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Monografia Pokonferencyjna Science, Research MONOGRAFIA POKONFERENCYJNA SCIENCE, RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT #27 v.8 Krakow 30.03.2020 - 31.03.2020 MONOGRAFIA POKONFERENCYJNA U.D.C. 72+7+7.072+61+082 B.B.C. 94 Z 40 Zbiór artykułów naukowych recenzowanych. (1) Z 40 Zbiór artykułów naukowych z Konferencji Miedzynarodowej Naukowo- Praktycznej (on-line) zorganizowanej dla pracowników naukowych uczelni, jednostek naukowo-badawczych oraz badawczych z państw obszaru byłego Związku Radzieckiego oraz byłej Jugosławii. (30.03.2020) - Warszawa, 2020. - 248 str. ISBN: 978-83-66401-40-2 Wydawca: Sp. z o.o. «Diamond trading tour» Adres wydawcy i redakcji: 00-728 Warszawa, ul. S. Kierbedzia, 4 lok.103 e-mail: [email protected] Wszelkie prawa autorskie zastrzeżone. Powielanie i kopiowanie materiałów bez zgody autora jest zakazane. Wszelkie prawa do artykułów z konferencji należą do ich autorów. W artykułach naukowych zachowano oryginalną pisownię. Wszystkie artykuły naukowe są recenzowane przez dwóch członków Komitetu Na- ukowego. Wszelkie prawa, w tym do rozpowszechniania i powielania materiałów opubliko- wanych w formie elektronicznej w monografii należą Sp. z o.o. «Diamond trading tour». W przypadku cytowań obowiązkowe jest odniesienie się do monografii. Publikacja elektroniczna. «Diamond trading tour» © Warszawa 2020 ISBN: 978-83-66401-40-2 2 SCIENCE, RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT №27 Redaktor naukowy: W. Okulicz-Kozaryn, dr. hab, MBA, Institute of Law, Administration and Eco- nomics of Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland; The International Scientific As- sociation of Economists and Jurists «Consilium», Switzerland. KOMITET NAUKOWY: W. Okulicz-Kozaryn (Przewodniczący), dr. hab, MBA, Institute of Law, Adminis- tration and Economics of Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland; The Interna- tional Scientific Association of Economists and Jurists «Consilium», Switzerland; C. Беленцов, д.п.н., профессор, Юго-Западный государственный университет, Россия; Z. Čekerevac, Dr., full professor, «Union - Nikola Tesla» University Belgrade, Ser- bia; Р. Латыпов, д.т.н., профессор, Московский государственный машиностроительный университет (МАМИ), Россия; И. Лемешевский, д.э.н., профессор, Белорусский государственный университет, Беларусь; Е. Чекунова, д.п.н., профессор, Южно-Российский институт-филиал Российской академии народного хозяйства и государственной службы, Россия. N. Yuriychuk, Ph. D in Pedagogics, Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor at the Chair for Ukrainian Linguistics and Methods of Education SHEI «Pereiaslav-Khmel- nytskyi State Pedagogical Hryhorii Skovoroda University», Ukraina KOMITET ORGANIZACYJNY: A. Murza (Przewodniczący), MBA, Ukraina; А. Горохов, к.т.н., доцент, Юго-Западный государственный университет, Россия; А. Kasprzyk, Dr, PWSZ im. prof. S. Tarnowskiego w Tarnobrzegu, Polska; А. Malovychko, dr, EU Business University, Berlin – London – Paris - Poznań, EU; S. Seregina, independent trainer and consultant, Netherlands; M. Stych, dr, Uniwersytet Pedagogiczny im. Komisji Edukacji Narodowej w Kra- kowie, Polska; A. Tsimayeu, PhD, associate Professor, Belarusian State Agricultural Academy, Belarus. I. Bulakh PhD of Architecture, Associate Professor Department of Design of the Architectural Environment, Kiev National University of Construction and Architecture Recenzenci: L. Nechaeva, PhD, Instytut PNPU im. K.D. Ushinskogo, Ukraina; М. Ордынская, профессор, Южный федеральный университет, Россия. 3 SPIS/СОДЕРЖАНИЕ PSYCHOPHYSICALLY AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR BY TEENAGERS INTERPRETATION OF ISSUES Kushanova M. I. ................................................................................................................................. 10 IMPROVEMENT OF ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT MECHANISMS TO ACCORDING THE ACTIVITIES OF AGROBUSINESS ENTITIES TO MARKET REQUIREMENTS РОСТ, РАЗВИТИЕ И УРОЖАЙНОСТИ ПОВТОРНЫХ И СИДЕРАЛЬНЫХ КУЛЬТУР ПРИ ПОСЕВЕ ПОСЛЕ ОЗИМОЙ ПШЕНИЦЫ Таджиев М., Таджиев К.М. .............................................................................................................. 16 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF HISTORICAL MEMORY IN NURTURING A HARMONIOUSLY DEVELOPED GENERATION Fayziyeva M. M. ................................................................................................................................. 19 ПРОГРАММА ВНЕУЧЕБНЫХ ЗАНЯТИЙ – «ПОЗНАЙ ЧЕЛОВЕКА, СЕБЯ – СТАНЬ ЛИЧНОСТЬЮ!» НАПРАВЛЕННАЯ НА НРАВСТВЕННО-ЭСТЕТИЧЕСКОЕ ВОСПИТАНИЕ УЧАЩИХСЯ Асаматдинова Ж ............................................................................................................................... 22 ҲАКИМ ОТА СУЛАЙМОН БАҚИРҒОНИЙ ВА УНИНГ ДАВРИ Кыдырбаева М., Турдыбаев. А. ........................................................................................................ 24 YOSHLARIMIZNING TA’LIM-TARBIYASIDA TA’LIM MUASSASI VA OILANING HAMKORLIGI Eshqulova F. Z., Valiyev M Sh ........................................................................................................... 27 GENERAL CONCEPTS OF HUMAN CAPITAL INVESTMENT Rustamov D. J., Avazov N. R. ............................................................................................................ 29 ЖАНУБИЙ ОРОЛ БЎЙИ ҚОМУСИЙ СИЙМОЛАРИНИНГ ИЛМИЙ ВА МАДАНИЙ- МАЪНАВИЙ МЕЬРОСИ Кыдырбаева М., Турдыбаев А. ......................................................................................................... 30 THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF USING NATIONAL VALUES IN SPIRITUAL AND MORAL EDUCATION OF YOUTH Tagaev G. Kh. ..................................................................................................................................... 35 MA’LUMOTLAR BAZASI HAQIDA ASOSIY TUSHUNCHALAR Abdiyev Sh. M., Samiyeva G. Y. ......................................................................................................... 39 INVESTING IN HUMAN CAPITAL Avazov N. R........................................................................................................................................ 46 ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO READ BOOKS IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. Abduvohidova K. Kh. .......................................................................................................................... 48 4 SPIS/СОДЕРЖАНИЕ THE CITY THAT COMPETED WITH NAUTAKA, BUKHARA AND MAROKANDA Rakhimova K. ..................................................................................................................................... 50 EDUCATE STUDENTS IN THE NATIONAL SPIRIT THROUGH THE WORK ETHIC Akbarova M. H. ................................................................................................................................... 54 DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN CAPITAL IN A FREE SOCIETY Rustamov D.J., Khurramov A. M. ....................................................................................................... 56 SEMANTIC AND STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF THE ENGLISH AND UZBEK IDIOMS Ismoilova G. ....................................................................................................................................... 59 THE EFFECT OF DIGITIZATION ON THE EDUCATION SYSTEM Khurramov A. ...................................................................................................................................... 62 SIMPLE WAY TO TEACHING MATH G’aniyev S. K. .................................................................................................................................... 65 MUSIQA-QUDRATLI TARBIYA VOSITASI Mirzayeva Sh. S., Saidqulova G. O. ................................................................................................... 67 FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN CAPITAL THEORY Rustamov D.J., Khurramov A. M. ....................................................................................................... 70 THE EXPRESSION OF AFFECTIONATE FAMILY TIES IN THE CREATIVE LEGACY OF THE GREAT THINKER Kochkarov B. A. .................................................................................................................................. 72 ЭКСПЕРИМЕНТАЛЬНОЕ ОПРЕДЕЛЕНИЕ ЗАВИСИМОСТИ ЭНЕРГЕТИЧЕСКИХ ХАРАКТЕРИСТИК СОЛНЕЧНЫХ ФОТОЭЛЕКТРИЧЕСКИХ ПРЕОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЕЙ ОТ ТЕМПЕРАТУРЫ ЕГО ПОВЕРХНОСТИ Отамирзаев Д. Р. .............................................................................................................................. 74 FAMILY, SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY COOPERATION IN EDUCATING YOUNG PEOPLE Mahmudova M. U. .............................................................................................................................. 77 THE ROLE OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR COUNTRY Baratova Ch. D. .................................................................................................................................. 80 FORMATION OF ECONOMY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS ON THE BASIS OF LABOR EDUCATION Rapikov I.G. ........................................................................................................................................ 82 INCLUDING NATIONAL INCREDIBILITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES FOR STUDENTS IN THE EARLY CLASSIFICATION Shermatova F. R. ................................................................................................................................ 84 5 SPIS/СОДЕРЖАНИЕ COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS THROUGH PRACTICAL WORK IN THE FIELD OF TECHNOLOGY Shermatova M. R. .............................................................................................................................. 86 TEACHING STUDENTS TO WORK WITH TEXTBOOKS AND MANUALS Sultanova M. M. ................................................................................................................................
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