International Scientific and Current Research Conferences

THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IN SHAPING THE SPIRITUAL IMAGE OF THE DIGITAL GENERATION

Sariboyeva Shaxnoza Xasanboyevna — 2026-06-15

This article examines the role of education in shaping the spiritual image of the digital generation under the conditions of rapid technologization, algorithmic communication, social-network socialization, artificial intelligence, and the transformation of value orientations. The central idea of the article is that the spiritual image of the digital generation cannot be formed only through technical digital literacy or the mechanical transmission of moral norms; rather, it requires a complex educational environment in which national values, universal humanistic principles, media and information literacy, critical reflection, civic responsibility, cultural memory, and ethical self-regulation are integrated into one pedagogical system. The article argues that education becomes the principal social institution capable of transforming digital experience from a fragmented flow of information into a meaningful field of moral judgment, responsible communication, and creative self-realization.

THE ISSUE OF CHILDREN’S BETRAYAL AND PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY IN SHAKESPEARE’S KING LEAR: AN ANALYSIS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL CONFLICT

Mamamdaliyeva Dildora — 2026-06-15

This article explores the psychological conflict between children’s betrayal and parental responsibility in William Shakespeare’s King Lear. The play presents the tragic relationship between King Lear and his daughters, showing how pride, misunderstanding, and poor judgment can destroy family relationships [1, 2]. Using qualitative literary analysis, the study examines the psychological development of the main characters and the conflicts that shape the tragedy. The findings suggest that Lear’s downfall is caused not only by the betrayal of Goneril and Regan but also by his own mistakes as a father [3, 4]. His vanity, emotional blindness, and inability to recognize genuine love contribute to the tragic outcome. The analysis also shows that psychological conflict drives the characters’ actions, leading to suffering, self-discovery, madness, and ultimately death [2, 3]. Shakespeare highlights the importance of both parental responsibility and children’s loyalty in maintaining healthy family relationships [5].

ASK-BASED LEARNING APPROACH AND INTEGRATED MODEL OF GAMICIFICATION

Usmonova Gulhumor Kuldashboy kizi — 2026-06-15

This article analyzes the role of the "Ask-Based Learning" approach in developing students' independent thinking and research skills in modern education. The author offers a scientific and methodological model for integrating the ABL approach with gamification elements. The study shows how the combination of the art of asking questions and game mechanics can increase students' cognitive motivation and turn the process of searching and analyzing information into an interesting mission.

MEDIA LITERACY AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF ETHICAL THINKING: A SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS

Sariboyeva Shaxnoza Xasanboyevna — 2026-06-15

This article examines the development of media literacy and ethical thinking through a socio-philosophical lens. It argues that media literacy is not merely a technical ability to access and use digital platforms, but a value-oriented capacity to interpret information, evaluate credibility, recognize manipulation, and communicate responsibly. The study conceptualizes ethical thinking as the normative foundation that transforms media competence into civic agency. By integrating critical analysis, axiological reflection, discourse interpretation, and comparative inquiry, the article identifies the conditions under which media literacy can strengthen public deliberation, protect human dignity, and support responsible participation in the digital public sphere.

FEATURES OF EXTRAHEPATIC SYSTEMIC MANIFESTATIONS IN LIVER CIRRHOSIS

Sadikova S.I. — 2026-06-15

The aim of the study was to study the frequency and nature of extrahepatic systemic manifestations in liver cirrhosis.

Materials and methods of the study

The study included 66 patients with liver cirrhosis aged from 24 to 56 years, including 38 women and 28 men, who were undergoing inpatient treatment in the hepatobiliary pathology department of the multidisciplinary clinic of the Tashkent State Medical University. The etiology of liver cirrhosis is presented as follows: hepatitis B ( HbsAng negative ) - 23.8% of patients, hepatitis B ( HbsAng positive ) - 41.8% of patients, hepatitis C - 20.4 %, a combination of B and D infections - 3.7%., cryptogenic etiology - 10.3%.

ON SOLVING NONSTANDARD EQUATIONS BY ALGEBRAIC METHODS

Shadiyar Erkinovich Oltinbekov — 2026-06-15

The article presents methods for solving nonstandard equations using algebraic transformations and substitutions. Several examples are analyzed to demonstrate effective approaches that develop students’ mathematical thinking and problem-solving abilities.

ORIGINALITY IN ARTISTRY

Nematova Sapura — 2026-06-15

The article highlights that our Uzbek language is an integral spiritual and psychological world, and that the creative work of our great poets and writers is of great importance in the development of our native language. The diverse features of the artistic word and its possibilities of depiction and expression are shown through the example of the creative work and profound thoughts of great masters of the word.