An Interesting and Meaningful Debate on "Is It Really Difficult to Be Human?" Based on the Work of Famous Writer O'lmas Umarbekov

A fascinating and meaningful debate on the topic "Is it Really Difficult to Be Human?" based on the work "Odam bo‘lish qiyin" by the famous writer O'lmas Umarbekov was held among third-year students of the Psychology and Primary Education departments.

The event was organized by the Department of Talented Student Affairs and the Department of Pedagogy and Psychology within the Faculty of Education.

During the debate, students analyzed the social, moral, and psychological issues raised in the book, and expressed their opinions on the author's perspective.

Participants deeply discussed important concepts such as being human, moral choices, social responsibility, and personal maturity. Throughout the discussions, students demonstrated their skills in critical and logical thinking, freely expressing their opinions, and substantiating their positions.

The debate once again confirmed the importance of literature in shaping the human heart. Not only did the students have the opportunity to analyze the work in-depth, but they also gained an understanding of the modern interpretation of the concept of "being human."