In Uzbekistan, various reforms are being implemented in the field of education. Just as every country pays special attention to education, Uzbekistan is no exception. Our President, Shavkat Mirziyoyev Miromonovich, is creating favorable conditions, opportunities, and facilities for the development of education.
The education system in Uzbekistan is compulsory and continuous. The main components of the education system are as follows:
Preschool education: Preparing children for school
General secondary and secondary specialized education: A compulsory stage, after which students may proceed to professional education
Higher education: Universities and institutes
Postgraduate education: Master’s and doctoral studies
Retraining and professional development: Continuous professional growth
Extracurricular education: Clubs and courses
General secondary education (Grades I–XI) consists of the following stages:
Primary education (Grades I–IV);
Basic secondary education (Grades V–IX);
Upper secondary education (Grades X–XI).
Children are admitted to the first grade of general secondary education institutions in the year they reach the age of seven.
It is worth noting that over the past five years, 47 new higher education institutions have been established in our country, including branches of foreign universities, increasing the total number of higher education institutions to 125.
In particular, one of the most important documents adopted in the education system is the new edition of the Law “On Education.” According to this law, the fundamental principles of education, as well as the system, types, and forms of education, have been clearly defined.
The changes in the education sector not only bring joy but also strongly motivate us, young teachers, to dedicate all our potential to serving our country and providing high-quality education to the younger generation.
My name is Aziza Joʻrayeva. I was born on March 26, 2000, in Uzbekistan. I graduated from Kokand University in 2023 with a degree in Primary Education. I was a recipient of the iBook.uz scholarship in 2022. In 2022, I was included in the Almanac of Uzbekistan’s Top 100 Student Leaders.
A Simple Girl One day, a girl was born. She was an ordinary person. Like everyone else. Years passed. She grew up. She was lost in her dreams. She said, “I can’t do anything. I can’t do anything. I’m not good at anything. I’m on the screen. I’m famous. I want to be. But how can I do it? I don’t have any knowledge. I’m not even good-looking. I can’t do it. My parents aren’t rich. ” My father may be dead My mother is sick And I am injured Crying and sobbing She walked One day in the newspaper She read a sentence: “ACT DON’T GIVE UP IF IT’S DONE TO YOU THIS JOB SHOULD BE YOURS” The girl was inspired by this A feeling that she could succeed Woke up in her Despite her age, she kept studying Even if her peers Even if they gossiped The neighborhood Even if her father Stood up and stood up She kept studying without paying attention She learned a language Wrote poems For the first time The poem she published
The people liked She had many professions She had Many professions The guy who humiliated her yesterday Today asked for help came I’m sorry He begged the girl Many Rich men Standing for her Yesterday I’m not beautiful The girl who said I can’t do it Today was completely different YOU CAN DO IT TO TAKE ACTION SHOW TO THOSE WHO SAY YOU CAN’T DO IT.!!!
Fazilat Khudoyberdiyeva. Born on September 2, 2013. She is in the 6th grade of secondary school No. 6 in Kokdala district, Kashkadarya region, Republic of Uzbekistan. She is interested in English, chemistry, and biology. Her hobbies are drawing, dancing, and singing.
The real heroes of today are our enlightened Jadids. Jadids are people who fought for the development of Turkic languages, the enrichment of literature in these languages, and the equal rights of women and men in society. Therefore, their role today is incomparable. Jadids called on people to unite, learn, and love spirituality and art.
The Jadid movement arose in the second half of the 19th century on the basis of the principles of enlightenment. Jadidism was first founded by the Crimean Tatar enlightener Ismail Gaspirali. The founder and father of the first Jadidism in Central Asia is Mahmudkhodja Behbudi.
Jadidism representatives in Tashkent: Mubavvarqori Abdurashidkhanov, Abdulla Qodiriy, Abdulla Avloniylar
Jadidism representatives in Bukhara: G’ulom Zafariy, Abdurauf Fitrat, Fayzulla Khojayevs
Jadidism representatives in Andijan: Abdulhamid Cholpon, Usmonkhodja Pulatov and Sodiqjon Karimovs are listed.
During the Soviet period, due to the literature written by our Jadids, they were described as a “nationalist movement” and “bourgeois liberal”. After the USSR, our Jadids’ name was justified.
Jadidism representatives often called themselves progressives, and later Jadids.
Progressive forces thinking about the nation were present in almost all classes of the people – farmers, merchants, shepherds, artisans. Our Jadids fight for the independence of Turkestan.Jadids are devotees who sacrificed their lives for the future of the nation. They awakened thinking, lived for the future, and instilled love for the homeland in the hearts of people. Our enlighteners awakened the nation through science and modern knowledge.
Hilola Khudoyberdiyeva. Born on May 19, 2012. A student of grade 7-A at the Specialized School in Kukdala district, Kashkadarya region, Republic of Uzbekistan. She is interested in history, English, her native language and literature. Her hobbies are mainly reading books and learning languages.
J.J. Campbell (1976 – ?) is trapped in suburbia, sadly accepting his fate. He’s been widely published over the last 30 years, most recently at Night Owl Narrative, Disturb the Universe Magazine, The Beatnik Cowboy, Crossroads Magazine and The Rye Whiskey Review. His latest book, to live your dreams, has been published by Whiskey City Press and is available on Amazon.com (please buy a copy or two). He still has his blog, although taking care of his disabled mother takes up the majority of his time. (https://evildelights.blogspot.com)
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