PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF USING NATIONAL VALUES IN RAISING CHILDREN IN UZBEK FAMILIES
Keywords:
Uzbek families, national values, child upbringingAbstract
The pedagogical foundations of using national values in raising children in Uzbek families are deeply rooted in cultural, religious, and historical traditions. Respect for elders, hospitality, moral education, and labor ethics shape children’s development through storytelling, religious teachings, and experiential learning. These values ensure a strong national identity while adapting to globalization. Integrating traditional pedagogy with modern educational approaches helps preserve cultural heritage and instill ethical responsibility in future generations, ensuring a balanced upbringing in an evolving world.
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