METHODOLOGY OF USING MULTIMEDIA TOOLS IN TEACHING THE DUTOR INSTRUMENT

Authors

  • Babayeva Maxfirabonu Davronbek qizi Автор
  • Nurmatova Mayya Abdullayevna Автор

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18440398

Keywords:

dutor instrument, multimedia tools, national instruments, interactive education, digital educational technologies, musical competence, performance skills

Abstract

This article discusses the methodology for the effective use of multimedia tools in teaching the dutor instrument during music culture lessons in secondary schools. The study analyzes the issues of organizing the process of studying Uzbek national instruments, in particular the dutor, based on modern pedagogical technologies. The possibilities of developing students' musical hearing, performance skills and creative activity through multimedia tools - audio and video recordings, interactive presentations, virtual lesson plans and digital notes are revealed. The article substantiates the pedagogical effectiveness of multimedia-based classes through experimental work

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Published

2026-02-05

How to Cite

Babayeva, M., & Nurmatova, M. (2026). METHODOLOGY OF USING MULTIMEDIA TOOLS IN TEACHING THE DUTOR INSTRUMENT . International Conference on Science, Education & Law, 2(1), 228–231. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18440398