In this article, the use of folklore is explored as a means to enhance the spiritual development of schoolchildren, promoting their emotional, intellectual, and moral growth. Engaging with folklore exposes children to different cultural perspectives and helps them develop a sense of identity and belonging. Moreover, folklore encourages imagination, creativity, critical thinking, and empathy. It serves as a mirror through which children can explore their cultural heritage, values, and beliefs.
In this article, the use of folklore is explored as a means to enhance the spiritual development of schoolchildren, promoting their emotional, intellectual, and moral growth. Engaging with folklore exposes children to different cultural perspectives and helps them develop a sense of identity and belonging. Moreover, folklore encourages imagination, creativity, critical thinking, and empathy. It serves as a mirror through which children can explore their cultural heritage, values, and beliefs.
| № | Author name | position | Name of organisation |
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| 1 | Khujaeva S.S. | English teacher | Urgench State Pedagogical Institute |
| 2 | Allaberganova U.M. | student | Urgench State Pedagogical Institute |
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