LITERATURE REVIEW

Ravshanova Madina Egamberdi qizi

doi:10.47494/cajlpc.v2i6.156

Ravshanova Madina Egamberdi qizi Teacher of the Foreign Languages Department in Tashkent State Technical University

DOI: https://doi.org/10.47494/cajlpc.v2i6.156

Keywords: B1 level learner, appropriate speed, reading, Linguistic competence

Abstract

The way to provide the priority of education, transform the education into the democratic and humanitarian fields, create intellectual-social oriented system is capable to open all the possibilities of the person was chosen during the first years of independence. The task was to train the young generation on the basis of national traditions and humanity values, patriots of their country with high moral qualities, as well as competent specialists possessing up-to-date knowledge and skills in chosen field, with initiative, and creative thinking.

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