Umida Imamova

Termez State University, Uzbekistan

Innovation is the process of making new changes in various fields of activity, as well as in the field of education and industry. The result of such changes is news. Any innovation is inevitable, which is formed in the logic of changes and development in society. The essence of innovation is to the tools and methods to achieve new results, obtain them, to overcome traditional or regular elements of traditional activities. The transition of enterprises and organizations of the national economy (including the education) has further strengthened these all conflicts, but the most painful situation is the need to restore the minds of these employees.

Cognitive Competence, Innovative Methods, Creative Teaching, Internet Resources, Education and Training.

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