On April 11, in the 8th lecture hall, an Experienced teacher of our university, R. Jumaniyazov held the next offline lesson on speech culture on the topic "Easy to start but difficult to connect." From the course process, it became clear that the interest and enthusiasm of students for public speaking lessons is growing. Because language and speech are the keys to all areas, young people are not indifferent to it. The lesson was attended mainly by students of "OMWR", "ESAWR" faculties, and their tutors. Today's lesson was not only theoretical but also practical and interesting.

Students began by telling their biographies in a calm, beautiful speech, and these attempts were successful from the first moment. They told the audience about their achievements and interests so far. This exercise helps a person to overcome excitement and gives motivation and confidence. At the same time, it helps students to get to know each other better and make friends.

Students were asked to recite poems and stories they knew and memorized, and listeners were asked to analyze the poem or story told.

Zokirjonova Sarvinoz, a first-year student of the OMWR faculty, surprised everyone by reciting a poem by the poetess Halima Khudoiberdiyeva. Mirmahmudov Mahamatjon, a student of OMWR faculty, shared with the audience his interesting and instructive stories.

In the next assignment, tutors were active, with the topic of “Dress Etiquette” being raised. Hamida Valiyeva, the tutor of the "OMWR" faculty, presented her opinion on this topic in a complete and clear way.

The teacher invited Sardor Sattarov, a student of the faculty of ESAWR, to the circle to further attract the attention of students. Sattarov Sardor took the floor. To draw the audience to himself, he addressed the question: "What is success and what does man have to do to achieve it?"

After that, students expressed their views. The teacher then summarized the topic and announced the homework.

Information of Madina Rustamova, 1st-year student of HM faculty, Sarvinoz Zokirjonova, 1st-year student of OMWR faculty.

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