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Botany, the study of plants, holds paramount importance in understanding the fundamental processes of life on Earth. Teaching botany, however, presents various challenges due to its multidisciplinary nature and the diverse learning styles of students. This article reviews foreign experiences in teaching botany, focusing on innovative approaches, pedagogical strategies, and technological advancements employed to enhance student engagement and comprehension. Insights from diverse educational settings shed light on effective methodologies and provide valuable lessons for educators worldwide.

In the realm of education, the role of teachers extends beyond imparting knowledge to shaping the learning environment and fostering student growth. Central to this role is the concept of classroom autonomy, which empowers teachers to make pedagogical decisions and create meaningful learning experiences. This paper explores the impact of teachers' classroom autonomy on education, examining how it influences student engagement, academic achievement, and overall classroom dynamics. Drawing on empirical research and theoretical frameworks, we elucidate the factors that contribute to teachers' autonomy, the benefits it brings to both educators and learners, and the challenges it poses within the broader educational context. By understanding the intricate relationship between teachers' autonomy and educational outcomes, we aim to provide insights for policymakers, administrators, and educators to support the cultivation of empowered teaching practices.

This article describes the methodology of using narratives in the process of teaching architectural masterpieces of Uzbekistan to students and the principles of improving the lesson.

This article mainly analyzes the word terminology and term which are considered as one of the main branches of linguistics and a unit of terminology, their origin and their different sub-groups. In addition, different definitions and views of linguists are analyzed, discussed and generalized.  It is very significant for every student and new learner whose specialty is linguistics or related to this field to learn about terminology, the origin of this word and its types and to be well-informed of these concepts.

The article presents a comparative analysis of the work carried out on the formation of interests in the choice of professions for preschool children in foreign countries, including Russia , Germany , Finland, Korea.

This article discusses the role of literary elements and tools in the analysis of Isajon Sultan's prose works. In the work, the analysis of epic works and the methodical requirements that should be analyzed from them are directly revealed in novels, short stories, and narratives. The uniqueness of the theme in the stories is revealed by the small number of characters, the attention of the writers or the decision made regarding the first characters. The mood and psychological images of Isajon Sultan's works are different from the works of other artists listed in literature textbooks. In their analysis, there are similarities in the content of the stories and stories, the disclosure of their natural and artificial features, and the determination of the theory of commonality or singularity of the idea and pathos in the components.

This article explores the significance of intensity in teaching foreign languages, examining its purpose, content, and organizational methods. Understanding the role of intensity is crucial for educators and learners alike to optimize language acquisition and proficiency. The article delves into the benefits of intensive language learning, the core components of language education, and various methods for organizing effective intensive language programs. Additionally, it addresses potential challenges and considerations for implementing such programs successfully.