THE REASONS FOR THE GROWING USE OF ELECTRONIC BOOKS INSTEAD OF PRINTED BOOKS IN THE MODERN ERA

Authors

  • Xudoyqulova Mahina Group: 193-24 of Foreign Languages Faculty Major: Philology and Language Teaching (English) University of Economics and Pedagogy Email: mxudoyqulova57@gmail.com Author

Keywords:

education, upbringing, lifelong learning, moral values, educational reforms, globalization, innovative pedagogy, human capital.

Abstract

This article provides an in-depth and comprehensive analysis of the role of education and upbringing as fundamental factors in the personal, social, and national development of modern society. The study explores education not only as a system of knowledge transmission but also as a powerful tool for shaping moral values, critical thinking, creativity, and civic responsibility. Particular attention is paid to the interconnection between education and upbringing, emphasizing that effective education cannot exist without strong ethical and cultural foundations.

The article examines the historical evolution of educational systems, modern educational reforms, and innovative pedagogical approaches used in developed countries, comparing them with the educational transformation processes in Uzbekistan. It highlights the importance of lifelong learning, digitalization of education, teacher professionalism, and student-centered methodologies in the context of globalization.

Furthermore, the research analyzes the impact of education on economic growth, social stability, and cultural continuity. The article argues that investing in education and upbringing is a strategic priority for sustainable development, as it ensures the formation of intellectually competent, morally mature, and socially responsible individuals capable of meeting the challenges of the 21st century.

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Published

17-01-2026

How to Cite

THE REASONS FOR THE GROWING USE OF ELECTRONIC BOOKS INSTEAD OF PRINTED BOOKS IN THE MODERN ERA. (2026). ORIENTAL JOURNAL OF ACADEMIC AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY REASEARCH, 4(1), 34-38. https://innoworld.net/index.php/ojamr/article/view/1794