Education outreach activities beyond campus
Every year our university outreaches the district schools in order to provide educational advice to locals and authorities of schools and lyceums. Our teachers present master-classes for teachers in small district schools.
This year, we reached schools in Ohangaron, precisely the school located in Ohangaron and Angren city. Over 108 schools were chosen:
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First of all, the Action Plan for outreach activities were structurised.
108 schools were provided with the same number of tutors from TSUULL to organize events such as sport competitions, projects and exhibitions.
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On April 29, G. Jorayeva, CHAIRMAN OF THE WOMEN'S COUNCIL, in schools 1-2-8-9 in Ohangaron city, organized a cultural concert on "Uzbekistan - interethnic harmony and religious garden"
Also, several talented and active students of Uzbek philology and applied philology faculty took part in these meetings. Tutor of the Faculty of Uzbek Language and Literature Eldor Safarov and students of the 206th and 207th groups Rahmat Bobojon, winner of the "Mard o’g’lon" state award, and Iroda Safoyevalar, an active participant of the 2022 Republican stage of the "Yosh kitobxon" republican competition talked about their achievements in science and education.
Here is full report of events.
Apart from school, our university teachers coordinate also with lyceum giving them seminar- trainings to lyceum teachers.
Last session was on January 19, Azizbek Tangirov, teacher of the department of English philology of the Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature named after Alisher Navo’i, with the teachers-pedagogues of the Department of Language Studies of the academic lyceum, "Methods of teaching and learning foreign languages ” held a seminar-training.
Our missions:
1. Access to information: University outreach helps bridge the gap between higher education institutions and schools in districts, ensuring that students have access to relevant and up-to-date information about academic programs, scholarships, admissions requirements, and other resources. This enables students to make informed decisions about their educational journey and pursue higher education if they desire.
2. Inspiring students: University outreach programs provide students with exposure to diverse academic disciplines, career options, and success stories of university graduates. This exposure can help students discover their passions, develop aspirations, and set academic and career goals. By interacting with university representatives, students can gain a sense of belonging and motivation, and envision themselves pursuing higher education.
3. College readiness: University outreach can play a vital role in preparing students for the transition from high school to college. Through workshops, seminars, and mentoring programs, university representatives can provide guidance on college applications, standardized testing, essay writing, financial literacy, and study skills. This support helps students navigate the college application process more effectively and increases their chances of success.
4. Diversity and inclusion: University outreach programs can emphasize the value of diversity and inclusion in higher education. By actively reaching out to schools in diverse districts, universities can ensure that students from underrepresented backgrounds have equal opportunities and access to higher education. This fosters a more inclusive and equitable academic environment and helps address systemic educational disparities.
5. Community engagement: University outreach to schools in districts helps build strong ties between higher education institutions and local communities. It establishes a sense of partnership and collaboration, creating opportunities for collaborative research, internship programs, and community service initiatives. This engagement benefits both the university and the community by fostering mutual learning, addressing community needs, and contributing to the local economy.
Contacts:
Kholiqov Bahodir - Vice-Rector for Youth Issues and Spiritual and Educational Affairs
xoliqov@navoiy-uni.uz
Ikromov Akmal - Head of the Department Of Work with Youth, Spirituality and Education
ikromovakmal@navoiy-uni.uz
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