Vol. 3 No. 10 (2023): Volume - III Issue - X

Vol. 3 No. 10 (2023): Volume - III Issue - X
Published: 01-10-2023

Articles

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HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE LIFESTYLE AND ETHNOCULTURAL PROCESSES OF THE UZBEKS OF THE KASHKADARYA OASIS

Dr Sherzod A. Iskandarov

This article abstract examines the historiography of the lifestyle and ethnocultural processes of the Uzbeks residing in the Kashkadarya Oasis. The Kashkadarya Oasis, located in Uzbekistan, has been inhabited by the Uzbek people for centuries and has a rich cultural heritage. The abstract explores the existing body of historical research and scholarly works that have focused on understanding the lifestyle and ethnocultural dynamics of the Uzbek community in this region.


By conducting a literature review and analysis of the available sources, this abstract highlights the key themes and trends that have emerged in the historiography of the Uzbeks in the Kashkadarya Oasis. It identifies the major research questions, methodologies, and theoretical frameworks employed by scholars in their investigations.


The abstract also delves into the main findings and contributions of previous studies. It discusses how scholars have explored various aspects of Uzbek lifestyle, such as social structures, family dynamics, religious practices, economic activities, and cultural traditions. It also identifies the factors that have shaped the ethnocultural processes within the Uzbek community, including historical events, political developments, economic transformations, and cultural interactions.


Furthermore, the abstract identifies gaps and areas for further research in the historiography of the Uzbeks in the Kashkadarya Oasis. It highlights the need for more in-depth investigations into specific topics, such as gender roles, migration patterns, linguistic changes, and the impact of globalization on the community's cultural identity.


By presenting an overview of the existing scholarship, this abstract provides a valuable resource for researchers interested in understanding the lifestyle and ethnocultural processes of the Uzbeks in the Kashkadarya Oasis. It offers a foundation for future studies and contributes to the broader understanding of the historical and cultural dynamics of this Central Asian region. ‎

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ECHNOLOGIES OF MORAL EDUCATION OF CHILDREN IN THE PROCESS OF SPIRITUAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Vokhidjon Kuziboyev

The article analyzes the process of spiritual and moral education in modern preschool educational organizations; reveals the essence of its main components: purpose and objectives, principles, content and technologies.

63-66 94 25

PATRIOTIC AND LEGAL EDUCATION IN THE TEACHINGS OF AHMAD DONISH

Zebiniso A. Akhmedova

The article discusses the main trends in the development of the social and political enlightenment movement of the Jadids, and in particular the evolution of views on spirituality, morality, culture, education of thinkers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. ‎

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THE MOST MODERN METHODS OF TREATING GASTRITIS DISEASE

Alimov N.I.

Gastritis is inflammation in the soft mucous lining of your stomach. This lining is a protective barrier in your stomach. When it’s inflamed, it means it’s under attack. It might be from an infection, a substance you ingested or digestive chemicals. ‎

55-57 66 23

METHODOLOGY OF FORMING THE PERFORMANCE SKILLS OF THE PIANO ENSEMBLE

Atabekova Rano Rixsibayevna

In this article provides information about the unique aspects of piano music, which is considered one of the important areas of world music history, and the ways of forming a piano ensemble and performance skills. ‎

52-54 75 27

CAUSES OF CORRUPTION: UNVEILING THE ROOT FACTORS BEHIND SOCIETAL MALAISE

Khayrullo Z. Mirzaakhmedov

Scientific researchers who have studied corruption and its manifestations emphasize that in order to effectively fight against this disease, it is necessary to first know the factors of its occurrence. In this way, the factors that cause corruption, including openness, transparency, transparency, lack of collective accountability, weakness of public administration bodies, poverty, poverty, property and economic inequality, immorality, greed, low level of legal culture, and so on. In addition, transnational manifestations of corruption and other international factors are recognized. This article discusses this in detail. ‎

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PLACE MUSIC EDUCATION IN CHILDREN'S MUSIC SCHOOL

Radjabov Jamshid Hikmatovich

This article discusses the problems that arise when giving the first lessons of music to children's music and art school students and their solutions. Also, there were opinions about the importance of music education in the children's music school. ‎

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THE INFLUENCE OF MODERN URBAN PLANNING CULTURE ON THE MEMORY OF THE CITY OF NAVOI

Ismatilloyeva Zarina Ismatillo Qizi

Urban planning plays a significant role in shaping the memory and character of a city. The city of Navoi, with its rich cultural heritage and historical significance, has seen a transformation in its urban planning culture in recent years. This article explores the influence of modern urban planning on Navoi's memory, highlighting the use of transition words, active voice, sentence variety, and adhering to the specified word and syllable limits. ‎

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UZBEKISTAN-GERMANY COURSE TO A NEW LEVEL OF MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL COOPERATION

Bakhrom Ergashev

This article Central Asia has long been a geostrategic location East and West Countries. Strong cooperation, mutual trust and friendship, promising business cooperation.

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INTEGRATION OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PROCESS OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES

G.U. Damirova

The article discusses the development of students' communicative competence, the ability for intercultural communication and the use of the language being studied as a tool for this communication while teaching foreign languages at the present stage. In this regard, the teacher is faced with the task of selecting such methods, means and forms of teaching foreign languages that would help achieve the goal.  ‎

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REGIONS OPPORTUNITIES (POTENTIAL POWER)

H.A. Allaberganov

The article describes the natural conditions and ecological conditions of the regions and discusses their ability to cope (possible potential). ‎

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ANALYTICAL INDICATORS OF STUDENTS' MEDIA COMPETENCE AND PERCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT

Khayot Sh. Kadirov

This article describes effectively organizing to work with media culture materials, it is necessary for a modern teacher to master the basic methods, tools, and methods of various genres, forms, and analyses, to determine the current personal attitude of the teacher towards media culture in the educational process.

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THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MOTIVATION AND HOW TO STAY MOTIVATED IN VARIOUS ASPECTS OF LIFE

Ezoza Sh. Norboeva

Understanding the psychоlоgy of mоtivatiоn is critical in various domains, from educatiоn to the workplace. This article delves into the intricate world of motivation, shedding light on the underlying factors that drive human behavior. By dissecting both intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, the article explores how these two distinct forms of motivation impact individuals' engagement, satisfaction, and performance. ‎

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WAYS TO DEVELOP CREATIVE QUALITIES OF FUTURE PRIMARY CLASS TEACHERS

Khadicha Mukhammadiyeva , Kamola Saidakhmatova

In this article, the teacher's creativity is his ability to find all kinds of original ideas in strict, limited, or loosely limited conditions. Creativity can be called a desire for creativity, a creative approach to life, a constant critical look at oneself, and analysis. Based on the modern dictionaries of psychology and pedagogy, the creativity of a teacher can be defined as the level of knowledge in his thoughts, communication, special activity, creative approach.

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EMPOWERING LEGAL MINDS: A CASE STUDY OF STUDENT ENGAGEMENT AND COLLABORATION IN THE FACULTY OF LAW AT UNIVERSITY KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA

Kelantan Ismail

This case study investigates the dynamics of student engagement and collaboration within the Faculty of Law at University Kebangsaan Malaysia. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining surveys, interviews, and classroom observations to gain comprehensive insights into how students actively participate and cooperate in their learning environment. Results highlight the significance of fostering collaborative learning experiences to empower future legal professionals, ultimately contributing to the enhancement of legal education in Malaysia. ‎

01-05 68 31

EDUCATIONAL SPENDING IN INDIAN HOUSEHOLDS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ACROSS WELL-BEING METRICS

Shraddha Prabhu

This study conducts a comparative analysis of factors influencing educational spending in Indian households, considering various well-being indicators. Education is a fundamental driver of socio-economic development, and understanding the determinants of family expenditure on education is crucial for policymakers and educators. Through an extensive examination of household data and well-being measures, this research sheds light on the factors that influence educational spending patterns in India. The study offers valuable insights into the relationship between family well-being and investments in education, contributing to informed policy decisions and targeted interventions to improve educational access and quality. ‎