Historical and Contemporary Trends in the Philosophy of Education: Education, Knowledge, and Methodologies

This Republican Scientific and Practical Conference was held on May 20, 2026, at the initiative of the Department of Philosophy and History of Namangan State Pedagogical Institute, in accordance with the 2026 Plan of International Scientific and Scientific-Technical Events, approved by Appendix No. 1 to Order No. 11 of the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, dated January 16, 2026.

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UNIVERSITET DARSLARIDA TALABALARNI ERKIN FIKRLASHGA O‘RGATISH: ABDULLA AVLONIYNING “TAFAKKUR TARBIYASI” DARSI MISOLIDA

Published
20.05.2026
Journal
Historical and Contemporary Trends in the Philosophy of Education: Education, Knowledge, and Methodologies
Issue
Ta'lim falsafasida tarixiylik va zamonaviylik tendensiyalari: ta'lim, bilim, metodlar
Pages
1161-1165
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.23556164

Authors

Abstract

Mazkur tezisda universitet talabalarida erkin va tanqidiy fikrlash ko‘nikmalarini shakllantirishda Abdulla Avloniyning pedagogik merosidan foydalanishning nazariy-metodik imkoniyatlari tadqiq etilgan. Jadid ma’rifatparvarining “Turkiy guliston yoxud axloq” asaridagi “Fikr tarbiyasi” g‘oyalari asosida “Tafakkur tarbiyasi” nomli zamonaviy mashg‘ulotni tashkil etish mexanizmlari yoritilgan. Tadqiqotda tarixiy-pedagogik tahlil, qiyoslash, umumlashtirish va didaktik modellashtirish metodlaridan foydalanilgan. Talabalarning mustaqil mulohaza yuritishi, dalillarni baholashi, muammoli vaziyatlarga munosabat bildirishi hamda asoslangan xulosalar chiqarishini rivojlantirishga yo‘naltirilgan metodik yondashuv taklif etilgan. Natijalar Avloniy qarashlarini muammoli ta’lim, dialogik muloqot va refleksiv faoliyat bilan integratsiyalashning pedagogik imkoniyatlarini asoslaydi.

Keywords

Abdulla Avloniy dialogik metod erkin fikrlash fikr tarbiyasi jadid pedagogikasi oliy ta’lim refleksiya. tafakkur tarbiyasi tanqidiy tafakkur

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English
This thesis explores the theoretical and methodological potential of using Abdulla Avloniy’s pedagogical legacy to develop independent and critical thinking skills among university students. Drawing on the ideas of “Fikr Tarbiyasi” (Cultivation of Thought) presented in the Jadid educator’s work Turkiy Guliston yoxud Axloq (Turkish Rose Garden or Morality), the study examines mechanisms for organizing a contemporary learning session entitled “Tafakkur Tarbiyasi” (Cultivation of Thinking). The research employs historical-pedagogical analysis, comparison, generalization, and didactic modeling. A methodological approach is proposed to develop students’ ability to think independently, evaluate evidence, respond to problem-based situations, and draw well-reasoned conclusions. The findings substantiate the pedagogical potential of integrating Avloniy’s ideas with problem-based learning, dialogic communication, and reflective activities.
Abdulla Avloniy Jadid pedagogy critical thinking cultivation of thinking cultivation of thought dialogic method higher education independent thinking problem-based learning reflection.

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