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A JSPU student organized an open lesson at the Presidential School in Jizzakh city.

Jizzakh State Pedagogical University student Taxmina Irkayeva, a 4th-year student of the Foreign Language and Literature program, organized an open lesson within the framework of her internship processes at a Presidential School in Jizzakh city.

The open lesson was conducted based on modern pedagogical approaches, interactive methods, and communicative teaching principles. During the session, active methods such as communication in English with students, pair and group work, and completing creative tasks were applied.

 

The event was observed by teachers from the Presidential School and relevant JSPU officials. They highly evaluated the lesson’s content, the student’s pedagogical skill, and classroom management abilities, emphasizing that such experiences are very important for student teachers.

Taxmina Irkayeva’s open lesson also served as an exemplary experience for university students, contributing to the development of young teachers’ professional competencies and strengthening cooperation with Presidential Schools.

JSPU continues its consistent activities to improve the quality of education, refine internship processes, and support talented youth.


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