THE ROLE OF KHOREZM ART TOOLS IN FOSTERING STUDENTS’ AESTHETIC EDUCATION AND RESPECT FOR NATIONAL VALUES

Authors

  • Matkarimov Azamat Farhod o‘g‘li Teacher of the Department of Technological Education, Urgench State Pedagogical Institute Author
  • Yuldasheva Sevara Kurbanbay qizi A student of the Technological Education program at the Urgench State Pedagogical Institute Author

Keywords:

aesthetic education, national values, Khorezm art, folk applied art, students, pedagogical mechanisms.

Abstract

This article examines the pedagogical role of Khorezm folk art tools in fostering students’ aesthetic education and respect for national values. Tools used in Khorezm crafts—such as embroidery needles, wood carving instruments, pottery tools, carpet weaving devices, and jewelry-making implements—serve as effective means to develop students’ artistic taste, national identity, and cultural awareness. The study also highlights pedagogical mechanisms and conditions for integrating these tools into the educational process.

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Published

2026-01-20