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Advantages of Using The “Dhoch3” Digital Education Platform in Improving Pedagogical Skills

Khudanova Shakhnoza , Doctoral student of Uzbekistan state world languages university, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Abstract

The rapid digitalization of higher education systems worldwide has placed increasing pressure on institutions to adopt technology-enhanced learning environments. In Uzbekistan, the government-mandated Dhoch3 platform has emerged as a pivotal tool in reforming how pedagogical competencies are assessed, developed, and monitored among higher education faculty. This article examines the advantages of applying the Dhoch3 digital education platform in enhancing the pedagogical skills of university teachers in Uzbekistan, analyzing its impact on professional development, instructional design, and student engagement outcomes.

Keywords

Dhoch3 platform, pedagogical skills, digital education

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Khudanova Shakhnoza. (2026). Advantages of Using The “Dhoch3” Digital Education Platform in Improving Pedagogical Skills. International Journal of Pedagogics, 6(03), 302–306. https://doi.org/10.37547/ijp/Volume06Issue03-61