THE APPLICATION OF NAVOI'S WORKS IN MODERN PEDAGOGICAL APPROACHES
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Alisher Navoi, pedagogy, modern education, literary analysis, ethical education, critical thinking, interdisciplinary learning, social-emotional developmentAbstract
This study explores the application of Alisher Navoi’s literary and philosophical works in modern pedagogical approaches. It examines how his texts can be utilized to enhance critical thinking, ethical awareness, language skills, and social-emotional development among students. The research highlights practical strategies such as project-based learning, interdisciplinary teaching, collaborative discussions, reflective practices, and the integration of digital tools. By engaging with Navoi’s writings, students develop analytical, moral, and creative competencies, demonstrating the relevance of classical literature in contemporary education.
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