This research paper proposes a meta-cognitive approach to support students requiring special attention in communication for fostering their academic success. Effective communication skills are essential for academic achievement and overall personal development. However, some students face challenges in this area, which can hinder their educational progress. This study employs a mixed-methods research design, combining quantitative assessments of students' communication proficiency with qualitative insights from interviews and observations. The meta-cognitive approach involves empowering students to become aware of their communication strategies, set goals, and engage in reflective practices. The findings highlight the effectiveness of the meta-cognitive intervention in enhancing communication skills, boosting confidence, and positively impacting academic outcomes for students requiring special attention in communication. ‎

Uranium deposits were found as a result of geological exploration conducted by geologists in the 20-50s of the 20th century. The article describes the history of uranium deposits, processes related to its processing, and production enterprises.

This research paper examines the newspaper coverage of the Chibok girls' abduction in North-East Nigeria, a tragic incident that occurred in 2014. The abduction of over 200 schoolgirls by the extremist group Boko Haram garnered significant international attention and sparked global outrage. This study analyzes how prominent newspapers in Nigeria and other countries covered the event, including the framing, tone, and narratives used in their reporting. By scrutinizing media representations, this research aims to understand the impact of news coverage on public perception, policy responses, and the broader discourse surrounding the Chibok girls' abduction. The findings shed light on the role of the media in shaping narratives during crises and its implications for issues of security, gender, and human rights. ‎

In the article, the author analyzed the theoretical aspects of studying the Central Asian vector in the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

This article analyzes the role and unity of constructivism in improving the quality of education. Also, the manifestation of the constructivist and creative thinking style in science, education, technology revealed its progressive character in the development of society.

This article discusses the USA new politics in Taiwan. A firm commitment to protecting Taiwan’s defence could deter potential Chinese aggression, reducing the risk of conflict and avoiding the costs of military confrontation. As in the 1950s, the US pledged to protect Taiwan from potential Chinese aggression where the commitment acted as a deterrent against China’s potential large-scale invasion of Taiwan.‎

This research paper explores the integration of pedagogy and technology in teacher development programs at Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU). The study delves into the practices and issues surrounding the implementation of technology in enhancing pedagogical approaches for educators. By analyzing the experiences of teachers and examining the challenges faced during the incorporation of technology, the paper seeks to provide valuable insights and recommendations to empower educators in their professional growth. The research emphasizes the importance of aligning pedagogy and technology to foster effective teaching practices and improve the overall quality of education at Zimbabwe Open University. ‎

This article talks about the centers that performed the function of the administrative management system during the period of the Western Turkic Khanate, in particular, the large cities in the Choch oasis and their activities. The information provided in the article is covered by mutual analysis of the information provided in the archaeological and written sources.

This abstract highlights the emerging prospects and potential for tourism development in Karakalpakstan, an autonomous republic located in the western part of Uzbekistan. Karakalpakstan boasts a rich cultural heritage, unique natural landscapes, and historical sites that have remained relatively unexplored by international tourists. This paper presents an overview of the current state of tourism in Karakalpakstan, identifies key factors contributing to its untapped potential, and explores new opportunities for sustainable tourism development.

The study reveals that Karakalpakstan possesses a diverse range of attractions, including the renowned Aral Sea, the ancient archaeological site of Mizdahkan, the Savitsky Art Museum, and the distinctive Karakalpak cultural traditions. However, despite its inherent attractions, Karakalpakstan has been overlooked as a tourist destination due to limited infrastructure, inadequate marketing efforts, and a lack of awareness among potential visitors.

To unlock the untapped potential of tourism, this paper proposes several strategies. First, it emphasizes the need for infrastructure development, including transportation networks, accommodation facilities, and tourist service centers. Second, it highlights the importance of effective marketing campaigns to raise awareness and promote Karakalpakstan as a unique and desirable destination. Third, it advocates for the preservation and promotion of Karakalpak cultural heritage through cultural festivals, traditional crafts, and local community involvement.

Today, special attention is paid to the issue of building and developing a civil society based on democracy in the world. The article talked about the importance, priorities and peculiarities of political institutions in the construction of civil society in our country.