This article analyzes the technology for processing apricots into puree. The main stages of puree production—raw material selection, washing, crushing, thermal processing, homogenization, pasteurization, and packaging—are examined. The technology’s impact on nutritional properties (vitamin C, antioxidants), energy consumption, environmental sustainability, and quality control is analyzed. Special attention is given to the practical possibilities and export potential of apricot puree production in Uzbekistan’s agricultural context. The study is based on scientific literature, Uzbekistan’s normative-legal documents, and practical data. The article provides a comparative analysis of the technology’s advantages and limitations and offers recommendations for advancing this sector in Uzbekistan.

This article analyzes the common methods for drying apricots, including natural, mechanical, and modern technologies (infrared, microwave, and lyophilization). The efficiency, energy consumption, impact on product quality, and environmental sustainability of these methods are examined. Special attention is given to their applicability in Uzbekistan’s agricultural context and their significance in the export market. The study is based on scientific literature and practical data, providing a comparative analysis of the advantages and limitations of drying processes. The article offers recommendations for selecting optimal methods and adopting modern technologies to advance apricot drying in Uzbekistan.

Proverbs have always been a subject of attention for researchers as a mirror reflecting the identity, uniqueness, culture, and socio-political life of a nation. They are a synthesis of the spiritual image, ideals, dreams, aspirations, and reflections on nature and society of the hardworking people, as well as a generalized expression of life experience. Therefore, the scientific study of folk proverbs from linguistic-poetic, linguocultural, and anthropocentric perspectives is of great relevance.

This article analyzes the place of the concept of tea in Uzbek, Chinese, and Russian cultures, the meanings expressed by this word, and the linguocultural features of proverbs involving the lexeme “tea.”

 This article presents the results of a study on the treatment of purulent wounds in dogs using the probiotic Innoprovet2 in various combinations (with and without antibiotic). It was found that under the influence of Innoprovet2 the average period of wound healing in dogs was: in the first experimental group 22-24 days, in the second experimental group 16-18 days, and in the control group - 26-28 days. During the experiment, the wound healing process and the condition of the dogs were observed for 28 days. ImitoMeasure program was used to evaluate the wound surface in all groups, and a systematic evaluation of the wound condition was performed.

The article studies idempotent operations and their applications.

This state speech is about the relations of India, Pakistan and China with the Central Asian states within the SCO. The author, analyzing the relationship of these states in the sphere of economy in the economics, and in the regional security, concludes that the Central Asian countries are a «tasty morsel» for the «triangle» countries - India, Pakistan and China.

This article examines the professional role of Russian language teachers in modern education, the challenges they face in multilingual contexts, and innovative methods for improving the effectiveness of Russian language instruction. It highlights the evolving pedagogical strategies required to engage learners and promote cultural literacy in a globalized world.

In the context of increasing attention to the problems of interethnic relations throughout the world, the intensity of interaction between cultural communities with different mentalities has become the most important factor in mutual understanding between people.

The article focuses on how new terms are incorporated into Uzbek and highlights how neologisms are causing language changes. In addition, the article outlines reasons of language changes due to the usage of media words.

This thesis analyzes the importance of teaching methods based on a creative approach, their integration into the modern education system, and their role in the pedagogical process. Applying creativity in education helps learners develop independent learning skills, analytical thinking, and adaptability to real-life situations. Today, this approach serves as an essential tool for nurturing competitive and modern-thinking individuals.

In this article, a number of measures are being taken to develop volleyball type. It is also reported that volleyball players can use additional appliances

This article provides an empirical analysis of the external factors influencing sustainable economic growth, focusing on Uzbekistan as a case study. Key variables examined include foreign trade, foreign direct investment, external debt, and international reserves. In recent years, the share of foreign trade in the country’s GDP has increased significantly; however, a persistent trade deficit and the high share of gold exports have exerted downward pressure on macroeconomic stability. The growing cost of servicing external debt and the decline in international reserves indicate a growing reliance on external financial sources. The article offers recommendations for strengthening macroeconomic stability through export diversification, increasing the share of high value-added products, adopting a prudent external debt strategy, and enhancing international reserves. The results underline the importance of managing external factors in a comprehensive and balanced manner to achieve sustainable growth.

This article records on reforms and introduced projects for the development of agriculture. The work done on the introduction of innovation technologies is aimed at economic assessment

In the contemporary landscape of rapidly evolving digital technologies, cybersecurity and the protection of personal data have emerged as critical global concerns. This article presents a comprehensive theoretical analysis of key cybersecurity concepts, identifies current threats and challenges associated with personal data breaches, and explores effective strategies for the prevention and mitigation of cybercrime. Particular attention is given to the legal, technical, and social dimensions of cybersecurity in the context of growing digitalization.

The symbolic images used in Uzbek literature have been uniquely interpreted in mythology, folklore, and written literature. In Jadid poetry, the meanings attached to such imagery expand further to reflect social and political ideas. Poets such as Cholpon and Fitrat occupy a special place in Uzbek literature as symbolist poets. Their poems clearly display the symbolic representation of socio-political concepts. This article examines how Jadid poetry uses symbolic images like “autumn” and “fall” to artistically express social and political problems, and it also evaluates the poetic mastery of these poets.

The article examines the process of the  developing personal qualities and a sense of patriotism among  military personal based on pedagogical principles, modern education methods, and their effectiveness.    

Globalization has significantly transformed the dynamics of language use and development across the world. As global interconnectivity increases, the influence of intercultural communication on language evolution becomes more profound. This paper explores the relationship between globalization and language change, emphasizing how intercultural communication acts as both a catalyst and a medium for these transformations. It focuses on the linguistic consequences of globalization, such as language hybridization, the spread of English as a lingua franca, and the endangerment of minority languages. The article also examines how intercultural dialogue shapes language policies, educational frameworks, and cultural identity.

In this article, the moral and academic transformations in the formation and development of the information society are analyzed on the basis of CIBERFALISTA. Moral criteria are being reopened as a result of digital technologies in the system of human life, consciousness and valuance. The article will be considered on philosophical and methodological parades, such as technological development, as a result of technological development. A modern information environment will cover the issues of transformation of values, transformation of human standards and the algorithmed restrictions on human freedom.

This article provides a scientific-analytical overview of the state of air pollution in the city of Fergana from 1995 to 2010. It analyzes the levels and trends of major air pollutants over time, with a focus on suspended particles, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, ammonia, and other harmful components. The impact of industrial enterprises, transportation, and other anthropogenic factors on air quality is discussed. The study also examines the potential health effects on the population and evaluates environmental risks. Additionally, the article offers recommendations and measures for air protection and pollution reduction.

This article examines major methodologies in English Language Teaching (ELT)—from traditional to post method approaches—with real academic sources. It critically evaluates Grammar-Translation, Audio-Lingual, Communicative, Task-Based, Natural, and Post method pedagogies. The paper proposes an integrative, culturally responsive approach enhanced by technology and tailored to learners’ needs and contexts.

 The article examines the early stages of the study and research of the life and work of Amir Temur by the European community. It is noteworthy that most of the sources created and collected by European historians have not yet been studied and are waiting for their researchers. Documents on the reign and policy of Amir Temur, his correspondence with the rulers of European countries and his diplomacy have caused widespread discussion throughout the world. Amir Temur adhered to Eastern diplomacy even in his letters, which were written in the form of strict requirements. This led to a wide study of Eastern policy by European historians. The history of Sahibkiran is used not only in public policy, but also in economics

biological excursions allow students to combine theoretical knowledge with practical experience, which makes their learning process effective. Teachers and students are provided with opportunities to directly observe the biological environment, study the flora and fauna, and understand environmental problems. Biological excursions also increase students' interest, help them develop scientific thinking skills, and strengthen their ability to work in a team.

This article examines the ethical challenges posed by the rapid advancement of CRISPR technology in genetic editing. While CRISPR offers unprecedented potential for treating genetic disorders and improving human health, it also raises profound bioethical questions regarding safety, consent, equity, and the potential for misuse. The study analyzes current international ethical frameworks and scientific guidelines to propose boundaries for responsible application. The goal is to balance innovation with respect for human dignity and social justice.

This article explores the linguistic theories and scientific analysis of language in Alisher Navoi's work "Muhakamat al-Lughatayn” Navoi provides a comparative study of the Turkic and Persian languages, highlighting the unique characteristics, lexical richness, and grammatical depth of the Turkic language. The article delves into the linguistic methods employed in " Muhakamat al-Lughatayn," the scientifically grounded aspects of the Turkic language, phonetic and morphological analyses, and Navoi's recommendations for the language’s development. Additionally, the paper evaluates the work's impact on Uzbek linguistics and its contributions to general linguistic theory. 

This article will talk about the most attractive cities of Uzbekistan for tourists. Detailed information will be given about cities such as Bukhara, Samarkand, Khiva, Tashkent, which are famous for their historical monuments, cultural heritage, ancient urban planning art and modern infrastructure. The article analyzes the tourist potential, attractions and tourist services of each city. Uzbekistan is the cradle of the most ancient civilizations in Central Asia. Many cities located on its territory have a thousand-year history and attract tourists with their rich cultural heritage, architectural monuments and national customs. Every year, thousands of tourists from all over the world visit this land and watch such destinations as Registan Square in Samarkand, Ark fortress in Bukhara, Ichan fortress complex in Khiva and modern architecture of Tashkent. This article will talk about the most popular tourist cities of Uzbekistan.

As a result of the rapid development of information technologies, the process of digital transformation in the audit sector is gaining momentum. Paperless audits are expected to become widespread in the coming years, as many organizations strive to fully digitize document management. At the same time, advanced software tools are being developed that allow auditors to work online. As a result of such changes, auditors are forced to use online audit systems as their main tool and collect evidence from electronic sources. This article analyzes the current impact of technology on audit processes and highlights future directions related to it. In particular, a brief analysis of how information technologies have affected the stages of audit planning, verification and documentation is provided.

This academic article analyzes the impact of artificial intelligence technologies on information security in the context of contemporary mass media. Based on the June 3, 2025 article published in Yangi O‘zbekiston newspaper, the paper evaluates how technological consciousness is shaped in society, the balance between risks and opportunities posed by AI, and how these issues are presented through the media. The article discusses international approaches, legal and ethical challenges of AI, the threat of disinformation, and the use of algorithmic tools to strengthen information security. The experience and strategies of Uzbekistan are examined within a global perspective.

This article explores the role of metaphor as a tool for preserving artistic imagery and national color in literary translation. Metaphors are viewed not merely as stylistic devices but as cognitive and cultural units that convey worldviews, values, and emotional depth embedded in the source text. Special attention is given to conceptual metaphor theory, cultural specificity, and translation strategies that help maintain textual authenticity. The study includes illustrative Uzbek-English examples to highlight the challenges and opportunities in transferring national poetics through metaphor.

This article analyzes the technologies for processing stone fruits—apricot, plum, and cherry—using various methods. The efficiency of processing techniques, including drying, canning, jam production, juice production, and nutritional supplements, along with their impact on nutritional properties, energy consumption, and environmental sustainability, is examined. Special attention is given to the applicability of these methods in Uzbekistan’s agricultural context and their significance in the export market. The study is based on scientific literature, Uzbekistan’s normative-legal documents, and practical data. The article provides a comparative analysis of the advantages and limitations of these processing methods and offers recommendations for advancing stone fruit processing in Uzbekistan.

Based on the role of dance in the spiritual and educational development of a person, it is a requirement of the time to attach great importance to ensuring the harmony of material and spiritual life by forming national and universal values, a high aesthetic and moral culture in the minds of young people. This article analyzes the specific features of modern Uzbek national dance art.

This article explores the legal and procedural aspects of judicial rehabilitation and supervisory procedures within the context of bankruptcy legislation. It analyzes how economically distressed enterprises can be preserved through court-approved rehabilitation plans and oversight mechanisms. The article highlights the roles of creditors, courts, and rehabilitation managers in managing the process, while also examining the safeguards applied during supervision to assess the debtor’s financial condition. Furthermore, it provides comparative insights into international practices in countries such as the United States, Germany, France, Russia, and South Korea. The study emphasizes the importance of legal clarity, institutional coordination, and early intervention in ensuring effective enterprise recovery and avoiding liquidation.

This article explores the differences between local hotels and international hotel chains in terms of service quality, types of services offered, and approaches to meeting customer needs. The research analyzes service levels, management styles, staff qualifications, the use of innovative technologies, and customer loyalty strategies. Based on international experience, the article discusses opportunities to improve the competitiveness of Uzbekistan’s hotel sector.

This article presents a comprehensive literature-based review of the biological characteristics and agronomic practices of Romanesco broccoli (Brassica oleracea L. var. botrytis). The review explores the morphological features, varietal and hybrid diversity, cultivation methods, and environmental adaptability of this emerging crop. Special attention is given to international research findings that may inform the potential introduction of Romanesco broccoli in Central Asian regions, particularly Uzbekistan. The article identifies knowledge gaps and provides evidence-based recommendations for future experimental trials, varietal evaluation, and agro-technological adaptation to local conditions. The findings contribute to the broader objective of diversifying horticultural production in Uzbekistan through the integration of high-value, underutilized vegetable crops.

This article analyzes the phenomenon of visual loss within the framework of psychosomatic disorders, specifically focusing on psychogenic (non-organic) blindness. Such conditions typically arise due to severe emotional stress, traumatic experiences, or unresolved internal psychological conflicts. The paper examines the key clinical manifestations, diagnostic challenges, and the psychological underpinnings of psychogenic visual impairment. Emphasis is placed on the importance of early detection and a multidisciplinary treatment approach that incorporates both clinical and psychological interventions. The findings underscore the relevance of integrative therapeutic strategies in managing functional visual disturbances caused by psychosomatic factors.

In any approach to the language system, it seems dangerous to regard it as something unchanging and frozen. Language as a system is constantly evolving, and changes in some elements of the system influence the development of other elements. We have already noted that word formation is one of the more dynamic subsystems of language due to its more direct connection with the development of society.

This article explores the development of digital infrastructure and digital transformation initiatives in Uzbekistan. It examines the country’s national strategy towards digitalization, key achievements, ongoing challenges, and prospects for future growth in various sectors, including government services, education, business, and communication. The analysis highlights how digital technologies are shaping the socio-economic landscape and identifies areas where further innovation and investment are needed to accelerate progress toward a fully digital society.

 This article examines the aphorisms (hikmatlar) of Sulaymon Boqirg‘oniy (Hakim Ota), one of the prominent Sufi poets of the 12th century, as a form of spiritual heritage. His creative legacy occupies a significant place in classical Uzbek literature, particularly within the tradition of moral and spiritual aphoristic writing. The Islamic values, ethical virtues, and thoughts leading toward spiritual perfection reflected in Boqirg‘oniy’s works harmonize with both national and universal human values. This study highlights the Sufi ideas in Hakim Ota’s works, including love for God, devotion to the spiritual guide (murshid), the manners of the tariqat (Sufi order), as well as themes of self-awareness, enlightenment, and the call toward perfection. Special attention is also given to the ideas in his aphorisms aimed at cultivating social consciousness, and fostering feelings of compassion and generosity among people.

An increase in the level of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in women of reproductive age is one of the key markers of decreased ovarian reserve and a harbinger of reproductive failure. The article discusses the pathophysiological mechanisms of increased FSH, its diagnostic value and clinical significance in the context of infertility. The article presents the results of the analysis of data from 152 patients with varying degrees of increased FSH, and studies possible causes (age-related changes, iatrogenic interventions, autoimmune processes, genetic predisposition) and potential approaches to treatment. Modern strategies for patient management are covered, including the use of hormone replacement therapy, an individualized ovarian stimulation protocol, the use of donor oocytes, as well as innovative methods using growth factors and stem cells. Emphasis is placed on the need for a differentiated approach and careful assessment of the ovarian reserve in clinical practice.

Social equality and improving living standards are among the most important economic and social priorities for modern societies. This article analyzes the impact of investments in education, health, jobs, and social protection on social equality and well-being, based on scientific research and international experience.

This article will talk about negative factors affecting the development and specialization of grazing livestock in the Republic of Karakalpakstan.

This article discusses the moral foundations of marriage and family, as well as their role in the upbringing of children. It emphasizes the significant influence of the family, especially parents, on the development of an individual. The importance of marriage as a social and moral institution is also highlighted, recognizing it as a key factor in the formation of ethical education.

Digital marketing has emerged as a cornerstone of e-commerce development, offering transformative opportunities for businesses in Uzbekistan. This research explores the adoption and effectiveness of digital marketing tools, focusing on their role in enhancing brand presence, customer engagement, and business growth. Drawing from interviews with industry experts and educators, as well as revealing from leading Uzbek firms, this study identifies critical challenges, such as the digital skills gap and budget constraints, that hinder broader adoption.  Through a combination of data collection, this paper offers a roadmap for accelerating digital transformation in Uzbekistan’s e-commerce sector. The findings emphasize the need for strategic investments in education, public-private partnerships, and influencer-driven campaigns to boost competitiveness.

This article addresses issues of ethics and morality in society and their impact on youth and the overall social environment. It analyzes moral values, the clash between traditional and modern values, as well as the moral crisis among youth and its causes. The role of mass media, the education system, parents, and teachers is discussed, along with their significance in the development of moral norms. The article contains recommendations aimed at nurturing future generations as morally mature individuals through addressing moral issues.

In the digital age, Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have emerged as transformative tools in language education. This paper explores the effectiveness of ICT-based approaches in enhancing English vocabulary acquisition among secondary and university-level students. Through a combination of digital platforms, mobile applications, and online resources, learners were exposed to interactive and personalized vocabulary instruction. The study, conducted over an 8-week period, revealed significant improvements in learners' lexical knowledge, retention, and contextual usage. The findings affirm that ICT integration fosters autonomous learning and improves language outcomes.

The article compares English and Uzbek lexical units expressing emotional and spiritual states. It highlights similarities in universal emotions and metaphor use, and differences shaped by cultural and religious factors. The study helps improve translation and cross-cultural understanding.

This article examines the current state of inclusive education for children with disabilities in Uzbekistan. Through field-based research focusing on specialised teaching approaches, it identifies key challenges and proposes practical solutions. The study incorporates both local and global data, including UNICEF statistics and experiences from specialised schools. Recommendations encompass curriculum reforms, teacher training programmes, parental support systems, and infrastructure enhancements. The findings underscore the critical importance of collaborative efforts amongst policymakers, educators, and families to ensure effective implementation.

This article explores the linguocultural interpretation of the concept of color using examples from Uzbek and Italian fairy tales. Colors are analyzed not only as a means of aesthetic expression but also as conceptual units that reflect the mentality, customs, and values of different nations. A linguocultural analysis of the Uzbek fairy tale “Zumrad and Qimmat” and the Italian tale “The Wolf and the Three Girls” reveals intercultural similarities and differences in the perception of color.

This article presents a comprehensive analysis of coronary insufficiency (ischemic heart disease), one of the most prevalent cardiovascular disorders. The focus is placed on the pharmacological treatment methods, drug classifications, mechanisms of action, and clinical relevance of each group of medications. It also discusses the importance of individualized therapy, therapeutic strategies, and evidence-based approaches to improve the quality of life and prognosis in patients with coronary insufficiency.

This article explores the pivotal role of culture in shaping an individual's character, focusing on the contributions of family and school. It examines how cultural heritage, encompassing material and spiritual values, has evolved through historical stages and continues to influence personal development. The family is highlighted as the primary institution for transmitting traditions and moral values, while schools reinforce this through structured education, fostering national identity and critical thinking. The article also addresses modern challenges, such as ideological influences from social media and globalization, emphasizing the need for collaboration between family and school to preserve cultural heritage and prepare individuals for active participation in a globalized society.

This article provides a comprehensive overview of the concept, types, and activities of commercial organizations. It discusses the role of commercial legal entities in economic development, emphasizing that they are established and operate with the primary aim of generating profit. The article explores the legal foundations and organizational forms of commercial entities in the Republic of Uzbekistan, such as limited liability companies, additional liability companies, and joint-stock companies. It also compares these with the common legal structures used in foreign countries, particularly the United States and the United Kingdom. The comparative analysis highlights the importance of studying international practices and legal frameworks to create effective business models and implement innovations.

This article explores the modern methods employed by academic libraries to support student learning in the digital age. As traditional libraries evolve into technologically advanced and user-focused learning environments, librarians are increasingly adopting innovative approaches such as digital resource integration, information literacy programs, mobile technologies, and collaborative spaces. The article follows the IMRAD structure, presenting the transformation of libraries, the methods of implementation, the outcomes of such innovations, and the role of librarians as educators and facilitators. The discussion also addresses ongoing challenges, such as ensuring equitable access to digital tools and maintaining the professional growth of library staff. The study concludes that modern libraries, when equipped with dynamic tools and strategies, play a critical role in shaping student success and academic independence.

Literary criticism plays an important role in the formation of students' critical thinking and analytical skills through in-depth analysis of literary works, assessment of their artistic, substantive and social aspects. This scientific work studies the theoretical and practical aspects of developing analytical skills in students using literary criticism methods in the modern educational process. The essence, methods and importance of literary criticism in the development of students' knowledge; Innovative methods used in literature lessons to improve analytical skills (for example, working with texts, discussion, comparison, interpretation); Psychological and pedagogical factors and methodological approaches affecting students' analytical skills; Improving the effective teaching system through the application of foreign and local experience.

This article examines the educational problems and conclusions of Uzbek folk tales. The report examines the didactic results, moral lessons, medical effects, and the contribution of the report to the spiritual and intellectual development of children. The oral storytelling, images, and symbolic meanings of Uzbek folk art are studied, showing how fairy tales express national values, develop critical thinking, and instill such qualities as honesty, courage, and kindness. The study uses qualitative research, and the importance of folk tales in modern education is proven on the basis of qualitative analysis and pedagogical theories. The results emphasize that by expanding Uzbek fairy tales into the educational process, it is possible to preserve the national heritage and implement spiritual and patriotic education more effectively.

Technology plays a pivotal role in reshaping industries, societies, and everyday life. From advanced robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) to renewable energy systems and smart infrastructure, modern technology is driving progress across all domains. This article explores current technological innovations, their implications for the future, and the challenges they present. Special attention is given to the integration of digital technologies in manufacturing, healthcare, and communication sectors.

This article examined the prevalence of Marek's disease among poultry, as well as its etiological factors. For this purpose, the epizootic situation was checked for infectious diseases found in individual poultry farms of the republic and among the poultry population. They were selected for verification on the recommendation of employees of the veterinary service of poultry farms. At the plants, all birds underwent clinical examination, patients were isolated and treated, dead or forcibly slaughtered birds were subjected to pathoanatomical studies. We got acquainted with the level of organization of veterinary and sanitary, feeding, and security measures. The diseases were diagnosed based on the results of epizootological, clinical, pathoanatomic, bacteriological, virological, and ELISA examinations. According to the results of an analysis conducted on the available poultry stock in individual poultry farms, farms, clusters, LLC companies and private entrepreneurs of our republic, it was found that the incidence of birds in the areas examined for Marek's disease is 2-5 percent compared to the total number of 15400 heads examined, while the mortality rate from this disease is about 13.2 percentages.

The incidence and prevalence of infectious laryngotracheitis in farms and individual poultry farms of the Kungrad district of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, LLC Karakalpak Productari of the Amudarya region, LLC Nurummat Kurbanov of the Ellikkalinsky district were studied. In total, more than 17600 poultry have undergone clinical trials for pathomorphological, bacteriological, immunological, hematological and statistical analyses. Blood samples were taken from 155 poultry heads from these farms and tested for enzyme immunoassay. A pathoanatomic analysis based on the cumulative selection of the bird, whose blood tests were examined, and bacteriological studies showed that 3.65% were infected with laryngotracheitis.

The use of stylistic terms in dictionaries is vital for fostering a nuanced understanding of language. Both English and Uzbek dictionaries have strengths and weaknesses in their presentation of these terms. While English dictionaries tend to offer more comprehensive definitions, examples, and usage guidance, Uzbek dictionaries can enhance their effectiveness by providing richer contextual information. To improve language learning outcomes, it is essential for dictionary publishers to recognize the importance of stylistic terms and strive for clarity, depth, and cultural relevance in their entries. By doing so, they can empower users to communicate more effectively and appreciate the beauty of their respective languages.

This article examines the effectiveness and benefits of the shadowing method in developing English speaking skills. Shadowing is a language learning technique where learners listen to a native speaker and repeat what they hear as quickly as possible, imitating pronunciation, intonation, and rhythm. Unlike passive listening, shadowing significantly improves not only listening skills but also speaking abilities, thereby promoting active language use. Research shows that regular shadowing practice can greatly enhance pronunciation accuracy, listening comprehension, and understanding. Additionally, this method helps learners develop natural speech patterns and increases their confidence in real-life communication. Shadowing is especially useful for learners who do not have regular access to native speakers or conversational environments. The article also discusses practical ways to incorporate shadowing into daily routines and highlights its advantages compared to traditional speaking exercises. Overall, the shadowing technique offers learners a convenient and effective approach to independently strengthen their English speaking skills.

in linguistics, the concept of combinatorics is important in the study of the structural and mathematical aspects of language. Combinatorics is mainly concerned with the calculation and analysis of various combinations of sets of elements, and is used in linguistics to study the relationships between words, phrases, and syntactic structures. Combinatorics is also used to analyze the morphological and syntactic aspects of language, as well as combinations of lexical units.

In this article, cultural expressions existing in English and Uzbek are analyzed from a comparative point of view, and their role and importance in intercultural communication are studied. In the course of the study, the semantic structure of phrases, their communicative function, and the cultural values behind them were analyzed. It was also shown how the individualistic approach characteristic of English society and collectivist values in Uzbek society are expressed through language units. The article highlights, with examples, the problems that an incorrect translation or misinterpretation of cultural expressions can lead to in intercultural understanding. In conclusion, the importance of intercultural competence, along with linguistic knowledge, for effective intercultural communication was emphasized.

The rapid digital transformation of modern society has significantly influenced the lifestyles, communication patterns, and social behavior of young people. This paper explores the multifaceted process of youth social adaptation within the context of growing digitalization. While digital technologies offer unprecedented opportunities for education, self-expression, and global connectivity, they also present serious challenges such as digital dependency, reduced face-to-face interaction, and social isolation. The article examines both the positive and negative implications of digital environments on youth's psychological, emotional, and social well-being. By analyzing empirical studies and theoretical perspectives, the paper highlights strategies to foster healthy adaptation among youth, emphasizing the role of digital literacy, parental guidance, and inclusive educational policies. The findings aim to contribute to a deeper understanding of how digital transformation reshapes youth social dynamics and what measures can be taken to ensure a balanced and supportive environment for their development.

This article comprehensively analyzes the main factors affecting the organization of financial control in the digital economy. The rapid development of digital technologies imposes new requirements on the financial management and control system. In this regard, the article examines the impact of factors such as information and communication technologies, artificial intelligence, automated audit tools and electronic document management on the effectiveness of financial control. Also, the state of the financial control system in Uzbekistan within the framework of the digitalization process, existing problems and proposals for their elimination are presented. The conclusions of the article substantiate the directions for improving financial control in the context of digital transformation.

This article explores the theoretical and practical foundations for enhancing the mechanism of developing communication culture in students through the axiological approach. Communication culture is viewed not merely as a linguistic skill but as an expression of personal and societal values. The article outlines the significance of integrating value-based education into communication practices within the school environment. It emphasizes the role of teachers, the educational atmosphere, and social interaction in fostering communication competencies. Practical recommendations are provided to enhance communication culture by aligning teaching methods with axiological principles.

This study investigates the effectiveness of Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based listening instruction in catering to different learning styles among Uzbek EFL students. Recognizing that learners process information differently—visually, auditorily, kinesthetically, or through reading and writing—the research explores how AI tools with multimodal features can personalize the listening experience and enhance comprehension. Eighty secondary students were grouped according to dominant learning styles and engaged with tailored AI-supported tasks using platforms such as Listenwise, Google Read Along, and ChatGPT-based listening prompts. Quantitative results showed significant comprehension gains in all groups, with auditory and visual learners outperforming others, while kinesthetic and read/write learners made steady progress through task-based and transcript-supported features. Qualitative data highlighted increased motivation, learner autonomy, and engagement, especially when tools offered multimodal input. Although technological and localization challenges were noted, the findings affirm that AI listening tools, when used thoughtfully, promote differentiated instruction, foster inclusivity, and enhance listening outcomes for diverse learners. The study advocates for teacher training and the development of localized AI content to ensure broader accessibility and pedagogical alignment in Uzbekistan’s EFL context.

This article highlights the role of interactive methods in increasing student engagement in the process of primary education. The author analyzes the opportunities for enhancing students’ interest in lessons, developing independent thinking skills, and organizing effective learning activities through the use of interactive methods. Within the scope of the research, experimental studies were conducted, and the results demonstrate that interactive methods positively influence the quality and effectiveness of education for primary school students. The scientific conclusions presented in the article are enriched with practical recommendations.

This article explores the theme of homeland longing in the rubaiyat (quatrains) of Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur, a prominent statesman, poet, and founder of the Babur dynasty. Babur's rubaiyat not only reflect his personal emotions and inner world but also serve as poetic testimonies of exile, displacement, and deep affection for his native land—Andijan. Through literary and historical analysis, the study reveals how Babur’s poetic voice conveys sorrow, nostalgia, and philosophical reflection on the loss of one’s roots and the enduring connection to homeland.

The peculiarities of the preschool age and the speech defects that occur during this period are highlighted. The work that parents and speech therapists need to do to ensure that the child passes this period well is indicated. The impact of speech defects on the child's development is indicated.

The digital economy has significantly changed the ways of doing business, transformed the relationship between business entities and the state, and created new challenges for legal regulation. Judicial protection of entrepreneurs' economic rights amid digital transformation faces a number of problems that require the adaptation of legislation and law enforcement practices.

The article discusses the role of the family, including parents, in instilling a love for books in children and shaping reading culture from early childhood. It also provides information about the importance of family libraries in the development of children.

This article explores the implementation of innovative approaches in teaching military terminology within the military education system and their impact on learning efficiency. It examines the development of linguistic competence in military personnel through the use of modern technologies, interactive methods, gamification, and a linguocultural approach.

This work deeply analyzes the role of the librarian in attracting young readers to reading and enriching their spiritual and cultural outlook. The article highlights effective methods for forming a reading culture in students, instilling a love for books, and cultivating aesthetic taste. In particular, it extensively demonstrates ways to have an educational impact through fairy tales, stories, proverbs, riddles, and poems to arouse interest in reading in young children. The article emphasizes the special role of the librarian in the process of labor education in educating children on the basis of such qualities as patriotism, honesty, friendship, and morality. Special emphasis is placed on the formation of good qualities in the hearts of students through book selection, recommendations to students, and analysis of read works through conversations and dialogues. It also widely covers the activities of the library, which serve to increase students' interest in labor by organizing books, exhibitions, and meetings about various professions.

Non–adiabatic effects manifested in the energies and electrical characteristics of positive parity states of  nucleus been studied within the framework of a phenomenological model, taking into account the Coriolis mixing of low–lying rotational state bands. The energy and structure of low–laying state of  and  bands which is constructed on intrinsic excitation are calculated. And also the reduced probabilities of  transitions from the  and  bands to the ground  state band have been calculated. The non–adiabatic effect which is manifesting in electromagnetic transitions and significantly effects in the wave function of the states is shown.

This article discusses the assessment of the ecological status of water basins, pollution levels, and the organization of monitoring based on biological indicators. Modern approaches to hydrological monitoring systems and sustainable water management are analyzed. The impact of human activity and climate change on water resources, as well as the ecological and economic consequences of water use, are examined. The importance of scientifically based, systematic, and integrated approaches to managing water basins is substantiated.

The basic unit of language is the word. Because the functioning of any language as a means of communication in society is primarily related to the word. Therefore, F. de Saussure said: “The word, regardless of all the difficulties associated with its description, occupies a central place in the mechanism of language.”  The article discusses how to characterize a word in a language system, what are the specific features of a word and a lexeme, the description of a word in paradigmatic and syntagmatic relations, the role of words and lexemes in studying the internal structure of the language and related laws, the definition of a word and the level based on it within language units, the description of a word as a unit and a sign, how to understand the properties of a phoneme, morpheme and a word as a language unit.

At present, lots of geodetic instruments and new geodetic technologies have been created, which are fundamentally different from traditional ones. In previous years, each type of measurement had its own type of instrument: for the angular measurements - the theodolite, for high-altitude measurements - a level, for linear measurements - a tape measure and rangefinder. Each device, depending on the intended use, had its own accuracy characteristics. Over time, science is developing and technologies are moving forward, the devices used in the field of engineering and geodetic works are improving. A modern geodetic instrument is a product of new technologies that embodies the latest achievements in optics and modern satellite technologies. This article provides a classification of devices according to their purpose and describes their application.

This work explores the deep and multifaceted role of literature in the development of English language proficiency and the cultivation of critical thinking abilities. Literature provides not only authentic linguistic input but also complex themes, character development, and narrative structures that challenge learners to interpret, question, and analyze. These cognitive engagements foster both language acquisition and intellectual growth. The paper aims to examine the pedagogical benefits of incorporating literature into English language classrooms, drawing on theoretical frameworks, real classroom practices, and a wide range of literary examples. Through extensive exploration, it argues that literature is not merely a supplementary component but a central tool for holistic language education. The research investigates how literature enhances vocabulary, grammar, speaking, reading, and writing skills while simultaneously encouraging students to think critically, form judgments, and appreciate multiple perspectives. A comprehensive review of methodologies, case studies, and classroom experiments is presented, demonstrating literature's power to transform passive learners into engaged, reflective thinkers. The paper further provides educators with practical strategies to implement literary materials effectively, taking into consideration learners' age, level, cultural background, and educational context. Ultimately, this work positions literature as both a linguistic resource and a cognitive scaffold, essential for developing well-rounded, analytical, and expressive language users.

This article provides information about the varieties of watermelon grown in our republic, the cultivation of early watermelon varieties, and several intensive methods for extending the period of consumption of fresh watermelon products throughout the year by the population, and establishing watermelon consumption earlier than usual throughout the year.

Digital marketing has emerged as a cornerstone of e-commerce development, offering transformative opportunities for businesses in Uzbekistan. This research explores the adoption and effectiveness of digital marketing tools, focusing on their role in enhancing brand presence, customer engagement, and business growth. Drawing from interviews with industry experts and educators, as well as revealing from leading Uzbek firms, this study identifies critical challenges, such as the digital skills gap and budget constraints, that hinder broader adoption.  Through a combination of data collection, this paper offers a roadmap for accelerating digital transformation in Uzbekistan’s e-commerce sector. The findings emphasize the need for strategic investments in education, public-private partnerships, and influencer-driven campaigns to boost competitiveness.

This article analyzes the organization of cash operations, the collection of cash and other valuables, and their accounting in commercial banks, using the example of "Xalq Banki" JSC. Special attention is given to the procedures for handling cash, internal control, safety protocols, and accounting standards. Recommendations are provided to improve efficiency, transparency, and risk mitigation in these operations.

This article explores the organization of audit in commercial banks based on International Standards on Auditing (ISA), using the case of Ipak Yuli Bank. It highlights the importance of ISA in ensuring transparency, improving financial oversight, and aligning banking practices with global standards. Internal and external audit processes are analyzed in detail, challenges in implementation are discussed, and practical recommendations for further improvement are provided.

This article explores the most common dental diseases in children from both theoretical and practical medical perspectives. It discusses oral health problems frequently encountered in childhood — such as dental caries, pulpitis, gingivitis, orthodontic disorders, oral mucosal infections (including candidiasis and herpetic stomatitis), ulcers, and tongue coatings — along with their causes, clinical symptoms, and methods of prevention. The importance of proper oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups, and a healthy diet in children is emphasized throughout. The article also offers important recommendations for parents and healthcare professionals, highlighting their critical roles in maintaining children’s oral health.

This article provides a comparative study of philosophical views on the role of historical thinking in understanding national identity. It also analyzes the emphasis on historical thinking in a dangerous situation in the context of globalization and the further development of national identity in young people as one of the most correct paradigms.

This article analyzes the role of eco-bloggers in the process of shaping environmental culture. The study focuses on the activities of prominent eco-bloggers, including “Urikguli” (Mo’tabar Khushvaqtova) from Uzbekistan, as well as internationally recognized figures such as Greta Thunberg (Sweden) and Lauren Singer (USA). Their contributions to raising ecological awareness and promoting sustainable practices through digital platforms are critically examined.

This article analyzes the issues of harmonizing tradition and modernity in the design of Uzbek silk products and how these are interpreted through the work of local designers. Silk fabrics—atlas and adras—while embodying the historical, aesthetic, and cultural memory of the Uzbek people, have not lost their relevance in today's global design trends. The study examines how these fabrics are represented in contemporary fashion, their alignment with functional design, and their compatibility with international trends.

This in the article second orderly of lines general equation simplification methods analysis The line is drawn type looking at equation canonical to form to bring , to fit coordinate to the children transition and to the center according to classification methods seeing Also , simplification​ in the process used algebraic and geometric methods , their application​ and results in detail will be covered . Article second orderly the lines research in doing important theoretical the basics and practical to applications related recommendations own inside takes .

This paper explores the various approaches to solving mathematical and applied problems through graphical methods. Graphs provide a visual representation that simplifies complex relationships, enabling learners and professionals to interpret data, detect patterns, and solve problems effectively. The study outlines several key graphical strategies, including coordinate plotting, function graphing, systems of equations analysis, and real-world data modeling. The effectiveness of each method is discussed through examples, and their relevance in education and applied fields is emphasized. The paper concludes by underlining the importance of graphical literacy in developing analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.

This article analyzes the influence of incorrect parenting methods applied by parents and caregivers on the formation of personality and the tendency towards criminal behavior. The psychological, social, and moral consequences of such erroneous methods are examined in detail. Furthermore, the study offers suggestions on how proper upbringing strategies can help prevent crime and promote the healthy development of individuals.

The article explores the philosophy of health in the context of Islamic religious and philosophical sources. It reveals the main principles of the Islamic understanding of health as a harmony between physical, spiritual, and mental well-being. Special attention is given to the concept of health as a divine gift, the importance of moderation, hygiene, prevention, and spiritual practice. The study analyzes Quranic verses, the hadiths of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), as well as the works of Muslim scholars such as Ibn Sina and Al-Ghazali. The relevance of the Islamic model of health in the modern world and its contribution to a holistic approach to human well-being are emphasized.

This article explores the global and local development trends of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, their impact on socio-economic sectors, and their practical application using the example of Uzbekistan. The advantages and risks of AI technologies, as well as their potential in governance, education, and healthcare sectors, are analyzed. The research methodology is based on qualitative approaches and is carried out through scientific sources, real-life examples, and comparative analysis. The conclusion section provides recommendations on addressing the challenges encountered in the implementation of AI in Uzbekistan.

This article examines the pedagogical aspects of developing metacognitive collaboration skills in future elementary school students. The article explores the importance of metacognitive collaboration skills in modern education, the theoretical foundations for their development, and practical methods for their implementation. Particular attention is paid to pedagogical factors such as the teacher’s role in shaping metacognitive collaboration skills in elementary school students, the organization of the learning environment, the selection of educational materials, and the application of assessment methods. The article also discusses the impact of using digital technologies on the development of metacognitive collaboration skills, the effectiveness of interactive methods such as problem-based learning, project-based learning, and group learning. The article concludes with practical recommendations and prospective directions for preparing future elementary school students for metacognitive collaboration skills.

This article provides a comprehensive exploration of hematology and the human blood system. It covers the structure and functions of blood, major blood components, and various hematologic disorders. Diagnostic tools, treatment options, and preventive strategies are also discussed. Furthermore, the article highlights recent scientific advances in the field, including gene and immunotherapies, with references grounded in authoritative medical literature.

This scientific article is dedicated to exploring effective methods for managing credit risks in Uzbekistan’s commercial banks, as loans constitute the primary share of bank assets, and their quality is crucial for ensuring liquidity and financial stability. The study highlights opportunities to reduce the share of non-performing loans and strengthen the stability of the banking system through diversification of the credit portfolio, stress testing, and the implementation of digital monitoring systems. The article provides practical recommendations aimed at enhancing global competitiveness and ensuring economic reliability.

This article examines the main difficulties encountered in translating Uzbek expressions into English. It highlights that literal translation is often inadequate due to cultural and linguistic differences. Through examples, the study discusses strategies such as finding equivalent expressions, paraphrasing, or using explanatory translations to preserve the original meaning and stylistic impact.

The rise of digital communication has dramatically reshaped the English language, giving birth to a new, informal written register commonly referred to as “Digital English.” This article explores how chat language, SMS-style writing, and vlog-influenced discourse have led to the erosion of conventional grammatical norms in favor of speed, creativity, and emotional expressiveness. The study examines lexical innovations, syntactic simplifications, and the emergence of multimodal features such as emojis and acronyms (e.g., "LOL", "BRB", "idk"). The research also considers the socio-cultural implications of this shift and whether it threatens traditional literacy or signals a new evolution in linguistic expression. The findings suggest that while informal digital English challenges prescriptive norms, it also reflects a dynamic and adaptive linguistic ecosystem.

This article thoroughly analyzes the formation of professional competence in students within the vocational education system. It discusses the preparation of personnel that meets modern labor market requirements, the effective methods of theoretical and practical training, and the essence and components of professional competence. The article emphasizes the importance of competence-based approaches, such as dual education, modular systems, and interactive teaching methods. Furthermore, it highlights the role of personal qualities, ethical values, responsibility, and communication culture of students in the professional training process. Finally, the article provides practical recommendations for improving teacher qualifications and developing partnerships with industrial enterprises to enhance the quality of vocational training.

This article explores the vital role that religious education institutions play in the moral and spiritual upbringing of youth in New Uzbekistan. It highlights how these institutions contribute to shaping ethically grounded, socially responsible, and spiritually enriched individuals. The paper also examines how religious education is being harmonized with modern educational reforms to promote well-rounded development among young people.

This paper examines the role and impact of health and safety regulations in the construction industry. It focuses on how regulatory frameworks help mitigate workplace hazards, reduce accidents, and improve worker welfare. The study also identifies challenges in compliance and enforcement, and suggests strategies to enhance regulatory effectiveness.

Occupational health hazards are risks and conditions in the workplace that may cause harm to employees' physical or mental well-being. These hazards include chemical exposure, ergonomic strain, biological agents, noise, and stress-related factors. This paper aims to explore the common types of workplace health hazards and evaluate effective prevention strategies that organizations can implement. Through a review of current practices and survey data, the research highlights the importance of proactive safety management, worker education, and regulatory compliance. The findings emphasize that early identification and systematic prevention of occupational hazards significantly improve employee health and organizational productivity.

This article considers the training of personnel in inclusive education and timely elimination of shortcomings in them, further improving the quality of education, increasing efficiency. Inclusive education is considered as a system that allows children with disabilities, those in need of social protection, and those who face restrictions due to language, race, nationality, or other factors to receive quality education. The article provides detailed information about the main models of inclusive education - integrated, adapted, and differentiated approaches. In addition, the advantages, disadvantages, and current problems in implementing these models in practice are considered. A number of shortcomings in the training of future personnel and ways to eliminate them are mentioned.

Hypoxia (from the Greek hypo - under, below, oxii - oxygen, oxygen starvation) is a decrease in the amount of oxygen in the body or in individual organs and tissues. Hypoxia can occur when the inhaled air lacks oxygen for various reasons (for example, when climbing to a height, working underground, when foreign bodies are blocked in the respiratory tract, during bronchial spasm, and in other cases).

 This article explores the development of students’ critical thinking skills within the framework of an innovative educational environment. The concept of critical thinking, its importance in modern education, and its impact on the learning process are thoroughly analyzed. The article provides a comprehensive explanation of the innovative learning environment and describes effective methods and tools that foster independent thinking, analytical reasoning, and problem-solving abilities in students. These include question-and-answer techniques, debates, problematic situations, mind mapping, digital tools, and reflection mechanisms. The activating role of the teacher in this process is also emphasized. The article substantiates the importance of applying modern pedagogical approaches in shaping critically thinking individuals.

As global awareness of climate change accelerates, cultural institutions such as museums face increasing pressure to reduce their environmental impact while maintaining their social and educational missions. This article explores sustainability practices in museums, focusing on exhibition design, collection management, and building operations. Through case studies, technological innovations, and policy frameworks, it investigates how museums are integrating eco-conscious strategies into their core practices. From low-impact materials to renewable energy use and sustainable conservation techniques, museums are redefining what it means to be stewards of not just culture, but also the planet. The article argues that environmental sustainability should become a foundational principle of museum governance and offers recommendations for embedding green thinking into institutional DNA.

This article provides recommendations for teaching Abdulla Oripov’s drama “Sohibqiron”, which is included in the 9th-grade Literature textbook.Teaching the Drama “Sohibqiron” in 9th Grade Using Interactive Methods Teaching the drama “Sohibqiron” through interactive methods in the 9th grade serves to deepen students' understanding of the content, develop their critical thinking skills, and make the lesson more engaging. Below are effective methods for teaching this drama interactively:

in this article, Shoymardonkul Amirovich Rakhmonov's book on the remains of a customs facility and wall pictures from Surkhandarya region Sherabad district, up to the Arab occupation of our country, dedicated to the unequal place of Uzbekistan on the Great Silk Road.

Keywords: Great Silk Road, Customs murals. Tavka, fortress, State System, border, merchants, ancient traditions, fortress.

This paper explores the lingua-cognitive dimension of paremias (proverbs and sayings) in the English language, emphasizing their role as carriers of cultural and conceptual knowledge. By analyzing their structural, semantic, and cognitive characteristics, this study reveals how paremias encode collective experience and worldview and how they function in communicative and cultural contexts. The research investigates the underlying metaphorical structures, conceptual schemas, and pragmatic uses of paremias, supported by examples from English corpora. It further highlights the relevance of paremias in cross-cultural communication, education, and discourse analysis.

 This article presents translation theory, the stages of translation development, and the types of translation. In particular, it highlights the contribution of Uzbek literary figures to the science of translation theory. Translation theory critically examines the views, perspectives, observations, and diverse experiences associated with the broad and dynamic practice of translation. It also outlines the rules and principles of translation, including their limits and standards. The aim of this article is to provide essential information about translation theory

In this study, the correction of key metabolic parameters such as blood glucose, insulin levels, and water consumption was studied in diabetic (DM) model animals using an extract prepared from cabbage leaves (Brassica oleracea). The results of the study showed that cabbage extract has hypoglycemic and insulinotropic properties. Since this plant is widely distributed in Uzbekistan, it has the potential to be used as a natural remedy for the treatment of diabetes in local conditions.

the article examines the features of the organization of seed production of grain and oilseed forage crops in the Bukhara region. The emphasis is on the introduction of innovative, resource-saving and adaptive agricultural technologies aimed at increasing the efficiency of production and the quality of seed material. Regional experience is summarized, proposals are presented for the development of the selection and seed production base and the improvement of organizational and economic mechanisms in the agricultural sector of the region.

In this article, the main attention should be paid to the developing of strategic plans for the development of creative thinking, thinking and interpersonal management skills of a modern teacher in the context of innovative teaching in continuing education, especially in the context of the use of innovative technologies by teachers. The introduction of new approaches to educational institutions, first of all, requires updating the content of education, introducing advanced pedagogical technologies and modern teaching methods. It is necessary to adapt management to the requirements of modern socio-economic conditions and to base it on the structural components of activities specific to innovative education.

This article discusses the role of national traditions and values in the formation of spiritual culture and the importance of factors that are inextricably linked to spiritual culture.

This article explores the concept of critical thinking and highlights its significance in the context of primary education. It defines critical thinking as the ability to analyze, evaluate, and interpret information objectively and independently. The article discusses how developing critical thinking skills in early school years helps students become more reflective, inquisitive, and confident learners. It also outlines effective methods and strategies that educators can use to foster critical thinking in young children. Particular attention is paid to the challenges faced in implementing critical thinking approaches in primary classrooms and the need for educational reforms to support this goal.

This article explores the influence of the English language on cultural identity in non-English-speaking societies. As English becomes increasingly dominant in education, media, and business, it can both enrich and challenge local traditions, languages, and values. The study discusses examples from various countries and suggests strategies for preserving cultural heritage while embracing global communication.

Physical education and sports play a vital role in promoting a healthy lifestyle. Regular physical activity helps maintain physical fitness, improves mental health, and prevents chronic diseases. This article explores the significance of physical education and sports in enhancing overall well-being, discusses their benefits, and highlights their importance for people of all ages.

The article discusses the effective use of digital technologies in game modeling, taking into account advanced foreign experience.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the face of ESL instruction. With the growing diversity of the global classroom and evolving digital technologies, ESL instructors are turning to AI-led platforms in order to address the widereaching needs of the learner, provide autonomy, and strengthen intrinsic motivation. The current study explores the inclusion of AI-led language learning instruments in contemporary ESL instruction, taking into consideration the impact of AI-led language learning instruments on learner attainment, engagement, and autonomy. Following a mixed-methods paradigm, the current study explores data obtained from 25 peer-reviewed articles, 120 ESL learner surveys, and semiformal interviews of 18 ESL instructors from five countries. Results suggest that AI instruments strongly support learner autonomy, provide for differentiated instruction, and accommodate self-pace learning. Issues of data privacy, thinking critically, and excessive technological dependency nonetheless linger. With its findings, the study makes suggestions about how AI can be integrated in the ESL class alongside the efforts of the instructor in order to provide a balanced integration of AI-assisted and person-centered instruction.