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Quality education – quality life: the “Rector and students” meeting was held on this topic.
The meeting, which was held with the participation of students of the Faculty of Preschool Education and Pedagogy and Psychology of Jizzakh State Pedagogical University, focused on solving the problems of young people, further improving their living and educational processes, motivating and supporting their demands.

At the beginning of the event, the rector of the university, Shavkat Sharipov, spoke about the conditions created for students at the institution of higher education. He noted that studying in higher education, becoming a student and studying at a pedagogical university opens the door to great opportunities.

During the meeting, students’ opinions, suggestions, and problems were listened to. All their questions were answered in detail.

At the meeting, which was held in a cordial and discussion-rich manner, students made proposals to further improve the quality of education, organize students’ free time meaningfully, enrich the book collection of the information and resource center, organize various cultural and educational events, and hold competitions among students in various areas and subjects.


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