Within the framework of the “Tashkent Experience” project initiated by the Tashkent city administration, overseas internships and experience exchange meetings of the capital’s teachers in the Kingdom of Sweden and the Republic of Finland are ongoing.

📚 The delegation consists of winners of the “Hokim Prize” competition in physics and mathematics, as well as the most advanced physics and mathematics teachers working in the capital’s schools.

ℹ️ For reference, the delegation members are getting acquainted with the analysis of international assessment results (PISA, PIRLS, TIMSS) and mechanisms for achieving effectiveness,

✅ Use of educational methods: project-based learning, practical training, interactive laboratories,

✅ Inclusive education and principles of equality,

✅ Development of students’ research skills,

✅ The education system of Sweden and the goals of teaching within it.

📚 Today, as part of Finland’s professional development program, Professor Maria Ruohotie of the University of Jyväskylä conducted training sessions.