METHODS OF THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF SPORTS EDUCATION

Author: Mahmud Raximov, Nurbek Iskandarov

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This article provides theoretical knowledge on international experience in improving the quality of sports education, the introduction of pedagogical process, the improvement of skills in the creative thinking and teaching process 

THE IMPORTANCE OF USING VIDEO IN TEACHING ENGLISH

Author: Khajiyeva Iroda Adambayevna, Adambaeva Feruza Rustambekovna

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With the advancement of technology, the use of video to facilitate language teaching and learning is also popular among language teachers. Besides its ability to offer learners with content, context, and language, video could also be creatively exploited by language teachers through various ways and for various language teaching and learning purposes. This article aims also at identifying and determining the positive effects of using videos in motivating learners, and how teachers can use them to improve and enhance their students' communicative skills. 

PECULIARITIES OF THE UZBEK MUSICAL HERITAGE

Author: Bahrom Madrimov, Tukhtasin Rajabov

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The heritage of the Uzbek folk music as a mirror of folk wisdom, with its educational potential, makes it attractive to other types of art. At every stage of its social and spiritual development, our people have created many songs for their variations, traditions and rituals. It has traditionally passed from generation to generation as artistic aesthetic expression of various aspects of people's life that has become a cultural and educational tradition from the distant past and has directly or indirectly influenced the artistic and emotional impact on the upbringing of the people. 

SEMANTIC TRANSFORMATION OF PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS

Author: Boltaeva Barno Isakulovna

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This article includes material about semantic transformation of phraseological units. 

THE MOST IMPORTANT CONDITIONS RELIED ON THE MANAGEMENT OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Author: Mamura Nodirovna Khushnazarova

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This article focuses on the preparation of future professionals for preschool management, the peculiarities of pre-school education, the requirements for the quality improvement of pre-school education, and the continuity between preschool education and the pedagogical process. 

ARTISTIC PECULARITIES IN JOHN GRISHAM'S LEGAL THRILLERS “

Author: Niyazov Ravshan Turakulovich

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The article discusses the courtroom cases and their artistic originality in contemporary American writer John Grisham’s works. His works, affecting the complex social problems that are relevant to contemporary American reality (race relations, the death penalty, corruption), as well as a detailed description of the problems and shortcomings in the actions of the judiciary, the legal system and the state. 

APPLYING ALTERNATIVE TESTS IN MODERN TEACHING CONTEXT

Author: Jumaniyozova Nuriya, Karimova Durdona, Ametova Oyshajon Rozmatovna

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Assessment is one of the major aspects of any educational setting. As Genesee and Upshur (1996) stated that it is the process of teaching and learning in order to develop students’ success as well as the achievement of institutions (p.1). Educators utilize a variety of tests in order to meet the outcomes of the course. Since communicative approach is widely used in many classrooms traditional tests have been replaced by alternative assessment. It is evident that tests should align with learners’ level, purpose, course objectives and topics. Therefore, modification of tests is highly required in a bid to obtain ultimate objectives of the course. This article is dedicated to the assessment and modification of the test taken at University of law. 

THE IMPACT OF THE HUMAN FACTORS ON THE OCCURRENCE OF LANGUAGE EVENTS

Author: Suleymanova Nargiza Mardonovna

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This article is about the dynamic nature of communicative meaning, and although nominative at first glance is static, but from the point of view of the text, from the point of view of speech, the nominative phenomenon is not static in nature, and the impact of human factors on the occurrence of language phenomena. 

COMMON CHALLENGES IN TEACHING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE (EFL) AND SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS

Author: Karimova Munira

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Increasing numbers of English Language Learners as an ESL (English as second language) and EFL (English as foreign language) have created challenges for teachers in any education settings. English, the official language of the entire world is a tricky language to teach. In fact, every language varies to teach. English Language Teaching is now at a crucial juncture as a number of methods, approaches and innovations have been discussed in series of seminars and conferences arranged at various educational institutions. There are four skills of language learning i.e Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking and to fulfill these skills one has to take constant and arduous efforts until the goal is achieved. The present paper is aimed at to find out certain problem and solution in teaching English as a foreign language. Moreover, the author have concluded that based on the article, more research is needed to identify specific strategies and practices for educating non-native language learners in today’s classrooms. 

THE IMPACT OF THE MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LANGUAGE PLANNING AND POLICY

Author: Ikanova Lazokat Sultonnazir qizi

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As the language teaching and learning is a long process which has several stages to be completed, these steps are related and influential to each other. Moreover, there are macro and micro planning strategies to Language Policy and Planning (LPP) of any institution, and developing materials can be placed at micro level planning. Even though it is considered as micro planning policy, materials development plays crucial role to make the lessons effective and informative.