Integration of Educational Media Into the Development of Educational Content in the Native Language Based on Modern Approaches

Kurbanova Aisha Beknazarovna

Authors

Kurbanova Aisha Beknazarovna Department of Uzbek Language and Literature, Nizami National Pedagogical University of Uzbekistan

Keywords:

modern approaches, content of teaching native language, curriculum, textbook, forms of speech, oral and written literacy, speech skills, speech competence, exercise, working with information, educational task, working with text

Abstract

This article presents and analyzes the scientific views of linguists and methodologists based on modern approaches to a clear, scientific, and theoretical definition of the content of native language instruction, its importance, the integrated teaching of academic topics, the development of students' speech during native language instruction, the cultivation of oral and written speech, the use of information, independent expression of one's thoughts, and the acquisition of speech skills.

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