MODERN FORMS OF TEACHING SPECIALIZED SUBJECTS: LECTURES AND PRACTICAL CLASSES

• Islom Rustamovich Khasanov

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• Komilakhon Abrorjon kizi Kosimova

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• Nargiza Olimjon kizi Olimjonova

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• Mehinbonu Umedilloyevna Odilova

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Modern higher education requires effective approaches that integrate theoretical knowledge with practical professional skills. This paper examines modern approaches to teaching specialized subjects through lectures and practical classes. Different lecture formats, including problem-based, discussion-based, and visual lectures, can enhance students’ engagement and critical thinking. Practical classes help students consolidate theoretical knowledge and develop professional competencies through case studies, problem-solving, simulations, and group activities. The integration of lectures and practical classes creates a student-centered and practice-oriented learning environment. Modern teaching methods and digital technologies can further improve the quality of education and better prepare students for future professional practice.

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