ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF UZBEK FOLK TALES ON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS' UNDERSTANDING OF PATRIOTISM AND FRIENDSHIP

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Ergasheva Durdona Safarali qizi

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Abstract: This article investigates the influence of Uzbek folk tales on elementary school students' comprehension of patriotism and friendship. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining qualitative analysis of selected folk tales with quantitative assessments of students' attitudes and beliefs. The research aims to shed light on the potential of cultural narratives to shape values and foster a sense of national identity and camaraderie among young learners. The findings provide valuable insights for educators and curriculum developers seeking to incorporate culturally relevant content into elementary education.

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Ergasheva Durdona Safarali qizi. (2023). ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF UZBEK FOLK TALES ON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS’ UNDERSTANDING OF PATRIOTISM AND FRIENDSHIP. PEDAGOGS Jurnali, 41(1), 105–108. Retrieved from http://pedagoglar.uz/index.php/ped/article/view/6488
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