This research, titled "Beyond the Ledger: Navigating Digital Dynamics in Accounting Education for Pre-Service Teachers," investigates the behaviors and preferences of pre-service teachers studying accounting in the contemporary era of digital natives. Employing a mixed-methods approach, the study delves into the impact of digital technology on learning styles, resource utilization, and educational preferences within the realm of accounting education. Through surveys, interviews, and data analysis, the research aims to contribute valuable insights to the ongoing discourse on enhancing pedagogical practices to align with the needs of digital-native pre-service teachers.

In this article, the history and stages of development of the methodology of teaching Uzbek literature were discussed. In today's pedagogical activity, the issues of literature teaching methodology and current problems in this field were analyzed. In the course of the analysis, opinions were given on issues such as the specific requirements and methods of today's literature teaching methodology, the development of methods, and the introduction of tools used to apply these methods in practice. After the comments, opinions were summarized.

The artide analyzes the possibilities of organizing music culture lessons taught in generaledikation schools connection with subjecst to increase the effectiveness of the lesson and gives recommendations on the implementation of this process.

This research delves into the profound intersection of virtue and education, unraveling the transformative impact of transliteration and translation on character development. Focused on understanding the nuances within Bugis wisdom, as examined by Andi Hasan Machmud, the study investigates the role of linguistic and cultural translation in shaping character education. By scrutinizing the intricate threads that connect language, wisdom, and virtue, this exploration contributes to a broader comprehension of how transliteration and translation serve as pivotal tools in cultivating ethical values.

This article describes the approximate parts of the development of the student's creativity, i.e. creative abilities, fluency of thinking, flexibility of thinking, technologies for the development of creative thinking, using modern methods, based on SMART technology, examples of creativity development in circles, technologies of creativity development is explained.

The article reveals the specific features of forming the musical-aesthetic taste of students through classical songs in music lessons. By teaching students to listen and sing classic songs in music lessons, opinions were raised on the balanced theoretical and practical knowledge aimed at forming their musical-aesthetic taste.

In this article, the methods of implementing the gender approach are different and include changing the organization of the educational process, including the choice of methods, tools, forms of educational organization, changing the content of education, o Recommendations are given on creating curricula, programs, writing educational literature, and creating tasks taking into account the gender and individual psychophysiological characteristics of the students of the graduating class.

This article addresses the gaps in teaching English-language introductory reading to school students, despite comprehensive studies on the psychological nature of reading. Reading is viewed as a communicative process involving techniques and comprehension. The role of reading aloud includes mastering language patterns and fostering interest. As students progress, the focus shifts to silent reading, forming the reading mechanism. The methodology advocates for silent introductory reading skills, utilizing strategies for understanding authentic texts. The article recommends prioritizing silent reading with comprehension while using reading aloud for technique monitoring.

This article discusses innovative methods and techniques of teaching temporal words and word units in English to cadets, such as TPR (Total Physical response), Scaffolding, Timeline, true/false and Scavenger hunt. The article presents the features of teaching a foreign language in a military university, which contributed to explain temporal words and word units effectively implemented in integrative classes. Especially methods as Timeline and Scavenger hunt were found to be very effective, the TPR method is convenient for cadets who like to be active, at the same time Scaffolding is very helpful for cadets who begin to speak.

The integration of smartphones into educational settings has become increasingly prevalent, and this paper explores the role of smartphones in facilitating the learning of the German language. With the widespread adoption of smartphones and their powerful capabilities, they offer a versatile tool for language learners. This paper reviews existing literature on mobile-assisted language learning, focusing on the specific benefits and challenges associated with using smartphones to learn the German language. It also discusses various language learning applications and strategies that can enhance the effectiveness of smartphone-assisted learning. Additionally, the paper presents the results of a survey conducted among German language learners to gather insights into their experiences and preferences when using smartphones for language learning. Overall, the study suggests that smartphones play a significant role in facilitating language acquisition and can be a valuable tool in the pursuit of mastering the German language.  

The objective characteristics of a person's judgments can be different. In the history of human development, the main points of the worldview are distinguished depending on the content of the worldview and its connection with scientific knowledge and people's life knowledge.

In the article, the main ways of forming the competences of scientific awareness among students in modern educational institutions are determined, and the definition of knowledge, views, beliefs and ideals that make up the essence of scientific awareness is given.

Multimedia tools have been created for many subjects of general secondary schools, and now attention to the organization of the educational process in a computerized environment has developed significantly. Educational software tools now cover many subjects. This article discusses the unique methods and possibilities of using digital educational tools, including electronic educational resources, in biology classes.

Cultivating the culture of listening to music is an important factor in the artistic-aesthetic and moral development of students and is manifested by the characteristics of subjectivity. Music perception depends on the individual-psychological characteristics of a person, and the scale of musical perceptions formed by listening to music in individual or group conditions shows important differences. Individual-psychological characteristics of a person: abilities, interests, direction, type of temperament, willpower have subjective characteristics and play a decisive role in the effectiveness of music listening.  

This research delves into the multifaceted experiences of parents raising children with disabilities, exploring the nuances of their quality of life. Titled "Embracing Resilience: A Journey into the Quality of Life of Parents Raising Children with Disabilities," the study employs qualitative methods to capture the challenges, coping mechanisms, and sources of resilience in this unique parenting journey. Through in-depth interviews and thematic analysis, the research aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of the factors shaping the quality of life for these parents and inform support mechanisms for their well-being.

Bloom's taxonomy in literary education allows students to learn the literary text in parts, reason based on evidence, interpret, compare, imagine, fully understand the text and analyze its textual meanings, combine ideas, It is one of the main methods of forming skills such as expressing personal attitude and creating new ideas. The article explains what questions and tasks can be used when using the Bloom's Taxonomy method in literary education through the novel Night and Day.

The article examines the possibility of using national values in the preparation of pedagogues for professional activities using national values.

This article reflects the essence and main features of pilgrimage tourism. Recommendations for improving the pedagogical mechanisms of formation of spiritual and moral qualities in young people based on pilgrimage tourism are also presented.

This case study explores the significance of nonverbal immediacy in the teaching process at the secondary education level. Nonverbal immediacy, comprising behaviors such as gestures, eye contact, and proximity, plays a pivotal role in shaping the teacher-student relationship and classroom dynamics. The research employs a qualitative approach, focusing on a specific secondary education setting to analyze the impact of nonverbal immediacy on student engagement, learning outcomes, and overall classroom experience. By delving into the nuanced aspects of teacher-student interactions, this study aims to provide insights for educators and educational policymakers seeking to enhance the quality of teaching and learning in secondary education.

The article is devoted to the consideration of the methodological features of using supporting technology for teaching English language at universities. The article provides a brief historical overview of the emergence of support technology. The principles of design of materials inherent in supporting technology are analyzed. The techniques of the supporting technology “Prognostic Chart” and “Moral Qualities of Heroes” when teaching English language are described as an example.

Non-verbal communication is an essential aspect of human interaction, playing a significant role in conveying emotions, intentions, and attitudes. This article explores the pedagogical features involved in the development and enhancement of non-verbal communication skills. Through a comprehensive review of relevant literature and empirical research findings, we discuss the importance of non-verbal communication in various aspects of life, including education, business, and social interactions. We also outline effective pedagogical strategies and techniques to foster the acquisition and refinement of non-verbal communication skills, emphasizing the role of education in improving interpersonal and intercultural communication. 

The use of problem-based learning technology in the classroom allows you to individualize and differentiate the learning process, control the activities of students, activate their creative and cognitive abilities, optimize the learning process, and significantly increase the pace of work. This article presents the role and place of problem-based learning, several techniques for creating problem situations in the classroom, the structural elements of a modern lesson, methods and rules for creating problem situations.

In the scientific heritage of the scholars of the East, there are very valuable opinions about the maturation of a person, healthy formation, proper education, as well as the need for a person to have healthy behavioral qualities and build his life without going astray on the basis of noble and healthy ideas and ideology. In this sense, this article is devoted to the issues of developing the intellectual potential of students through spiritual education.

A number of national and international scientific conferences have been organized to explore the theoretical and practical aspects of test technology. This article provides an analysis of scientific research focused on advancing the theory and practice of testing.