World Bulletin of Social Sciences

LINGUOMETHODIC DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF ORAL COMPETENCE OF UPPER-CLASS STUDENTS IN ENGLISH LESSONS

Orzikhon MAMAZIYOEVA — 2025-05-05

As we learn any language, achieving the ability to communicate freely in the language being studied is considered a rewarding goal. For this reason, various methods have been developed for the development of oral speech, before thinking about oral speech, we found it necessary to look at what linguometodics is.

THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR DEVELOPING FACILITATIVE MANAGEMENT COMPETENCIES IN YOUNG LEADERS

Elyor Ilhomovich Goibov — 2025-05-05

This article provides a theoretical analysis of the concept of facilitative management, its essence, and its role in the activities of young leaders. The pedagogical and psychological aspects of developing competencies related to communication, collaboration, initiative, and collective decision-making in leaders as facilitators are explored. Based on methodological approaches, effective methods for shaping these skills in young leaders are proposed.

HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE FOOD INDUSTRY OF NAVOI REGION IN THE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE

Kholikulov Shukhratjon Boymakhammadovich — 2025-05-13

This article analyzes the historical development of the food industry of Navoi region in the period after Uzbekistan gained independence from a geographical perspective. The article examines the main stages, such as the industrial heritage of the Soviet era, changes during the transition to a market economy, the growth of investments, the establishment of new enterprises and the modernization of existing ones. It also studies the dynamics of the territorial location of production enterprises in various sectors of the food industry (sugar, wine, fruit and vegetable processing, milk, oil, meat, fish, bread and confectionery), the influence of raw materials sources and consumer markets. The article also analyzes the role of small businesses in the industry and future development trends

METHODOLOGY OF DEVELOPING ARTISTIC THINKING IN FUTURE TEACHERS IN MODERNIZED EDUCATIONAL CONDITIONS

Shaxobitdinov Khayotbek Khakimjon oglu — 2025-05-15

The article explores methodological approaches to the formation and development of artistic thinking among future teachers. It analyzes the role of creative strategies, interactive teaching methods, and aesthetic education in the context of modernized education. Special attention is given to the effective use of information and communication technologies to enrich students' thinking

METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES AND TECHNOLOGIES OF FORMING PROFESSIONAL ERUDITION OF FUTURE TEACHERS IN THE CONDITIONS OF PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICE

Jurayeva Gulshodaxon Ibrohimjonovna — 2025-05-15

The article examines the influence of practical work in the school environment on the development of teachers' erudition. The study was conducted in order to identify how the active involvement of teachers in practical activities within the school contributes to their professional growth and knowledge expansion. The author analyzes various methods of working with teachers, such as seminars, master classes, training courses and pedagogical practice. Special attention is paid to how these forms of practical work contribute to the deepening of teachers' knowledge in the field of the subject, pedagogical techniques, as well as to improving their professional competence. The results of the study can be useful both for teachers seeking self-development and for the school administration when planning professional development programs for staff.

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SURVIVAL, HOPE, AND THE LOVE OF LIFE ACROSS CULTURES

Kakharova Mohigul Yusufovna — 2025-05-09

The article analyzes thematic and lingua-poetic features of the stories “Love of Life” (Jack London) and “A Life Out of Thousands” (Abdulla Qahhor). Both protagonists in these stories confront the brink of death with unwavering resilience and an enduring love for life; Jack London portrayed a nameless traveler who struggled against the harsh Canadian tundra during the Gold Rush, emphasizing nature as an antagonistic force and survival as a primal instinct. Jack London and Abdulla Qahhor followed the principle of form and content when depicting the inner world of their protagonists.

PHONOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE ANDIJAN DIALECT

Satimboyeva Onorkhon Anvarjon qizi — 2025-05-16

This article presents the views of linguists on the Andijan dialect of the Uzbek language. In addition, the phonological features of this dialect are studied based on a phonological approach