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Methodology Of Programming Of Problems Concerning Python Database, Doniyor Eshbayevich Toshtemirov, Yanglish Egamnazarovna Djumoboyeva

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

This article offers you some recommendation tips on how to program in Python database. The Python programming language uses the List data type to solve many programming problems. The List function is a type of data declaration similar to Array, which is available in other programming languages and differs from them in some respects. This article also provides detailed information about the List function, as well as solutions to several programming problems. Python is one of the most convenient programming languages for programming database issues. Creating a database and accessing a database is especially important in programming practice. In the …

The Content Of The Language Professional-Gnostic Training Of An English Teacher, Erkin Ergashevich Hamdamov

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

This article is devoted to the research on the linguistic professional-gnostic training of English teachers and its content. Researchers' views on the term "educational content" are compared. The article offers suggestions on how to make changes to the curriculum. The results of the experiment are also described.

Creation Of Morphological Dictionaries As A Factor Of Development Of Uzbek Theoretical Morphology, Fazliddin Galievich Sharipov

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

The article talks about the history of the study of Uzbek lexicography, as well as achievements and shortcomings in this area. In addition, works on lexicography in world linguistics are described in detail, i.e. the creation of dictionaries, the goals and objectives of the original dictionaries, the results of scientific research and shortcomings in this area. But the question of what should be today's lexicology is still open. For this reason, it is obvious that the development of the theoretical morphology of the Uzbek language is impossible without morphological dictionaries.

Phonetic Repeatitions In Usman Azim's Poetry, Umidjon Shavkatovich Egamov

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

The article analyzes the methodological features of repetitions used in the poetry of Usmon Azim from a linguo-poetic point of view. The artistic repetitions used in the poet's works provided melody, increased emotionality, showed the figurative meaning, emphasized a certain unity of speech, provided a connection between lines or verses, enhanced the expressiveness of the image, and created harmony of content and form. Usman Azim skillfully used such types of phonetic repetition as alliteration, gemination, and assonance. The article demonstrates the poet's ability to use these tools.

Hamlet’S Character, Xonimqul Tojiev, G‘Ulom Shayzakov

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

To understand even some traits of the protagonist‟s character is a task of art an easy one. To solve the problem demands us obligatory compulsory thorough and accurate literary survey of scientific works on the issues of the producers‟ investigations. This article reveals Hamlet‟s relation to his former classmates Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, presently the king landing appointed new to say on the Prince, underlines emphasizes devotion Horatioʻs to Hamlet, brings to light problems, on which we should play special attention in translating the tragedy of Shakespeare into other language. Among the Shakespeareans who studied, Hamlet scholars. The list of those …

Fahruddin Ali Safi's Teaching About Being, Umid Nasriddinovich Mavlyanov

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

This article focuses on fundamental ontological and philosophical views of the representative of the Central Asian Renaissance Ali Safi, who in their writings have found a «consensus» between the official theology of Sunni Islam and the philosophical teachings of the «Greek Sciences» and their Eastern representatives. The fundamental features of the philosophical Outlook of the scientist are given: true commitment to Sunnism, objective idealism. In addition, the author seeks to show Ali Mafia as a tolerant representative of his society. The author found out that the entire medieval concept of Islamic philosophy, as well as the objective monism of Sufism …

Study And Lexical Structure Of Microtoponymy Of Koshrabat District, Bakhodir Shakarboevich Nurmukhammedov

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

As economic, trade, educational and tourism ties between countries grow and develop, there is growing interest in maps, toponyms that keep the properties of geographic objects and the meanings of the terms contained in them secret. One of the emerging and rapidly developing areas of Uzbek linguistics is Uzbek toponymy. Famous horses are a lexical layer, which in its origin, essence and functions is closely related to the spirituality, ideology, and culture of the people. Because toponyms include past history, socio-political and philosophical views of the Uzbek people; ethnographic, religious views. In this sense, toponymy is the cultural, spiritual, linguistic …

Influence Of Bioethics On National Culture, Shahlo Mukhtorovna Isakhova

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

This article is about the direct impact of bioethics on our national culture, cultural spheres of society. Any emerging new worldviews and concepts arise on the basis of old ones. A new worldview reveals new elements as a requirement for the development of society of its time. Bioethics in the process of its development has a certain impact on the national culture of peoples.

The Era Of Initial Iron Age Material Culture In The Mid-Syrdarya, Bahodir Bosimovich Tuychiboev

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

The early Iron Age of Central Asia has its own characteristics. The pastoralist tribes of the middle reaches of the Syr Darya gradually began to engage in agriculture, having determined their permanent settlements in places favorable for this. Burguluk culture was an early agricultural culture of the population of the Tashkent oasis. Burguluk culture was divided into two stages: Burguluk I (IX-VII centuries BC) and Burguluk II (VI-IV centuries BC). The early urban culture of the Tashkent oasis was based on the economic and cultural heritage of the farmers of the Burguluk culture. The article examines the process of studying …

The Practice Of Financing Real Sector Enterprises Through The Placement Of Shares, Alisher Ruzimurodovich Bozorov

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

In our country, special attention is paid to the formation and gradual improvement of the foundations of a market economy, first of all, the legal framework. In particular, in order to ensure the efficient functioning of the financial market of our country, the securities market is developing rapidly. This article examines the role of real sector enterprises in the country's economy, the state of their financing through securities. The activities of real sector enterprises in the stock market are considered. Relevant literature was analyzed. Recommendations for using the literature are given. Also analyzed the public offering and results of shares …

Description Of Transparent Barriers To The Heat Dissipation Of The Coefficients Of Radiactive – Convective To The Temperature Regime Of The Air Inside The Solar Passive Devices, Abduraxmon Abdullayev, Baxtiyar Abduraxmonovich Abdullayev, Sarvar Boqiyev, Muxammad Abduvaxobov, Sarvinoz Nishanova

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

The article describes transparent barriers to the heat dissipation of the coefficients of radiactive – convective to the temperature regime of the air inside the solar passive devices. The article discusses in detail the issues of improving the light – transmiting coatings of semi – cylindrical film – transparent transparent barrier solar passive devices. Smallsized solar devices (solar green house solar water heaters, solar dryers, solar dryers) with a single and two – layer semi – c ylindricaln trans porent ligt - barreer and a device for short – term accumulation of daily excess solar radiation heat. Interactive calculation methad …

Creating A Low-Grade High-Moisture Cotton Cleaning Device, Muksin Tadjievich Khodjiev, Shakhbozbek Shavkatzhonovich Isaev

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

This article describes the issues of creating a low-grade high-moisture cotton cleaning device. The working principle of the created device, the scheme of creation is described in drawings and pictures. A supply device for the smooth delivery of raw cotton is installed at the initial stage of the cleaning process. At the same time, the process of simultaneous supply of different types of raw cotton was studied. The supply drum ensures that the cotton raw material is delivered to the pile drums at the same time to clean it of fine contaminants. The process of processing the supplier comes down …

Early Periods Of Ontogenesis Of Lycium Сhinense Mill., Introduced In Mirzachul, Khazratkul Kilichevich Karshibaev, Mavluda Amanova

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

The article is devoted to the study of the initial periods of the ontogenesis of the L. сhinense (dereza, Tibetan barberry, Goji, wolfberry) introduced in the Mirzachul conditions. The periodization was carried out according to the "Ontogenetic Atlas of plants", developed by the leader of L. A. Jukova (2007). When determining the boundaries of the age range of an person, the criteria proposed for flowering plants were used (L. B. Zaugolnova et al., 1988). L. сhinense is a perennial plants, deciduous shrub, reaching 1.2 – 2.0 m in height. The fruit is oblong in shape, 11-27 mm long and 7-11 …

Chemical Analysis Of The Soil Of Plants Taraxacum Officinanale Wigg. And Taraxacum Kok-Saghyz Rodin, Sohiba Shomirzaevna Yuldasheva

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

There are such environmental issues in the world as the development of the economy and technology of countries, the growth of production rates, environmental change as a result of an increase in population, pollution of soil, water and atmospheric air, as well as a reduction in biological resources. The number of CO2, N2O, CH4 gases and fluorine compounds in the biosphere increases from year to year, especially as a result of an increase in industrial waste, their negative impact on air pollution. Harmful impurities in the atmosphere also negatively affect the soil. The article describes the toxic effects of heavy …

On The Reproduction Of Some Species Of Esparcet Genus (Onobrychis Mill.) In Arid Conditions, Zarina Jumaeva

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

The article is devoted to the peculiarities of reproduction two specias of esparcet (Onobrychis pulchella Schrenk and O. seravchanica B. Fedtsch.) in arid conditions of Uzbekistan. Research on the reproduction of esparcet species is of great practical importance, since it contributes to the conservation of biological diversity and the selection of phytomeliorants for the restoration of degraded pastures of the arid zone. In the study of plant reproduction, the works of A. N. Ponomarev (1960), N. F. Satsyperova (1993), O. A. Ashurmetov and H. K. Karshibaev (2008), X. Karshibayeva (2016) were used with some additions. The mechanism of opening and …

Increasing The Stability Of Explicit Finite-Difference Schemes When Modeling Dynamic Problems Of Thermoelasticity, Aziz Abdukayumovich Kalandarov, Abdukayum Kalandarov

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

The article formulates mathematical and numerical models of thermoelastic processes in the form of dynamic coupled boundary value problems. The related problems of thermoelasticity are one of the important areas of mathematical and computer modeling. The article proposes classical explicit finite-difference relations and a rhombus scheme, which makes it possible to increase the stability of explicit schemes in the numerical solution of coupled dynamic problems of thermoelasticity. As an example, a one-dimensional coupled dynamic problem for isotropic bodies is numerically solved using various explicit finite-difference schemes. A software package has been developed for the numerical solution and visualization of the …

Dependence Of The Content Of Trans-Isomerized Fatty Acids On Hydrogenate Indicators, Karim Karshievich Sattarov, Kahramon Halimovich Majidov

Bulletin of Gulistan State University

There is a growing demand in the world for vegetable oils and products of their processing, in particular, hydrogenated fats. The production of vegetable oils in 2019 was 15.5 million in the USA, 3.8 in Russia, 36.9 in China, 70.8 in Central Asia and 26.8 million tons in Europe. Taking into account the increase in the production of vegetable oils, the demand for the production of margarine products and confectionery fats, which are based on target edible hydrogenated fats, is increasing. The production of margarine products has recently increased to 9500 tons. per year, and the leading positions in its …

Fostering Resilience Through Early Childhood Education, Amanda Nelson

Graduate Teacher Education

Resilience is the capacity to thrive in, rather than just survive stress and adversity (Ernst et al., 2019). Supporting children to develop resilience is an essential part of holistic developmentally appropriate practice within the field of Early Childhood Education because an improved capacity for resilience benefits other domains of education and wellness (Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University, 2011). Studies on resilience in early childhood education were examined to identify and explore protective factors, classroom strategies, and home relationships that contribute to an increased capacity for resilience in young children. In addition, position statements and articles from early …

Ways Technology Impact Cognitive Development In Early Childhood Environment, Katlyn Janssen

Graduate Teacher Education

Dramatic changes have occurred with technology in education worldwide (Sullivan and Bers, 2016). Technology can offer new and exciting ways to get children excited about learning. The types of technology that can be used in a classroom are endless. Research has investigated a wide range of technology in classrooms, from smartboards, to robots, iPads, and tablets to magic educational toys and from computers to apps. The purpose of this capstone project was to evaluate current research to understand what technologies (interventions) can impact cognitive development in preschoolers. Knowing in what ways technology can impact cognitive development in early childhood education …

How Can Nature-Based Learning Support Healthy Overall Development Of Preschoolers In Early Childhood Education?, Tu Lynn Sommerfeld

Graduate Teacher Education

As nature-based learning is gaining momentum in early childhood education programs (Jordan & Chawla, 2019), this is an opportunity for early childhood educators to recognize how nature-based learning can support the healthy overall development of preschoolers in early childhood education. The purpose of this capstone project was to evaluate current research to understand how nature-based learning can provide equitable learning opportunities for preschoolers enrolled in early childhood education programs. Knowing what nature-based learning opportunities are, early childhood educators can incorporate developmentally appropriate practices (NAEYC, 2020), along with scaffolding, and the use of authentic assessments and observations to provide evidence of …

Influences On Children's Executive Function Skills Development, Karie Zierden

Graduate Teacher Education

The development of executive function (EF) skills in young children is influenced by multiple factors; therefore, this paper focused on the association between home and school environmental influences. EF skills include working memory, inhibitory control, and attention or set-shifting cognitive abilities (Garon et al., 2008, as cited in Bernier, Carlson, Deschênes, & Matte-Gagné, 2012). It is important for parents and teachers to understand what EF skills are so these skills can be modeled for children. Parents and teachers also need to provide opportunities for children to practice these skills. With support from parents and other caregivers, children can learn to …

Impact Of Educators' Considerations Of Children's Perspectives On Language Development, Karen Mcdonald

Graduate Teacher Education

Abstract

Many children are in a group setting for most of the day in early childhood programs with educators developing the programming and schedules (National Center for Educational Statistics, 2019). Research was analyzed to see if the lack of consideration of the children’s interests and perspectives had an impact on language development during early childhood. Evidence showed that learning was enhanced when children were given the opportunity to make decisions and engage in meaningful activities of interest to the children (Breathnach, Danby, & O’Gorman, 2017; Kinkead-Clark, 2017; Pyle & Alaca, 2016). The research demonstrated that planning with the children, understanding …

Guiding Behaviors With Step-By-Step Instructions: A Resource For All Classrooms, Brittany M. Grose

Morehead State Theses and Dissertations

A capstone submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Education in the Ernst and Sara Lane Volgenau College of Education at Morehead State University by Brittany M. Grose on June 30, 2021.

Student Repayment Crisis And The Value Of Higher Education And The Economy In California’S Kern County, Elisa P. Queenan, Brian D. Street

Journal of Student Financial Aid

The cost of post-secondary education (PE) continues to increase, which has contributed to elevating federal loan demand, and as of the fourth quarter of 2020, equaling a debt of $1.56 trillion in the US. The purpose of this research was to compare two post-secondary institutions for specific alignment with the local labor market, examine institutional economic benefits and costs, and impact of loan default. Bakersfield College (BC) and California State University, Bakersfield (CSUB) are both public, Hispanic Serving Institutions, in central California. Despite similarities, loan default rates of each institution differ; six-year mean rates, 24.6% at BC, 7.7% at CSUB. …

We Are...Marshall, June 30, 2021, Office Of Marshall University Communications

We Are ... Marshall: the Newsletter for Marshall University 1999-2023

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As Demolition Approaches, Learn The History Of Kracke And Its Namesake, Haley Herfurth

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Another Lesson On Caution In Idr Analysis: Using The 2019 Survey Of Consumer Finances To Examine Income-Driven Repayment And Financial Outcomes, Daniel Collier, Dan Fitzpatrick, Christopher R. Marsicano

Journal of Student Financial Aid

We update Collier et al. (2021) by using the Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF) 2019 dataset to explore characteristics of enrollees in Income-Driven Repayment (IDR). SCF 2019 is more likely to include borrowers engaged in REPAYE. Findings support an ongoing need to encourage greater IDR participation for lowest-income borrowers and reinforce greater participation by female borrowers. Again, model specification affects findings regarding IDR enrollment. REPAYE appears to have widened access to IDR by lowering the debt floor for entry. IDR enrollment was correlated with less money in a traditional checking account and a lower chance of engaging in retirement savings.

2021-June-30-Etsu Health Hosting July Covid-19 Vaccine Clinics, University Marketing And Communication, East Tennessee State University

ETSU News

JOHNSON CITY (June 30, 2021) – ETSU Health will host several upcoming Janssen Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine clinics throughout July. This single-dose vaccine is free and available to anyone age 18 and older. No appointments are required.
 
The July clinics are as follows:

• Thursday-Friday, July 8-9
• Wednesday-Friday, July 14-16
• Wednesday-Friday, July 21-23

All of these clinics will be on the second floor of the D.P. Culp Student Center from 2-4 p.m. Enter on the second-floor entrance off of Seehorn Road (below the third-floor ramp).

The ETSU Health vaccine clinic will administer Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen COVID-19 …

2021-June-30-Computed Tomography Certificate, University Marketing And Communication, East Tennessee State University

ETSU News

JOHNSON CITY (June 30, 2021) – East Tennessee State University, through the College of Clinical and Rehabilitative Health Sciences’ Department of Allied Health Sciences and the College of Graduate and Continuing Studies’ Office of Professional Development, will offer the Computed Tomography Certification Program.

Beginning Aug. 20 and continuing for 16 weeks through December, the course will meet online and requires clinical assignments held in affiliated hospitals. This is an opportunity for those in radiology to increase their knowledge and add to their skill base.

Applicants must meet the requirements for this program as outlined at etsu.edu/crhs/allied-health/ctc.php.

Completed application packets …

Undergraduate Summer Research Under Covid-19, Jeevan K K. Shetty, Warren Thomas

Manipal Journal of Medical Sciences

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