HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: KEY ASPECTS AND CHALLENGES Abstract: The article discusses management, human resource management in educational institutions, its main aspects and problems

NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AS A NEW EMERGING FIELD OF SCIENCE Abstract: This article delves into the burgeoning field of neuropsychology, examining its evolution, current status, and potential implications for understanding the intricate relationship between the brain and behavior. Through a thorough literature analysis, this review explores key theories, methodologies, and recent advancements in neuropsychological research. The article concludes with a discussion on the implications of these findings, offering insights into the future directions of this emerging field

DIFFICULTIES OF ASSIMILATION OF MORPHOLOGICAL PHENOMENA AND THEIR ACCOUNT IN TEACHING RUSSIAN WORD FORMATION AND MORPHEMICS Abstract: The article analyzes alternations in the suffix method of word formation, alternation at the boundaries of the root (or base) and suffix in morphology. Changes are observed in the addition of the suffix to the base, causing the so-called regressive assimilation on various grounds. The alternations caused by the modern laws of the sound system and orthoepic norms are considered, called live,phonetic and positional

PURPOSE OF USING ELECTRONIC EDUCATIONAL LITERATURE IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Abstract: The transition to electronic textbooks in higher education brings many benefits. However, reluctance has been noted by students and publishers, preventing the change from happening sooner. Decision makers (such as the Ministry of Education and university administrations) need to rely on real survey data to plan and implement the best strategy

ANALYSIS OF APPROACHES TO THE METHODOLOGICAL COMPETENCE OF TEACHERS Abstract: The article analyzes approaches to the concept and structural structures of the methodological competence of a modern teacher as part of professional pedagogical competence. The methodological competence of a teacher is determined not only by knowledge of teaching methods of his subject, but also by the ability to diagnose his personal characteristics and skills. The methodological competence of a teacher reflects the systemic level of thinking, methodological knowledge and skills acquired in the process of methodological activities. For this reason, the methodological competence of the teacher is focused on ensuring effective and high-quality solutions to pedagogical and methodological problems, taking into account the educational opportunities and needs of students

TOURIST INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE REGIONS OF OUR COUNTRY Abstract: The paper highlights the importance of information services for the management of tourism infrastructure. Various online platforms and resources have been developed to provide tourists with updated and precise information about the country's services, events, and attractions. These tools also aid in the transition towards a green economy by optimizing the tourism infrastructure. Tourist information centers, online platforms and mobile applications could provide reliable and accurate information and services to tourists. This topic has been extensively discussed.

IMPROVEMENT OF DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE AND TOOLS IN PRODUCTION ENTERPRISES Abstract: This article outlines the components of investment real estate. The differences and similarities between investment properties and instruments are revealed. Income from investment real estate has been studied. It is also proposed to reflect investment real estate in the accounting balance sheet

INTERESTING EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES Abstract: In this article, a new method is used to solve some equations and inequalities, and it is important for students to learn differential calculus. The use of differential calculus allows to solve complex equations and inequalities in a simple way, and this method can also be used to solve some geometric problems.

MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE KIDNEYS WITH SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION IN THE JUNCTION IN THE DUODENUM Abstract: Acute small bowel obstruction (ASBO) accounts for 1.2–14.2% of all emergency surgical procedures [1]. In 30% of patients with acute obstruction of the small intestine, various organ and system dysfunctions develop with complications. [2]. According to modern literature, multiple organ failure syndrome (MOFS) is observed in severe cases such as sepsis, hemorrhoids and infectious toxic shock, severe combined trauma, peritonitis, coma, etc. [3,4,5]. In AOC, cardiovascular system (60.2%), central nervous system (60.2%), kidneys (60.2%), liver (56.1%) make up. In acute surgical diseases of abdominal organs complicated by peritonitis, AOC can develop both during the pathological process itself, and in the postoperative period, and after eliminating the cause of the disease

SOCIAL HYGIENIC CHARACTERISTIC OF FAMILIES WHERE CHILDREN ARE RAISED UP TO ONE-YEAR OLD Abstract: The health of children, especially children under one year of age, depends largely on factors such as the external environment, family lifestyle, the health of mothers during pregnancy, and the course of pregnancy. When describing the life activities of the population and some of its strata, public health experts use the concepts of lifestyle and quality of life. Work, home conditions, food, recreation, education, medical culture, education and health care are important elements of lifestyle. Therefore, in studying the health of children under one year old, it is important thoroughly study the lifestyle factors that affect it, to target the complex of factors, to support their positive aspects, to prevent or reduce their negative ones