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International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD)
                  Special Issue on Modern Trends in Scientific Research and Development, Case of Asia
                                    Available Online: www.ijtsrd.com e-ISSN: 2456 – 6470

                                      The Importance of Distance

                         Education for Adult Students in Uzbekistan

                                        Rakhimov Kholmurot Abdullayevich

                      Senior Lecturer, Karshi Institute of Engineering and Economics, Qarshi, Uzbekistan

        ABSTRACT                                               process in explaining the term "distance education": whether
        In this article, we review the results of a study aimed at   the training is in print and video or audio-written, as well as,
        comparing the shortcomings and achievements of distance   emphasizes  that  the  organization  of  communication  is
        learning in technical higher education institutions, a survey   remote  communication  with  various  modern  technical
        of  older  students  on  the  experience.  The  survey  was   means.
        conducted using a 10-question questionnaire via telegram
        messenger.                                             Also,  the  concept  of  distance  learning  and  other  related

                                                               terms have been widely analyzed by scientists and leading
        KEYWORDS:  respondent,  adult  students,  advantages  and   specialists  of  the  CIS  countries:are  A.  A.  Andreyev,  Ye.  S.
        disadvantages of distance learning, e-learning         Polat, A. M. Bershadsky, V. A. Slastenin, V. P. Tikhomirov, I. K.
                                                               Shalayev,  A.  V.  Khutorsky,  M.  V.  Moiseyeva  and  from
        Some employers are reluctant to allow their employees to be   Uzbekistan A. A. Abdukadirov, A. X. Pardaev, A. Parpiyev, A.
        trained during working hours, even though they are required   Marahimov, R. Hamdamov, U. Begimkulov, M. Bekmurodov,
        to have higher education or developing of skills. One way to   N. Taylakov.
        resolve this problem is through a form of distance learning
        that is gaining popularity around the world. The distance   Ye.  S.  Polat  teaches  distance  learning  to  all  components
        learning  form  allows  older  students  to  study  without   specific to the learning process, in which the interaction of
        attending the full-time form of education. There are many
                                                               tutors and learners with each other is carried out remotely
        examples of this category of students, such as women with   and through special tools specific to the Internet or other
        young  children,  pregnant  women,  single  mothers,  people   interactive  technologies.  (goals,  content,  methods,
        with disabilities, day shift workers, and so on.       organizational forms, teaching aids).

        Distance learning is a comfortable shape of education for   A. A. Andreyev analyzes the various definitions and argues
        people who for some reason do not have the opportunity to   that  distance  learning  takes  place  in  a  specific  special
        study in full-time departments of educational institutions,
                                                               didactic  system  in  which  the  interaction  of  teachers  and
        for example, those who do not obtain good health, intend to   learners  and  their  interaction  with  educational  tools  is
        change their profession or are older and aim to improve   invariant to their location in space and time. It is a goal-
        their skills on distance learning .                    oriented, organized process of interactive activities.”


        Distance  learning  uses  a  variety  of  information  and   During  the  teaching  semester,  there  are  two  or  three
        communication technologies, meaning that each technology   meetings between students and teachers at the university,
        depends  on  the  purpose  and  nature  of  the  problem.  For
                                                               and the next lessons are held online. The planned physical
        example,  while  traditional  print-based  teaching  aids   meetings of students and teachers have the following form
        (textbooks, manuals) are based on introducing students to   and  purpose.  At  the  first  meeting  before  the  start  of  the
        new material, interactive audio and video conferences allows   course, students learn what to expect from them. During the
        them to communicate with each other over a period of time.
                                                               introductory  meeting,  students  will  be  introduced  to  the
        And e-mail is designed to provide with sending and receiving   online environment. In addition, another meeting  will be
        messages. Pre-taped video lectures allow students to listen   held throughout the semester to re-motivate students and
        and  watch  lectures,  while  facsimile  communication,   address their learning challenges. Finally, the final meeting
        messages, and the rapid exchange of assignments over the
                                                               serves as an assessment of the course.
        network  allow  students  to  teach  through  adverse
        communication.                                         The quality of the research depends on the purpose, so our

                                                               goal was to understand the students, listen to their opinions,
        To  date,  “scholars  from  a  number  of  distance  learning   and  summarize.  Great  attention  was  paid  to  the
        institutions in foreign countries have conducted research   interpretation of the event by the participants themselves.
        and expressed differing views on distance learning.
                                                               A total of 45 cases were examined as part of the study. All
        The United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA)   respondents  (respondents  or  respondents)  belong  to  the
        defines distance learning as the means by which a learner   middle-aged adult group, ranging in age from 25 to 35 years.
        and tutor are in different geographic locations to organize   Of the respondents, 22 were employed, 4  were pregnant
        the learning process.                                  women, 15 were respondents with young children, and 4
                                                               were respondents with disabilities. All respondents studied
        One of the foreign experts in the field of distance learning   in the traditional form of reading, so they can compare both
        points  to  the  two  main  features  of  the  distance  learning
                                                               forms of study.

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