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Special Issue on the Role of Life Sciences and Technology in Human Special Issue ISSN: 2278-4853 Vol 9, Issue 3, March, 2020 Spl Issue Impact Factor: SJIF 2020 = 6.882 Asian Research Journals TRANS 1 http://www.tarj.in Special Issue ISSN: 2278-4853 Vol 9, Issue 3, March, 2020 Spl Issue Impact Factor: SJIF 2020 = 6.882 Asian Research Journals TRANS 2 http://www.tarj.in Special Issue ISSN: 2278-4853 Vol 9, Issue 3, March, 2020 Spl Issue Impact Factor: SJIF 2020 = 6.882 Published by: TRANS Asian Research Journals AJMR: A sianJournal ofM u l t i d i m e n s i o n a l R e s e a r c h (A Double Blind Refer eed & Reviewed International Journal) TRANS ASIAN RESEARCH JOURNALS (www.tarj.in) Asian Journal of Multidimensional Research (AJMR) ISSN: 2278-4853 Impact Factor: SJIF 2020 = 6.882 SPECIAL ISSUE ON THE ROLE OF LIFE SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY IN HUMAN LIFE, THE DIGITAL ECONOMY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIO- ECONOMIC LIFE MARCH 2020 DOI NUMBER: 10.5958/2278-4853.2020.00049.X Asian Research Journals TRANS 3 http://www.tarj.in Special Issue ISSN: 2278-4853 Vol 9, Issue 3, March, 2020 Spl Issue Impact Factor: SJIF 2020 = 6.882 Published by: TRANS Asian Research Journals AJMR: A sianJournal ofM u l t i d i m e n s i o n a l R e s e a r c h (A Double Blind Refer eed & Reviewed International Journal) SR. PAGE P A R T I C U L A R NO. NO THE APPLICATION OF MYTHOLOGEMES IN ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS 1. 11-17 Kosimova Fatima Turg`unovna ON POEMS OF ADO INCLUDED IN «MAJMUAI SHOIRON» 2. 18-22 Mukadas Tojibaeva, Utkirbek Madumarov V. V. VINOGRADOVS DEVELOPMENT OF CHARLES BALLY’S IDEAS ON PHRAS-EOLOGY AND HIS OWN CLASSIFICATION OF PHRASEOLOGICAL 3. UNITS 23-26 Tillayev Zafar THE ROLE OF PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGY IN TEAM BUILDING AND 4. CREATIVE ACTIVITIES 27-30 Murodova Mukadas, Alikulova Karomat FEATURES OF INNOVATIVE AND PHYSIO-LOGICAL APPROACHES IN 5. PRE - SCHOOL EDUCATION 31-34 Gulsara Ruzieva, Temirkulovna Abbosova Maftuna THE DIRECTIONS AND PERSPECTIVES OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACTIVITY OF 6. THE HOUSEHOLDS 35-41 Turobov Sherzod Alisherovich., Azamatova Gulsara Isoqovna. 7. THE VALUE OF CELTA IN TEACHING ESL TEACHERS 42-45 Sh.Khodieva THE IMPORTANCE OF DIGITAL TECH-NOLOGY IN MODERN 8. ECONOMY 46-49 Egamberdiyeva Salima, Khasanov Shamsiddin, Samadov Ortik Asian Research Journals TRANS 4 http://www.tarj.in Special Issue ISSN: 2278-4853 Vol 9, Issue 3, March, 2020 Spl Issue Impact Factor: SJIF 2020 = 6.882 MODERN ANESTHESIOLOGY AND ACHIEVE-MENTS 9. 50-52 Murodova Zarifa Marufovna 10. CRITICAL THINKING PROCESS IN SCHOOL CHILDREN 53-56 Rustamova Davlatkhon Toyirovna 11. CLASSIFICATION OF SCIENCES OF AHMED TASHKUPIRZODA 57-61 Ergashev Urolbek Berkinovich 12. THE RISE IN THE STATE YOUTH POLICY IN UZBEKISTAN TO A NEW LEVEL 62-66 Topildiev Odiljon Rakhimovich TYPES OF SPEAKING ACTIVITIES AND THE IMPORTANCE OF THEIR 13. IMPLEMENTATION WITHIN THE CLASSROOM 67-73 Rkhulova Dilafruz Abdusobir qizi THE PECULIARITY OF THE MASTER MUMIN IN THE UZBEK NATIONAL 14. PAINTING 74-77 Dilmurod Pulatov, Azizbek Yusupov DEVELOPING EFFICIENCY INNOVATIVE SERVICES OF INCREASING CARRIER AND ITS ROLE OF IN TOURISM AND ECONOMY 15. 78-83 Davronov Istamkhuja Olimovich, Farmanov Erkin Alimovich, Ro’ziyev Sobir Samatovich INNOVATIVE METHODS IN TEACHING ENGLISH 16. 84-86 Sobirova Zarxala Boltakulovna, Tolibova Shaxzoda Baxtiyorovna TEACHING SPEAKING SKILLS IN THE YOUNG LEARNERS’ CLASSROOM 17. 87-90 Kuchkarova Maftuna Dilmuradovna THE GENRE OF MUKHAMMAS IN SIROJIDDIN SAYYID’S WORKS: TRADITION 18. AND RENEWEL 91-93 Kamola Abduvosit qizi Odiljonova THE EFFECT OF DIGITIZATION ON THE EDUCATION SYSTEM 19. 94-98 Samadov Ortik, Khidirova Barchinoy Ilkhomovna, Khurramov Azizbek Asian Research Journals TRANS 5 http://www.tarj.in Special Issue ISSN: 2278-4853 Vol 9, Issue 3, March, 2020 Spl Issue Impact Factor: SJIF 2020 = 6.882 THE IMPORTANCE OF READING STRATEGIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF READING COM-PREHENSION COMPETENCIES 20. 99-102 A.Mambetniyazova, G.Babaeva, G.Koblanova IMPROVING READING SKILLS WITH EFFECTIVE READING STRATEGIES 103-107 21. Javlieva Sarvinoz Dilmuradovna THE CONCEPTION OF MODEL AND THE ACTION OF SIMULATION MODELING 108-111 22. Sodiqova Baxtigul Ibodullayevna 23. JUSTICE AND BUSINESS WORKS IN TEMUR SETTINGS 112-115 Abdullaev Abdurauf Abdira khimovich, Rakhmatova Feruza Qudrat Kizi DEVELOPMENT OF EXPORT STRATEGY OF BUSINESS ENTERPRISES 116-121 24. Askarova Mavluda Turapovna, Radjabov Bunyod Abduhalilovich, THE IMPORTANCE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE DEVEPMENT 25. AND FUTURE OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET 122-126 Khurramov Azizbek Mukhiddin ugli, Samadov Ortiq Abdualim ugli EXPLORING DIFFERENT WAYS OF HANDLING THE SAME SUBJECT IN 26. HIGHER EDUCATION 127-131 Kuchkarova Maftuna Dilmuradovna WRITTEN SOURCES REFLECTING THE HISTORY OF KHOREZM'S 27. EARLY MEDIEVAL STATEHOOD 132-136 Matyaqubov Toyirjon Sultanbayevich USE OF MARKETING PRINCIPLES IN INCREASING THE INVESTMENT 28. ATTRACTIVENESS OF THE REGIONS 137-143 Radjabov Bunyod Abduhalilovich HORDEUM L. SEED SPECIFICITY AND PRODUCTIVITY OF SEPARATE 29. TYPES 144-151 J.S. Matkarimov, А.А. Imirsinova Asian Research Journals TRANS 6 http://www.tarj.in Special Issue ISSN: 2278-4853 Vol 9, Issue 3, March, 2020 Spl Issue Impact Factor: SJIF 2020 = 6.882 TRADITION AND INNOVATION IN KARAKALPAK POETRY 30S OF THE 30. TWENTIETH CENTURY 152-156 Ikram Kamalovich Mambetov CATALYTIC SYNTHESIS OF ACETYLENE UT OF VYNIL ACETATE AND 31. TEXTURE CHARACTERISTICS OF CATALYSTS 157-164 B.Sh.Omanov., M.S.Xatamova. N.I. Fayzullaev. INCREASING THE PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF YOUNG TEACHERS 32. THROUGH INTERACTIVE FORMS OF METHODICAL WORK 165-169 Inomidinova Dildorxon Ikramovna IDENTIFICATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE ABILITIES AND CREATIVITY 33. OF GIFTED STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS 170-174 Turakulova Marjona Kiyom kizi.,Rakhmonov Kakhramon Sanokulovich METHODS OF IMPROVING TEACHING THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE 34. 175-176 Ruzimurodova Zarina., Aslonov Shahram, Khazaratkulova Umida EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES 35. AND THEIR LINGUA-DIDACTIC ISSUES: SUBJECT OUTLINE 177-179 Uralova Charos, Aslonov Shahram, Ruzimurodova Zarina PROSPECTS OF INCREASE IN CASH INCOME OF THE POPULATION ON 36. THE BASIS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SERVICE INDUSTRY 180-187 Urunbaeva Yulduz Pirnazarovna.,Abdiqobilov Shohzod Xusano’g’li. LIVING MASS AND EXTERIOR PECULIARITIES OF LOCAL GOATS OF 188-191 37. KARAKALPAKSTAN Turganbaev Ruzimbay Urazbaevich.,Toreshova Аmina Ubbiniyazovna ECOTOURISM OF FERGANA VALLEY 38. 192-197 Yagyaeva Elvina Bakhtiyarovna PROBLEMS OF PREPARING TOURISM PERSONNEL IN UZBEKISTAN 39. 198-203 Madrakhimova Makhbuba Sobirjonovna., Nazarova Nodira Gulomjonovna. Asian Research Journals TRANS 7 http://www.tarj.in Special Issue ISSN: 2278-4853 Vol 9, Issue 3, March, 2020 Spl Issue Impact Factor: SJIF 2020 = 6.882 SHAKESPEAREAN LANGUAGE AND STYLISTIC PECULIARITIES IN THE 40. REALM OF ROMEO AND JULIET” 204-206 Ismoilova Dilorom EDUCATIONAL TOURISM OF FERGANA REGION 41. 207-211 Matkarimova Barno Khabibullaevna THE IMPORTANCE OF CLT IN THE PRAGMATIC DEVELOPMENT OF 212-216 42. LANGUAGE LEARNERS Sattorova Feruza Elmurodovna DIVIDE THE CORNER BY THREE. VISUAL WEAPONS WITH ANGULAR 43. TRIANGLE (ANGULAR TRICECTOR) AND ANGLE DIVIDING (ANGLE 217-219 BICCEECTOR). F.M Jurayeva THE ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF BLOOM’S TAXONOMY IN ANALYSIS 44. OF A WORK OF ART(UTKIR HOSHIMOV ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE STORY “THE LAST VICTIM OF THE WAR(“URUSHNING SO‘NGGI 220-223 QURBONI”)” Abdugapparova Shodiyona Adashali qizi HISTORY OF UZBEK-UIGHUR LANGUAGE COMMUNICATION 224-228 45. Gulnorakhon K. Valikhonova EFFECTIVENESS OF ADVERTISING LANUAGE AND SLOGANS 229-233 46. Mahmudova Umida Ural kizi CATALYTIC SYNTHESIS OF ACETYLENE UT OF VYNIL ACETATE AND 234-241 47. TEXTURE CHARACTERISTICS OF CATALYSTS B.Sh.Omanov., N.I. Fayzullaev., M.S.Xatamova SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF THE IMAGE IN HEAD- 242-246 48. COMMANDERS Ravshanov L.U., SUPPORTING INNOVATIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SMALL BUSINESS 247-253 49. Bayboboeva Firuza Nabijonovna Asian Research Journals TRANS 8 http://www.tarj.in Special Issue ISSN: 2278-4853 Vol 9, Issue 3, March, 2020 Spl Issue Impact Factor: SJIF 2020 = 6.882 RESEARCH RESERVES OF IMPROVEMENT EDUCATIONAL PROCESS 50. AT HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION WITH PARTICIPATION OF 254-260 PRODUCTION Murodov Bekzod Xidirnazar O’g’li., Ozodbek Nematov., Zarina Ruzimurodova THE MAIN DIFFERENCES OF GRADUONYMY FROM THE SYNONYM AND ITS STUDY IN UZBEK LINGUISTICS 261-263 51. Xudoyberdiyeva Gulmira Allaberdi qizi TASKS AND TECHNIQUES OF CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT 264-267 52. Atabayeva Zarnigor Bakhran kizi M. WEST AND HIS READING TEACHING METHODOLOGY 53. 268-272 Mirzanazarova Vazira Akbataliyevna, Ergasheva Sayyora Xabibullayevna, Alimova E’zoza Ne’matillayevna, Zoxidava Muxayyo Nasillayevna PEDAGOGY AS A SCIENCE OF EDUCATION AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT 54. 273-277 Ashurov Nazar Rakhmatullaevich, Rakhmonova Fotima Shamsiddinovna, Fayazova Fazilat Shavkatovna. A COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH TO TEACHING ENGLISH 278-283 55. Fazilat Kodirova FEATURES OF ENGLISH PROVERBS AND DIFFICULTIES IN TRANSLATING 56. THEM INTO RUSSIAN 284-290 Inomiddinova Dildora Ikramovna, Ismatullayeva Durdona Amandjanovna, Qurbanova Guzal Yusupovna THE ROLE OF PHYSICAL CULTURE IN THE SPIRITUAL AND MORAL 57. EDUCATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE 291-295 Maqulov Shukhrat Zokirovich, Mahmudov Nurillo Normirza Ugli, Murodov Nozimjon Olimjonovich ENGLISH FOR SCHOOLCHILDREN: FEATURES OF TEACHING ENGLISH 58. AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF ADOLESCENCE 296-301 Nurdinova Fotima Xolmirzayevna. Asian Research Journals TRANS 9 http://www.tarj.in Special Issue ISSN: 2278-4853 Vol 9, Issue 3, March, 2020 Spl Issue Impact Factor: SJIF 2020
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