Experimental Research Findings
Empirical studies on the application of heliotechnical
elements in education indicate the following benefits:
A 30-40% increase in students' interest in STEM subjects.
A 25% rise in student participation in independent research projects.
A 35% improvement in hands-on technical skills and problem-solving abilities. [8,9]
Conclusion and Recommendations
The findings highlight the significance of heliotechnics in
developing students' intellectual potential. To further enhance its impact, the following
recommendations are proposed:
Expanding educational curricula to include more practical heliotechnical applications.
Establishing dedicated laboratories for hands-on solar energy experiments.
Encouraging student involvement in research and innovation projects related to
renewable energy.
Future studies should explore the integration of artificial intelligence and advanced simulation
techniques to further improve the methodology of using heliotechnical elements in education.
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Rashidov, S. T. (2018). Heliotechnics in Education: Theory and Practice. Tashkent: Fan.
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