FEATURES OF SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE OF HUMANITIES STUDENTS Abstract: Theoretical concepts and approaches to the study of social intelligence are considered. Based on a review of modern domestic and foreign research, the features of social intelligence, its components and conditions of formation are described in detail

METHODS AND TASKS OF DEVELOPING COMMUNICATIVE SKILLS IN PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHERS Abstract: This article explores the methods and tasks used to develop communicative skills in primary education teachers. Effective communication skills are vital for teachers to engage students, collaborate with colleagues, and establish positive relationships with parents and the community. The article discusses various strategies, including storytelling, cross-cultural communication training, non-verbal communication awareness, feedback and assessment techniques, technology-mediated communication, conflict resolution and negotiation skills, public speaking and presentation skills, community engagement and outreach, and continuous professional development. These methods empower teachers to enhance their communication abilities, create inclusive learning environments, and improve student outcomes

APPLICATION OF MODERN TECHNOLOGIES IN GEODETIC LEVELING WORKS. COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN SYSTEMS IN GEODETIC ALIGNMENT WORKS Abstract: The construction site alignment network is selected depending on the presence of signs on the ground, its possible thickening, use for securing axes and other characteristics. The alignment network is connected with the designed buildings and structures by graphical constructions. All necessary dimensions of this connection are indicated on a special layout drawing. The development of a general plan is carried out in AutoCAD software or other graphic programs that practically combine the well-known principles of determining the location of an object on the ground

STUDY OF FRAGMENTATION OF BIS-CARBMATE MEE-2 INTO FRAGMENT IONS IN THE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY-MASS SPECTRUM Abstract: In this research work, the mass spectra of N, N'-hexamethylene-bis-[(m-cresolyl)-carbamate], i.e. MEE-2, were studied. During the fragmentation of bis-carbamate, ions such as m-methylphenyl, hexamethylenediamine, carbamate and others appeared. As a result, ions were identified that proved the elemental composition, molecular weight, chemical bonds, brutto and structural formula of MEE-2 bis-carbamate

MEDICINAL EFFICACY OF "PCHELKA" BIOSTIMULANT Abstract: In this article, the medicinal effectiveness of the bee biostimulant was studied experimentally in the bee farm in Andijan region, where 6 groups from 7 bee families were studied according to the principle of analogues. Clinical and mycological investigations were described in detail.

THE POLITICAL IMPACT OF WATER SECURITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE IN UZBEKISTAN Abstract: Water security and climate change are two interrelated challenges that affect the political stability and development of Uzbekistan. This paper examines how water scarcity, transboundary water management, and climate impacts influence the relations between Uzbekistan and its neighbors, especially in the context of the Aral Sea crisis. It also analyzes the opportunities and challenges of green transition and climate resilience for Uzbekistan’s economy, society, and environment. The paper uses a mixed-methods approach, combining literature review, data analysis, and case studies. The results show that water security and climate change pose significant risks and uncertainties for Uzbekistan, but also offer potential avenues for cooperation and innovation. The paper concludes with some recommendations for enhancing regional dialogue, promoting low-carbon development, and implementing adaptation measures

THE IMPORTANCE OF PRACTICAL TRAINING IN THE ORGANIZATION OF OUT-OF-CLASS STUDY LESSONS Abstract: Establishing a friendly relationship with children through the culture of reading, learning about achievements and shortcomings in the field of educational work analysis

THE ROLE OF THE WORKS OF OUR ANCESTORS IN TEACHING THE SCIENCE OF EDUCATION IN PRIMARY EDUCATION Abstract: This article explores the significant role of the works of our ancestors in teaching the science of education in primary education. It provides an overview of key figures and their contributions, including Friedrich Froebel, John Locke, Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi, Charlotte Mason, Rudolf Steiner, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Maria Edgeworth, John Amos Comenius, Socrates, and Plato. The article discusses their educational philosophies, which encompassed various aspects such as play-based learning, individualized instruction, hands-on activities, moral education, and the integration of arts and practical activities. Additionally, it highlights the enduring influence of their ideas on modern educational practices in primary education.

THE USE OF INNOVATIONAL TECHNIQUES IN TEACHING THE TOPIC EMOTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIVIDUALITY Abstract: This article focuses on teaching psychology using pedagogical technologies, strengthening students' practical and theoretical knowledge of psychology through these interactive methods, and teaching them to think logically, critically, and creatively with the use of these methods.

PEDAGOGICAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR CULTIVATING NATIONAL AND UNIVERSAL QUALITIES IN STUDENTS OF SPECIALIZED BOARDING SCHOOLS Abstract: In the complex times, when globalization is accelerating in the world development, where drastic changes are taking place, studying, analyzing and determining the place of national and universal qualities in moral education, educating the young generation is a historical necessity and a demand of the times. Deep and comprehensive study of national and universal qualities in modern conditions, correct determination of their place and role in the education of the young generation, specific connections between them, customs, rituals, rules it is important to determine the relationship between them. In this article, ideas about national and universal values that are inherited from generation to generation are put forward.