THE VALUE OF TEACHING CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN AND THROUGH NATIONAL HISTORY.
Keywords:
Samarkand, tourism, cultural, diversity, national history,Abstract
To start with, the motivation for this thesis title began because of my strong interest for teaching different students. After entering Silk Road international university of tourism and cultural heritage, I started studying with foreign students and some foreign professors taught us. I was so interested in their teaching methods which was another reason for exploring teaching cultural diversity in and through national history at schools in Samarkand.
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