
this article explores the education system of the Republic of Uzbekistan, focusing on its structure, ongoing reforms, and various types of educational institutions. It examines the government’s efforts to modernize curricula, introduce digital learning technologies, and enhance student-centered pedagogy. The paper highlights inclusive education, vocational training, and higher education, emphasizing reforms aimed at improving quality, accessibility, and alignment with international standards. The article also discusses educational infrastructure, policy innovations, and lifelong learning strategies that contribute to educational equity and national development.
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