Pedagogy

THE CHALLENGES OF TRANSLATING COMPOUNDS IN ENGLISH АND UZBEK

Khodjaeva Saodatkhan Saidullayevna — 2024-12-20

The аrticle deals with the main challenges of translating English
compounds in English and Uzbek. Compounding is linguistically a common
process across many languages where compounds are frequently formed. In
English, compounding is highly creative and innovative, and often used as a means
of introducing new phrases or coining new words into the lexicon. The specific
chаrаcter оf new cоmpоund lexicаl units in cоrrelаtiоn with their semаntic
intensity is reviewed. Also, this paper attempts to compare and contrast English
and Uzbek compound words in terms of their national values and cultural
implications so as to reveal their respective national characteristics, the causes of
which are also touched upon.

THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATIONAL EFFICIENCY IN THE ETHNOLOGICAL TEACHING OF ANCIENT AND MODERN SPORTS ACTIVITIES

Khamroyev Behruz Khalimovich — 2024-11-25

This article discusses the importance of educational
effectiveness in the etymological teaching of ancient and modern sports games.

INVESTIGATION OF DIFFUSION-DOPED SILICON WITH ZINC AND SELENIUM ATOMS

O.B. Tursunov, M.H.Aripova, B.B.Ibragimova, N.T.Baymatova — 2024-12-04

The currently existing technological methods for obtaining semiconductor
materials for the development of efficient photocells with maximum efficiency and stable
electrical parameters have almost reached their limit. To further increase the main parameters
of photocells, it is necessary to use non-traditional properties of semiconductor materials or
requires discovered new physical phenomena. The modern development of micro- and
optoelectronics arouses interest in the synthesis of new materials, including those based on A3B5
and A2B6 semiconductor compounds. Since the band gap and lattice constant of such compounds
vary within certain limits, depending on the concentration of impurity atoms, which affects the
fundamental parameters of such materials. Based on them, it is possible to synthesize
semiconductor materials with a wide range of electrical and photoelectric properties, as well as
superlattices with quantum dots.

GENERAL RULES AND PRINCIPLES IN THE MULTINATIONAL GAME

Tursunov Aqil Amrulloyevich — 2024-11-25

This article describes the rules, significance, and development
history of national folk games. The article also presents scientific ideas and
opinions of pedagogues-scientists who conducted research within the framework of
national folk games. Special attention is paid to the importance of national folk
games in the spiritual, educational, moral, aesthetic and physical education of the
young generation.

THE INFLUENCE OF THE TWENTIETH-CENTURY PROCESSES ON THE TRANSFORMATION OF VALUES AND THE APPLICATION OF AXIOLOGICAL LAWS

TUKHTAEV KHAKIM PRIMOVICH — 2024-09-29

in Uzbekistan in accordance with priority directions of improvement,
consistency and continuity of the process. At the same time, the influence
of the transformation of values and axiological laws on practice and
application principles is analyzed

FROM THE HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF CIRCUS ART IN UZBEKISTAN

F.A. Adilov — 2024-09-29

This article will talk about the activities of creators who created Uzbek
circus art on the way to formation and development, the development of circus art,
the history of cooperation relations.

THE IMAGE OF HOME IN F.H. BURNETT'S CHILDREN'S STORIES

Quyen Tran Fotimakhon Adilova — 2024-09-29

The article examines the typology of the image of home in Frances Hodgson
Burnett's children's literature, focusing on her works The Little Princess and The
Secret Garden. It explores how Burnett employs various representations of
home—ranging from cold institutions and ideal Victorian families to simple
refuges—to reflect broader social and moral themes. The study identifies three
primary approaches to the image of home: as a dwelling, a family, and a shelter.
Burnett's portrayal underscores the contrast between superficial material wealth
and the genuine warmth and care that constitute a true home. The article argues
that Burnett's narratives advocate for an ideal of home grounded in emotional
support and familial love, highlighting the significant impact of one's environment
on personal development and well-being

QUALITY CONTROL IN HOMEWORK ASSIGNED FOR PREINTERMEDIATE LEVELED STUDENTS

Khiloldinova Zulayho — 2024-09-29

Home assignments have historically and currently generated a lot of discussion
and argument, which has led to a large number of proponents and supporters. This
empirical article focuses on the homework that was assigned in an eleventh grade
classroom at a specific secondary school. The study looks into how high quality
homework affects students' language acquisition. There are three primary parts in this
research writing. The research is introduced in the first section where methods of the
research are also explained. The actual research is covered in the second part.
Ultimately, all of the compiled data and research results are addressed in the last
section of this article

ENTEROVIRAL INFECTION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES

Mallakhodjaev Anvarkhon Adibkhonovich — 2024-10-06

Neurodegenerative diseases (NDDs) are becoming increasingly
common. They are associated with protein metabolism and structural changes,
which lead to the death of neuronal cells. Viral infections affect these cellular
processes and can become an eatiological factor in neurological diseases.
Enteroviruses (EV) often infect the central nervous system (CNS). Inflammation,
disruption of the host autophagy machinery, and deregulation and protein
accumulation/misfolding are the major changes observed following EV infection.
We therefore discuss the most recent findings on this issue, exploring the possible
role of EVs in the development of NDD.

TRAINING OF MILITARY PEDAGOGICAL PERSONNEL AND THEIR ORIENTATION TO PRACTICE

Abbasov Farux Feruzovich — 2024-09-29

This article discusses ideas for improving student learning and
integrating teaching practices and technology at all levels. The first attempt to
identify pedagogical innovations based on the structure of the creative class (CC in
the text) is presented. In CC, innovation is designed to solve unsolved problems in
a specific social, economic, technological, organizational and cultural context. In
this context, pedagogical innovation, taking into account the technological and
digital educational environment, is a matter of combining different levels of
analysis: from individuality to socialization

DISAPPEARANCE IN TRANSLATION: SOLVING PROBLEMS IN INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

Amirova Nigora — 2024-09-29

In today’s globalized world, intercultural communication is more
important than ever, yet it is also prone to challenges, particularly when meaning is
"lost in translation." This article explores the various barriers to effective
communication across different cultures, focusing on issues such as language
translation errors, cultural assumptions, and non-verbal misinterpretations.

СПОРТИВНАЯ БОЛЕЗНЬ, ИЛИ «СИНДРОМ ПЕРЕТРЕНИРОВАННОСТИ»

Абдалимов А.О. — 2024-10-13

Долговременное (в пределах от нескольких мезоциклов до одного и более макроцикла) снижение работоспособности спортсмена с наличием характерной для болезненного состояния симптоматики называется «спортивная болезнь», или «синдром перетренированности» Перетренированность является прежде всего «отравлением нервной системы».

STYLISTIC DEVISES AND THEIR ROLE IN CREATIVE WRITING

Umarova Makhliyo Yunusovna — 2024-10-13

Stylistic devices are used in literature, journalism, advertising and other
types of communication. They help to create the right mood, emphasize the
importance of what is being said, or simply make the text more interesting for the
reader. Stylistic devices in any work of art are used for colorful and detailed
description, as well as for expressing the author’s personal attitude towards the
objects depicted in the novel.

USING INTERACTIVE GAMES FOR CHILDREN TO LEARN A SECOND LANGUAGE

Sanemgul Kurbaniyazova Ajiniyazovna — 2024-11-25

this article examines the role of interactive games in facilitating
second language acquisition for children. With a focus on game-based learning, the
paper highlights how in teractive games enhance language skills by creating an
engaging, low-pressure environment that encourages active participation and
practice. Various types of games, including digital apps, role-playing, board
games, and physical activities, are explored for their effectiveness in reinforcing
vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. The article also discusses the
psychological benefits of game-based learning, such as reduced anxiety and
improved social interaction, which foster a positive learning atmosphere.

TEACHING ENGLISH THROUGH DIDACTIC GAMES

Umarova Farog’atxon — 2024-11-23

Teaching English through didactic games can be an engaging and effective
method to enhance language skills. Here are some strategies and examples of
games you can incorporate into your lessons