This work examines the problem of ill-posed problems, which often arise in various fields of science and practice. Ill-posed problems are characterized by the lack of a unique solution, sensitivity to changes in input data, and instability of the solution. The aim of the work is to study the essence of ill-posed problems, identify the reasons for their occurrence, and consider examples from different areas of knowledge. Particular attention is paid to the theoretical aspects of ill-posed problems, such as non-uniqueness of the solution, sensitivity to input data, and uncertainty. The paper describes methods for solving ill-posed problems, including regularization, optimization, statistical, and machine learning methods. These approaches allow to deal with uncertainty and instability of the solution. The study of ill-posed problems is of great practical importance, as they often occur in real-life situations and require special methods for their solution. This research will be useful for specialists in various fields, as well as for anyone who faces the task of solving problems in their daily activities.

Textual problems are very important in primary grades. Problems are very helpful for student development and thinking. Any issues that are interesting and attract the student to think will have a more positive effect on his brain activity. For elementary school students, not too complicated, one or two-step problems are recommended. Through them, the scope of thinking expands and serves as a basis for complex issues that will be worked on at the next stages. In order to complete any complex examples and problems, one must first be able to work through simple-looking examples and problems.

This article is devoted to the problem of translating literary text. The article analyzes the features of translating literary texts, ans also it demonstrates  ways of solving  linguistic problems and types of translating problems which occurs in the process of translating from English to Uzbek.

Despite the regulation of labor rights of minors at the legislative level, in practice we continue to face problems and contradictions arising in the implementation of the right to work by minors. In this article we have identified and identified the most significant problems faced by the subjects of law in the implementation of labor activity. In this article, the ways of solving these problems are proposed.

The article presents some problems of language implementation in the process of socialization. The influence of the risks of globalization on the social problems of language, in particular, the relationship between the risks of global transformations and the use of language as a mechanism for changes in the surrounding reality, has been studied.

This article discusses the actualization of environmental problems in the context of globalization and the need for scientific and philosophical approaches to them. The author gave his opinion about the innovative mechanisms for solving ecological problems. At the same time, the scientific works of scientists involved in research on this problem were analyzed.

Modern education at a medical university has its own characteristics and is becoming one of the most pressing problems of our time. The issue of teaching the discipline “Pathological Anatomy” is limited not only by the ability of students to study the subject, the material base of the department. The most pressing problems of the educational process at a university seem to be not the introduction of increasingly complex and expensive visual aids, not computerization or overloading students with increasingly numerous and colorful atlases, but the structural restructuring of the process and its proper financing.

The article discusses the problems of phraseology in Modern English and Uzbek. It provides information about the specific features and classifications of phraseological units in compared languages.

These days it is widely believed that listening is the most important skill in language learning. While listening, most learners may face problems with comprehending the intended meaning of the listening input. The present article features several factors that create learners’ listening comprehension difficulties. Also, teachers ignore the importance of listening comprehension skill in their teaching classroom and focus more on teaching other skills of their learners. To prevent possible listening problems, this paper
reviews some causes of the issue and offers three types of strategies to develop listeners’ comprehension abilities.

Fay Weldon CBE was an English author, essayist and playwright, whose work has been associated with feminism. In her fiction, Weldon typically portrayed contemporary women who find themselves trapped in oppressive situations caused by the patriarchal structure of British society. Her works “Weekend” (story), “The fat woman’s joke” and others are the works in which she illustrates the defect of society analogues to the role of females and males. As a feminist writer, reflects the problems of women in patriarchal societies by referring to the conflicts between women and men. She criticizes the prejudice of the male-dominated society against women and underlines the necessity to eliminate the oppression imposed upon the female and to change the perspective of society towards women. Widely known as a feminist postmodern writer dealing with the issues related to women and their position in society, Fay Weldon, herself, experiences the misery and the suffering many women have been faced with due to the oppression of the male-dominated world. Being a single mother, she has to cope with financial problems and the hardships of life, as a result of which she begins to write about the problems of women. Therefore, her biography is compatible with her works in which she refers to the troubles of women and the oppression inflicted upon them. Moreover, being brought up in a house full of women, she finds the opportunity to witness the unfair situations happening to women.

This article discusses the main themes of the teaching program in higher education, the formation of special style of thinking that is analytical to solve logical problems and the construction of algorithms.

The article deals with the multifaceted challenges encountered during the process of translation, with a specific focus on lexical semantic features. It examines the complexities inherent in transferring meaning between languages and explores various translation problems that arise due to differences in lexical semantics. The article discusses the significance of lexical semantics in translation, highlighting how variations in word meanings, connotations, and cultural associations pose significant hurdles for translators. It addresses common issues such as lexical ambiguity, polysemy, idiomatic expressions, and cultural nuances, which often require careful consideration and strategic decision-making to ensure accurate and contextually appropriate translation.Начало формы

This article examines modern problems of teaching the Russian language and the use of a creative and innovative approach by Russian language teachers when teaching students at non-linguistic universities, as well as the use of texts, debates, and discussions in the development of spoken language among students, taking into account their levels of language knowledge.

These days it is widely believed that listening is the most important skill in language learning. While listening, most learners may face problems with comprehending the intended meaning of the listening input. The present article features several factors that create learners’ listening comprehension difficulties. Also, teachers ignore the importance of listening comprehension skill in their teaching classroom and focus more on teaching other skills of their learners. To prevent possible listening problems, this paper reviews some causes of the issue and offers three types of strategies to develop listeners’ comprehension abilities

Today, the demand for information about environmental changes that are causing a lot of discussion in our society, which are happening around us, as well as the whole world, is increasing every day. This article will show with scientific reviews and specific figures the impact of the human factor on modern environmental problem sand the solution of problems, a brief analysis of the environmental problems observedin the world stage and Uzbekistan at present.

This article discusses the main themes of the teaching program in higher education, the formation of special style of thinking that is analytical to solve logical problems and the construction of algorithms.

This expansive essay provides an in-depth exploration of skin-related problems, ranging from common irritations to chronic conditions. It comprehensively covers the multifaceted nature of the skin, delving into its structure and functions. The essay addresses prevalent skin issues, such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, and rosacea, unraveling their etiology, triggers, and symptomatic manifestations. Diagnostic approaches, including visual examination, skin biopsy, and patch testing, are discussed, alongside diverse treatment modalities, such as topical and oral medications, phototherapy, and lifestyle adjustments. Chronic skin conditions and their long-term management are highlighted, emphasizing the importance of regular follow-ups and emotional support. Prevention strategies and holistic skincare practices are detailed, promoting sun protection, hydration, and gentle cleansing. The essay concludes by advocating for seeking professional guidance and empowering individuals to embrace optimal skin health and resilience.

This article provides information on some problems of marketing development and ways to solve them, as well as problems and obstacles in the implementation of measures aimed at marketing development.  

These days it is widely believed that listening is the most important skill in language learning. While listening, most learners may face problems with comprehending the intended meaning of the listening input. The present article features several factors that create learners’ listening comprehension difficulties. Also, teachers ignore the importance of listening comprehension skill in their teaching classroom and focus more on teaching other skills of their learners. To prevent possible listening problems, this paper reviews some causes of the issue and offers three types of strategies to develop listeners’ comprehension abilities

This article highlights the national experience in the development of information consumption in public services: problems and solutions, increasing information literacy, problems and achievements of media education, media literacy culture of public servants in public civil service.

To be a good teacher, teachers are encouraged to apply the practice of “reflective mind” to have an understanding of what is going on in the classroom and to understand what is working and what will happen or does not work (Farrell, 2018). Teachers, especially English teachers face different problems not only in teaching and the competitive English language learning in education, but also to the demanding nature of the teaching profession. This article is intended to give basic information about major problems in choosing appropriate exercises in teaching English and conducting the classes. Being aware of problems and challenges in teaching can shape the personal and professional growth of teacher-trainees in a real learning environment and can be a good resource to move forward and succeed in teaching profession

This article provides information on some problems of marketing development and the most alternative ways to solve them, as well as the shortcomings and human factors that cause these problems.

Students who have speaking skills can handle with university tasks and it can serve as a window to other parts of the world. When students acquire speaking skills they can have conversation with foreign people, can participate in online conversations or develop their other skills by its help. The article below provides data about problems that usually learners face while learning speaking.

This article is aimed at methodological analysis and identification of the most pressing issues related to teaching a foreign language in educational institutions. Teaching foreign languages in the era of globalization has its own characteristics and problems: first of all, it is a change in the content of teaching a foreign language, methods and means of teaching in accordance with the requirements of modern society. The most important and relevant aspect of effective foreign language teaching in our time is the use of Internet information resources, their integration into the educational process for the productive solution of a number of didactic tasks in the classroom. Learning a foreign language in modern realities should be carried out in the course of performing productive types of work - listening to foreign language speech, reading texts, writing and speaking. All these activities are considered not as an end in themselves, but as a way for students to solve specific personally important problems and tasks.

In today's process of globalization, the socio-economic development of mankind has changed radically. As a result of these changes, a number of urgent and significant problems have arisen, the sphere of influence of which covers the world community, and which determine the future social development of mankind. These problems are called global problems of humanity, and it is desirable to concentrate the efforts of all countries in order to find their solution.