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INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE AND ACADEMIC MOBILITY
On September 11–12, the Abdulla Kadiri Jizzakh State Pedagogical University of the Republic of Uzbekistan hosted an international scientific-practical conference on the theme "Artificial Intelligence and Digitalization in Education: Modern Pedagogical Challenges and Solutions."
The conference brought together scientists, professors, and faculty members from higher education institutions and educational organizations of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Russia, Azerbaijan, and other countries.
This international scientific-practical conference served as an important platform for strengthening international cooperation between the M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University and the Abdulla Kadiri Jizzakh State Pedagogical University.
Within the framework of cooperation between the two higher education institutions, an academic mobility program is also being successfully implemented. Based on this program, 2nd and 3rd-year students of the educational programs 6B03130 – "Psychology" and 6B03131 – "Training of Psychological Counselors in the Social Sphere" at M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University are currently studying in the city of Jizzakh under the academic mobility program. Akerker Abdimanapovna Tuleshova, Senior Lecturer at the Department of General Pedagogy and Psychology and Master of Pedagogical Sciences at the M. Auezov South Kazakhstan Research University, participated in the conference and delivered a scientific report titled "Formation of Students' Learning Motivation in a Digital Educational Environment: Opportunities of Artificial Intelligence."
During the presentation, key issues regarding the digitalization of education, the effective use of artificial intelligence capabilities in the educational and upbringing process, the enhancement of students' learning motivation, and the introduction of modern pedagogical technologies were examined.
The exchange of views and scientific discussions during the conference provided an opportunity to share experiences, expand academic ties, develop joint scientific research, and shape new directions for international cooperation.
