Lesson Text: The 12 principles by which Emir Temur was guided. The aim of the lesson: Educational

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Lesson 3. Text: The 12 principles by which Emir Temur was guided. 
 
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
 
 
THE 12 PRINCIPLES BY WHICH AMIR TEMURWAS GUIDED. 
Temur clearly said that during his governing period he was guided by twelve rules, 
and thanks to these rules he achieved great successes in both governing and wining battles. 
А leader should take care of the poorest sections of the populations. Temur gave money, food 
and animals to them and won their respect. In this way he kept the populations between hope and 
fear. He defended his people from criminals. 
A leader should respect all scientists, engineers, historians, writers and educated and talented 
people. Temur often organized meetings and got their advice. He hated dishonest, poorly 
behaved people. If Temur decided to do some work he always finished it. He learned from the 
experiences of his ancestors. He kept his word, and did not break promises. Temur was always 
interested in the life of the common people. He respected older people as his brothers and 
younger ones as his children and kept a respectful attitude to- warders the traditions, customs, 
laws and rules of each city and village. He demanded that historians write about the real life of 
the people. When he found out that some governors and soldiers made people suffer, he punished 
them.