Using technology to change practices in preschool classrooms – can it work?

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Learning from the design and implementation of the innovative playful learning approaches to improve children’s readiness for primary education in Uzbekistan.

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Мотти S. L. (2022). Using technology to change practices in preschool classrooms – can it work?. Значение цифровых технологий в изучении истории Узбекистана, 1(01), 265–266. https://doi.org/10.47689/.v1i01.13512
Шерри Ле Мотти, Всемирный банк

Международный консультант по РДРВ

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Learning from the design and implementation of the innovative playful learning approaches to improve children’s readiness for primary education in Uzbekistan.


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USING TECHNOLOGY TO CHANGE PRACTICES IN PRESCHOOL

CLASSROOMS – CAN IT WORK?

Sherri Le Mottee

International ECD consultant (World Bank)

Learning from the design and implementation of the innovative

playful learning approaches to improve children’s readiness for primary
education in Uzbekistan.

Pedagogical approaches associated with positive child development

include high quality interaction, play-based learning and opportunities for
children to self-direct their learning. The Government of Uzbekistan has
committed to reforming preschool education, prioritising upskilling teachers to
use international best practice. The World Bank Project, Promoting Early
Childhood Development (P165737), has financed the improvement of preschool
education, including activities to promote child-centred practices. The pandemic
spurred the need for innovative approaches to ensuring ~2.7 million children
aged 3-7 in Uzbekistan have access to best practice preschool pedagogy.

The Innovative Playful Learning Approaches activity aims to boost the

capacity of preschool teachers to use play-based learning approaches, thus
improving children’s school readiness. Implementation will prioritise children in
rural and under-served areas and will endeavour to reach half of preschool


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teachers nationally. The activity includes: (1) development of interactive, video-
based teacher training; (2) design of a mobile/tablet/web-based application to
facilitate teacher training, disseminate learning resources and support
implementation of playful learning approaches; (3) parental engagement in
learning through play in the home environment, supported by teachers; and (4)
evaluating the extent to which innovations advance child-centred, play-based
practices at preschool and home, and the relationship with child development.

Evaluation will investigate the elements of training most effective in

shifting teacher and parent practices, and to what extent this influences
children’s development. Importantly, is the innovation inclusive and does it
promote equitable education? Learnings will inform the Ministry of Preschool
Education’s design of pre- and in-service teacher training (approaches, content),
and resources developed will facilitate scale up of training for all 56,000
preschool teachers in Uzbekistan. The research activity is underway, with
resources under development and preparation for the pilot.

ПРЕИМУЩЕСТВА ПРОВЕДЕНИЯ ЗАНЯТИЯ ПО НОВЫМ

МЕТОДАМ ВИЗУАЛЬНОСТИ И СРЕДСТВ ОБУЧЕНИЯ НА

УРОКАХ НОВЕЙШЕЙ ИСТОРИИ УЗБЕКИСТАНА

Холиқова Р.Э.

д.и.н., профессор

Ташкентский государственный технический

университет имени Ислама Каримова

Новейшая история Узбекистана является неотъемлемой частью

новейшей истории человечества, она тесно переплетена с региональными и
глобальными процессами. Объявив государственную независимость,
Узбекистан взял курс на коренное преобразование всей политической и
социально-экономической системы страны. Этот процесс проходил в
условиях сложных политических, мировоззренческих и социально-
экономических трансформаций.

Согласно демократическим принципам были сформированы основы

национальной государственности и политической системы, в которых
разделены функции и полномочия законодательной, исполнительной и
судебной ветвей власти. Либерализация политической и социально-
экономической жизни в нашей стране осуществляется поэтапно,
целенаправленно, при этом важнейшими её характеристиками выступают
обеспечение

системной

стабильности,

гражданского

мира

и

межнационального согласия. В последние годы особое внимание уделяется
реализации общенационального проекта «от сильного государства – к
сильному гражданскому обществу».