Abdisamiyeva Dilnoza Isroilovna (Prepared Angela Kosta)

Abdisamiyeva Dilnoza Isroilovna

Abdisamiyeva Dilnoza Isroilovna was born on December 16, 2005, in the Arnasay district of the Jizzakh region.

Currently, Abdisamiyeva Dilnoza Isroilovna is attending training courses on computer literacy and language learning. Her future goal is to become a qualified teacher by applying the knowledge she has gained from her mentors and to pass on her knowledge to future generations.

Abdisamiyeva Dilnoza Isroilovna is actively participating in various competitions, striving to achieve success and establish her place in society.

THE VIRTUAL WORLD AND YOUTH

 One of the most issues of our time is that life is becoming virtualized, and this is often particularly discernible within the lives of youthful individuals. Indeed the most youthful children know what a social organize is and how to use it. 

 When someone is unaware of their purpose in life, they may be deemed a failure from every perspective. Given that he possesses a soul, it should be regarded as a gift, and he should aspire to set lofty objectives for himself. He ought to strive to assist others by performing acts of kindness on a daily basis. When an individual establishes a singular objective for himself and endeavors to achieve it, the duration of his life becomes meaningful. Consequently, there is little time for trivial pursuits. Until the pursuit of knowledge, selecting a career, and mastering a skill become primary objectives, life will drift aimlessly.

 In the worst case, young mothers use gadgets to calm their children, put the phone in their hand when the child is crying, and go about their business. A child needs attention, not a phone. When they give him a phone during the most crucial period of his upbringing...

The excuse for people who don't read books today is that there is no good book. In fact, there are many very interesting, readable books. Only parents should give direction to their children and teach them to choose. When it comes to books, many people ask for an e-version. I don't believe that anyone who reads a book can read an electronic copy. Progress has spoken its word. What seems like a miracle of technology today will turn into a simple fabric tomorrow, but instead it will come out better than Face Chandon. The main goal of the development is to facilitate a lifestyle. Sheikh Muhammad Sadiq Muhammad Yusuf said in his book “Social Etiquette”: “In particular, the use of the Press and information should also be the norm. From them, you can extract information about what will be useful for him, his family, his people and his homeland. This will require routine case management. Something specific can be seen, read or heard at certain hours.”

Life is short, even if a person lives a hundred years. It is better to spend it on acquiring knowledge and learning. These devices themselves serve us when we use the virtual world for the benefit of science. Rather, we are captured by him.