Linguistic competence, the ability to comprehend and produce language accurately, is a fundamental skill in human communication and plays a pivotal role in academic success. This scientific article explores the multifaceted development of linguistic competence in students, encompassing various aspects such as phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. The article also delves into the factors influencing linguistic competence, including environmental, genetic, and educational factors, while highlighting the importance of fostering linguistic competence in educational settings.

This study conducts a thorough investigation into the effectiveness of a Community of Inquiry (CoI)-based online course, aiming to unveil its impact on cognitive, social, and teaching presence. The research employs a comprehensive examination, integrating qualitative and quantitative approaches to assess the multifaceted dimensions of the CoI framework. By scrutinizing participant interactions, cognitive engagement, and instructional design, the study seeks to contribute nuanced insights into the overall efficacy of the CoI model in fostering a rich and meaningful online learning experience. The findings are expected to inform instructional design practices and enhance the understanding of key elements influencing online course effectiveness.

The integration of technology and informatics into educational settings has become increasingly important in the modern world. To effectively prepare future informatics teachers, it is imperative to address the development of research competencies as a pedagogical problem. This article explores the significance of research competencies in the context of informatics teacher education, discusses the challenges and barriers faced in their development, and proposes strategies and approaches for overcoming these challenges. By addressing the pedagogical problem of research competencies, we aim to enhance the quality of informatics education and ultimately benefit the digital literacy and technological capabilities of students.

Pedagogical conflict is a conflict of interests, mutual opposition, dispute and conflict between teacher and student, teacher and parents, colleagues and management in the editorial process. In this sense, this article is devoted to the issues of the emergence of pedagogical conflicts that arise in the educational process, its causes, consequences, and finally its prevention.

This article examines the current topic of the use of information technology in the process of teaching foreign languages. With the development of modern technologies and the availability of the Internet, teaching foreign languages has become more accessible and interactive. The article analyzes various techniques and applications that help students develop reading, writing, listening and speaking skills in a foreign language. The authors discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using information technologies in teaching foreign languages, as well as explore the impact of such training on student motivation and learning outcomes. In addition, the trends in the development of online courses and mobile applications for learning foreign languages, as well as their role in modern world education, are considered. The research in the article emphasizes the importance of integrating information technologies into the educational process and reveals the potential for more effective and interesting teaching of foreign languages. This article will be useful for both teachers and students interested in modern methods and approaches to learning foreign languages.

This literature review, titled "Decoding the Learning Canvas: A Comprehensive Review of Learning Components in Medical Education," delves into the intricate landscape of learning in the context of medical education. The study undertakes an exhaustive exploration of the various components that contribute to the learning process within the medical domain. By synthesizing a wide array of scholarly works, the review sheds light on the multifaceted aspects of learning, encompassing cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains. The goal is to provide educators, practitioners, and researchers with a comprehensive understanding of the diverse elements influencing learning in medical education, fostering enhanced pedagogical practices and learner outcomes.

The article is devoted to the study of theoretical aspects and methodological features of the formation of the grammatical structure of speech of preschool children. The paper presents the main approaches of researchers regarding the problem of research, examines the essence of grammatical development of older preschoolers and ways to implement it in pre-school educational institutions.

This research investigates the multifaceted manifestation of factors influencing communicative competence in the dynamic context of professional activities. An in-depth exploration of how these factors impact communication dynamics, interpersonal relationships, and overall effectiveness within diverse professional settings is undertaken. The study aims to provide valuable insights into enhancing communicative competence for improved workplace interactions and successful professional outcomes.

This comprehensive review, titled "Diversified Intelligences: An In-depth Exploration of Multiple-Intelligence Domains Among Physically Handicapped Individuals Across Demographic Attributes," delves into the intricate relationship between multiple-intelligence domains and demographic characteristics among individuals facing physical handicaps. Drawing on a thorough examination of existing literature, this review aims to elucidate how diverse cognitive abilities manifest in physically handicapped populations across various demographic attributes. The synthesis of findings contributes to a deeper understanding of the nuanced interplay between multiple intelligences and demographic factors, offering insights for tailored support and inclusive strategies.

technology women's pursuit of excellence in the free struggle has become an innocent ally. This article plays the advanced role of technology in obtaining information in the development of games and techniques for female wrestlers. We learn to review video analysis, virtual realism, knock-on construction, and data-driven performance to improve vision, optimize reading programs, and have competitors. Using the power of technology, freestyle wrestling women can accelerate their progress, make decisions about training, and unlock their full potential on the carpet.

This article provides an in-depth exploration of the multifaceted process of teaching English as a second language (TESL). Delving into the intricacies of language acquisition and pedagogical methodologies, the article offers insights into the challenges and innovations in TESL. With a focus on fostering effective communication skills and cultural understanding, the discussion encompasses the role of technology, cultural sensitivity, and the evolving landscape of TESL. The article concludes by emphasizing the pivotal role of TESL in promoting global communication and cultural exchange.

This study, titled "Tech Mastery in Education: A Holistic Assessment of Information Communication Technology Proficiency Among Secondary School Teachers," aims to comprehensively evaluate the proficiency of secondary school teachers in utilizing Information Communication Technology (ICT) for educational purposes. The research involves a thorough analysis of the technological competencies, challenges, and opportunities encountered by teachers in integrating ICT into their teaching practices. Through surveys, interviews, and observations, this study seeks to provide insights into the current state of ICT proficiency among secondary school educators, with the goal of informing strategies for enhancing technology integration in educational settings.

This article covers the concept of state civil service, improvement of state civil service, improvement of efficiency indicators in state civil service and improvement of the legal basis for their assessment.

This article provides general information about the importance of a preschool educational institution and the organization of children's life in it.

This article discusses the benefits and limitations of language learning apps in enhancing the vocabulary of B2 level students. The article highlights the importance of vocabulary in language learning and introduces language learning apps as a convenient and accessible tool for enhancing vocabulary. The article provides an overview of popular language learning apps such as Duolingo, Memrise, Babbel, Rosetta Stone, and Lingodeer. The effectiveness of language learning apps for vocabulary enhancement is supported by research studies and testimonials from B2 level students. However, the article also acknowledges the challenges and limitations of language learning apps, such as the lack of human interaction and feedback, limited range of vocabulary covered in the app, and inability to address individual learning needs. The article concludes by summarizing the benefits and limitations of language learning apps and providing final thoughts on their role in enhancing the vocabulary of B2 level students.

Natural Science education at the primary level lays the foundation for a child's understanding of the world around them. The conventional approach to teaching involves lectures and rote memorization, often resulting in passive learning experiences. This article explores the potential opportunities to transform primary class Natural Science lessons by incorporating interactive methods. By embracing activities that engage students actively, educators can foster a more dynamic and enjoyable learning environment, promoting better comprehension and retention of scientific concepts.

The article discusses methods of increasing the physical fitness of volleyball players through weightlifting. A set of exercises with a barbell has been developed for volleyball players involved in a sports improvement group. A correctly selected set of exercises had a high correlation between the training load and the competitive exercise of volleyball players.

Today, the concept of “socio-informational competence” is actively used in the use of language. According to the description, this type of competence represents a person’s ability to correctly relate to information transmitted on social networks, to be able to separate it according to the principle: whether this or that information is needed or not needed, important or not important. Effective mastery of this competency helps prevent a person from wasting time on social networks. The article reveals the lexical, psychological and pedagogical meaning of the concept of “social and informational competence”. The lexical content of the main concept is explained on the basis of its characteristic descriptions.

This article is a good athlete, and explores the field of spiritualism in women's freestyle wrestling, focusing on important psychological elements that make the difference between the champions. Women require the psychological skill and endurance inherent in their free struggle. We are surrounded by the main aspect of the psyche that female champions see, stimulation from something, concentration, emotional control and endurance. Improving the psychological training of women in freestyle wrestling, this article is for coaches, athletes and sports psychologists this demanding, and the mind necessary to succeed in dynamic sports the choice is made to develop strength.

In order to activate the educational activities of higher education students, to increase the quality and effectiveness of their training, the acquisition of knowledge, the formation of skills and abilities is a complex dynamic process, there are organizational forms of training as a result of the emergence of various tasks, ways, methods and tools of studying the educational material. today, one of the forms of education in the activity of modern educational institutions is the use of lectures, the organization of lecture classes is a very complicated and labor-intensive activity, and the lecture class is organized on the basis of the intellectual potential of an experienced teacher with a high level of pedagogical skills, only science is used in the lecture , without giving information about the basics of the subject, educate students from a socio-ideological point of view, the main goal of the lecture is to develop the students' independent thinking skills, to improve their knowledge and activity skills, and to improve their worldview, to increase the quality and efficiency of their training in order to activate the learning activities of their students. issues of organization based on the innovative approach and the use of modern technologies and methods are interpreted.

This comprehensive review, titled "Diversified Intelligences: An In-depth Exploration of Multiple-Intelligence Domains Among Physically Handicapped Individuals Across Demographic Attributes," delves into the intricate relationship between multiple-intelligence domains and demographic characteristics among individuals facing physical handicaps. Drawing on a thorough examination of existing literature, this review aims to elucidate how diverse cognitive abilities manifest in physically handicapped populations across various demographic attributes. The synthesis of findings contributes to a deeper understanding of the nuanced interplay between multiple intelligences and demographic factors, offering insights for tailored support and inclusive strategies.

This article describes the organization of physical education classes and extracurricular activities with the aim of developing agility and jumping endurance of students in secondary school volleyball clubs with the help of motor games, as well as developing the physical qualities of high school students.