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The Main and Important Stage in the Life of a Teacher is Teaching Practice
No full textAn article about a student’s teaching practice is a very difficult and important stage on the path to the teaching profession. On the problems of student professional development in the process of teaching practice. That teaching practice is the link between theoretical training and future independent work
Society during the Formation of Ibn Sino's Gnoseological Theory-Cultural Environment
No full textAbu Ali Ibn Sina, one of the followers of the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle in Central Asia, entered the ranks of Eastern Peripatetics-Ravoqiyuns through the philosophy of Abu Nasr Farabi. But Abu Ali Ibn Sina, before getting acquainted with the philosophy of Aristotle and Abu Nasr Farabi, studied in the scientific and creative environment of the city of Bukhara from a young age. .UAccording to the education that was painting in the East during that time, he was well acquainted with the twelve branches of literary science from a very young age
ENGLISH LITERATURE AFTER WORLD WAR II (1945-1990)
No full textThis article tries to analyze the English literature after WWII dividing the period into two parts: the first is the so-called period of “postwar settlement”, and the second began in 1979 with the beginning of M. Thatcher’s premiership. The first period was a combination of social and moral reform, the emancipation of morals - which I assess mainly as progressive - with a huge economic failure, with the failure of hopes for the possibility of a planned economy, which grew so unrealistically throughout the fifties, while the 1970s were just as controversial, widespread dissemination of new modern models, which relatively recently were the property of only the middle class
FORMS OF COMPILATION OF TRANSLATION DICTIONARY FOR GERMAN AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
No full textWith the ever-increasing globalization and the need for communication across different languages, the development of translation dictionaries has become a crucial aspect of language learning and translation. This article aims to explore the different forms of compilation utilized in the creation of translation dictionaries specifically for the German and Uzbek languages. By employing a wide array of transition words, utilizing active voice, maintaining sentence variety, and adhering to the maximum paragraph length, we will delve into the intricacies of dictionary compilation
Inflammatory Activity and Renal Pathology in Lupus Nephritis
No full textTo solve the problems in the surveyed 45 patients: examination, laboratory complex, immune and instrumental methods. All 45 patients with SLE kidney disease manifested itself in the form of lupus nephritis. Syndrome hypertension vstre-chalsya in 35.5% of cases, the syndrome of chronic renal failure in 37.7% of cases. Urinary syndrome characterized by moderate proteinuria (75.5%), hematuria (73.3%) and leukocyturia (73.3%). Positive correlation of tumor necrosis factor α, C-reactive protein level of creatinine, urea, ESR and SLE activity, which confirms the participation of the factors described in the immune process lupus inflammation
Experience of Foreign Countries in Improving Transformation Processes in Commercial Banks
No full textCurrently, the development of digital platforms in global practice leads to changes in the competitive environment and conditions in all types of markets. In particular, the development of digital technologies in the banking and financial system, the introduction of digital banking products and new software, and programs based on digital transformation are being implemented in developing countries. However, the use of digital technologies in the provision of banking services in the world differs sharply between developed and developing countries. The article discusses the state of foreign countries and conclusions, recommendations and suggestions of the transformation processes of commercial banks, which are changing with the times
Problems and Prospects of Providing Banking Services to Individuals
No full textThis article examines the concept of banking services, its role and place in the activities of modern commercial banks, the main directions, advantages and disadvantages of the development of banking services, some problems encountered in the development of banking services, and some practical proposals and recommendations are given to solve these problems, as well as the study of the activities of foreign banks and the introduction In the modern economy of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the formation and development of a system for providing complex banking services to individuals is an urgent issue
State Budget: Concept, Structure and Main Indicators
No full textThe state budget is the main means of regulating the financial activities of the state. It ensures the collection of financial resources of the state, their use and management of all financial operations. The state budget is created on the basis of the country's specialized goals and political directions and is an important part of the policy aimed at the purposeful and efficient use of financial resources
Ways to Increase Innovative Attractiveness in the Digital Economy
No full textThis thesis outlined the need for the introduction of global information and communication technologies aimed at the digital economy, including improving the business environment and increasing the investment attractiveness of the country. In this regard, the relationship between the level of development of investment indicators such as information and communication technologies and working conditions in countries of the world has been analyzed as business conduct, investment potential and investment attractiveness
Analysis of the Present Perfect Tense in English and it’s Classification
No full textThe present perfect expresses completed action and it is formed with have or has and the past participle form of the main verb. The present perfect is often considered to be one of the most semantically complex structures in English because it expresses a variety of meanings and is related to “a situation set in some indefinite period that leads to the present” (Greenbaum and Nelson 2002:56). There has been a lot of research about the present perfect and its classification based on the meaning and/or context. It has been divided into several types (Comrie, 1976; Binnick, 1991; Iatridou, et al. 2001; Leech, 2004; Davydova, 2011, among others). This chapter is an overview of the research done by Comrie (1976), Iatridou et al. (2001), and Davydova (2011)