Lesson Text: temur’s political views the aim of the lesson: Educational

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Lesson 1. 
Text: TEMUR’S POLITICAL VIEWS
 
 
The aim of the lesson: 
Educational:
-to improve students’ awareness of active and passive learning, Effective learning 
behaviours
Developing:
-to develop students’ listening and speaking skills, develop to report own ideas, 
communicative skills.
Socio-cultural:
-to raise awareness of Uzbek culture, teaching to respect other cultures
Learning outcomes:
At the end of the lesson students will be able to speak ways of effective 
learning and active, passive learning
Type of the lesson:
non-standard, mixed, modern
Method of the lesson:
individual, group work, pair work
Text: Temur’s
political view. 
 
TEMUR’S POLITICAL VIEWS
There is a book describing Temur’s life, “Temuri –Tuzuki,” which became famous in the 
East and in the West and has been translated into many foreign languages. Nowadays copies of this 
book are kept in the state libraries of Uzbekistan, England, France, the USA, Finland, Iran, India, 
Turkey, Egypt, Yemen and other countries. 
The reason the book became famous is that it includes ways to run a government, rules for 
organizing an army and ways to win battles. This book was very important and useful to many 
kings and governors. Many governors kept it in their libraries and learned the arts of leading 
governments. For example: in Bobur’s generation, Shah Jahan: the khan of Kokand, Muhammad 
Ali (1821-1842): the Amir of Bukhara, Abdullahadhon (1885-1910) and others ordered their 
assistants to make copies of the book. 
The book “Temuri- Tuzuki” attracted the attention not only of rulers and governors, but of political 
scientists and historians. It was translated into English in 1830, into old Urdu in 1845, into Russian 
in 1894 and 1934, and into old Uzbek in 1835. In Temur’s motherland, in his native country of 
Uzbekistan, It was translated into modern Uzbek and published in 1991.