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THE IMPORTANCE OF STEAM EDUCATION IN FORMING PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCES OF PRIMARY STUDENTS

Rajabova Lobar Chorievna — 2025-06-11

Competence is the ability to use theoretical knowledge, skills and
qualifications acquired in a particular subject in solving practical and theoretical
problems that arise in everyday life and apply them in practice. The article discusses
the importance of the STEAM approach in improving the professional competencies
of primary school students.

TRANSLATION PROBLEMS OF ANTONYMS FROM ENGLISH INTO UZBEK

Toyirova Dilshodakon — 2025-06-11

The translation of antonyms from English into Uzbek presents unique challenges that stem from the fundamental differences between these two languages. English, belonging to the Indo-European family, and Uzbek, a Turkic language, exhibit distinct morphological, semantic, and cultural patterns that complicate the direct transfer of oppositional meanings. This study examines the theoretical foundations of antonymy, analyzes specific translation problems encountered when rendering English antonyms into Uzbek, and proposes strategic approaches to overcome these linguistic barriers. Through systematic analysis of various antonym types and their translation challenges, this research contributes to the broader understanding of cross-linguistic semantic relationships and provides practical insights for translators working with this language pair.

FORMS OF ORGANIZING MATHEMATICAL EXHIBITIONS IN PRIMARY EDUCATION

Ochilova Lailo Temirovna — 2025-06-11

The exhibition is one of the most interesting means of
communication, a stimulus for the development of creative activity of students. An
indicator of success, development of creative abilities. The exhibition is an
organizational and pedagogical event that contributes to the solution of a number of
pedagogical problems. The article considers the methodology of organizing
mathematical exhibitions.

THE IMPACT OF UTERINE PERFORATION ASSOCIATED WITH INTRAUTERINE DEVICES (IUDS) ON REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH OUTCOMES

Abdullayeva Aziza — 2025-06-11

Uterine perforation is a rare but serious complication associated with the use
of intrauterine devices (IUDs). This study aims to examine the impact of IUD-related
uterine perforation on women's reproductive health outcomes, including fertility,
menstrual function, pelvic health, and the need for surgical intervention. The paper
reviews clinical cases, explores the risk factors leading to perforation, and discusses
diagnostic challenges and treatment options. Findings suggest that delayed diagnosis
and improper insertion techniques significantly contribute to adverse reproductive
outcomes. Timely management and careful patient screening are essential for
reducing the risks and preserving reproductive function. The study highlights the
importance of clinician training and informed patient consent in the use of IUDs.