Seminar was conducted for educators of the Uzbek language and literature working internationally to provide professional support, 26 January
A recent training seminar targeted at educators of Uzbek language and literature abroad marked its 3rd iteration. This event was orchestrated by the Center for Teaching and Enhancing the Fundamentals of Working in the State Language at Alisher Navoi Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature.
Participation in the seminar included esteemed educators from TSUULL, who delivered lectures on pertinent topics. Notable contributors comprised Dr. Bahadir Karimov, a doctor of philology, and Professor Klara Mavlonova, a doctor of pedagogy. Their presentations covered themes such as "Young artists of the era of independence" and "Traditional and modern approaches to mother tongue education."
The primary objective of this seminar was to acquaint attendees with the latest advancements in the domains of Uzbek language, literature, and teaching. This encompasses insights into ongoing scientific research, as well as the integration of modern teaching technologies post-independence.
It's essential to note that these educational seminars are conducted on a monthly basis in a remote (online) format. Eminent linguists and literary scholars from the republic actively participate, providing valuable lectures to contribute to the continual professional development of teachers in the field of Uzbek language and literature.
It is noteworthy that the university plays a vital role in promoting the Uzbek language through a range of initiatives and activities. TSUULL's contribution to the promotion of the Uzbek language is multifaceted, encompassing academic research, teaching, community engagement, and technological innovation. Through these efforts, the university assures preserving and enriching Uzbek language and culture for future generations.
