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26THE YOUNG SPIRITUAL-MORAL OF THE GLOBAL NETWORK EFFECTS
ON EDUCATION
Mukhiddin Abdurashidovich Tajibaev Jalol Tursunmuratovich Akhmedov
Teacher, department of "Social Sciences" Teacher, department of "Social Sciences"
of Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute of Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute
ABSTRACT
This article analyzes the socio-philosophical problems of the impact of the global network on the spirituality of young people. The priorities of effective and reliable protection of the minds of young people in the era of globalization from harmful ideas and influences coming through the Internet are also covered in detail.
Keywords: ethics, information, alien ideas, spirituality global network.
INTRODUCTION
Today, anyone can receive or transmit any information through the Internet system that surrounds the world like a network. The Internet, which is the world's message when a human being is naturally thirsty for novelty and information, has led to many positive and negative consequences in recent years. Is it possible to ignore the fact that through the same system there are pornographic sites that contradict simple ethical norms, and that the products of this modern information technology are easily used by transnational criminal groups, terrorists and fanatics?
LITERATURE REVIEW AND METHODOLOGY
In the context of the Internet, state borders remain open. Of course, every country tries to protect its borders as much as possible. For example, China and Indonesia were among the first to set up different filters for internet messages. But in this regard, we need a reliable way to create immunity for the general public from information that is contrary to the interests of Uzbekistan. If a citizen who browses the sites on the Internet has a strong sense of homeland, a strong belief in his people, he will not believe in any slanders and fabrications. People with immunity, strong faith, high pride, and mature political culture cannot be influenced by foreign ideas. Today, our young people receive a wide range of information and data not only in educational institutions, but also through radio and television, the press, the Internet.
DISCUSSION
Even a small message, which at first glance may seem trivial, directed against human spirituality today, can gain strength from the intensity of globalization in the
world of information and cause enormous moral damage that is invisible but cannot be compensated for by anything.
Those who spread ideas that are alien to our spirituality through the Internet and mobile media are trying to achieve their goals, mainly by influencing the emotions of young people. The fact that some older, life-experienced parents are indifferent to the fact that their children are imitating the negative aspects of Western behavior in dress, behavior, relationships, dreams and aspirations, and sometimes encourage them, causes serious problems in the upbringing of the next generation. The fact that we sometimes encounter those who unknowingly invade our spirituality proves the need for education as well as the search for knowledge from the cradle to the grave.
RESULTS
Today, on the issue of educating the youth, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev emphasizes the following: Today the times are changing rapidly. Young people are the ones who feel these changes the most. May the youth meet the requirements of their time. But at the same time, don't forget your identity. May the call of who we are and what a generation of great beings always resonate in their hearts and motivate them to remain true to themselves. How do we achieve this? Upbringing, upbringing and only at the expense of upbringing. But upbringing is not just about school upbringing. Now we are all accustomed to shifting all the blame to school. What about the neighborhood, the family, the general public? The time has come to understand the true meaning of the proverb, "Seven neighborhoods for a child, both father and mother". It is time to realize and live on this basis. But who cares about the fate of the neighborhood today, especially the unorganized youth? Who controls who the children talk to, when they go to school and when they come? " [1]. "Because no other institution can play the role of the People's Mahalla Institute, which values the unique place of spiritual and moral values, in educating the younger generation, preserving the sanctity of the family, which is the smallest link in society, and developing kindness, humanity and tolerance. he correctly understood that he could not "[2.B.58].
In today's era of intense globalization, effective and reliable protection of the minds of young people from harmful ideas and influences coming through the Internet is becoming increasingly important. This requires teachers, propagandists, parents to be more vigilant and vigilant, to further expand the scope of work to strengthen the ideological immunity of the younger generation.
Anyone who has worked on the internet will be aware of world news, some young people do not feel that they are in a virtual world. Working on it can also be detrimental to the development and health of mental ideas. The Internet is disturbing the world community with its pornographic sites, influencing the minds of teenagers and
spreading some unconventional messages. According to a study by Belgian professor Frank Tevisson, 90 percent of students in European countries use the Internet. However, when surveyed on which site they use, it was found that only 10 percent of students preferred access to sites directly related to the learning process, and 90 percent preferred access to sites with pornographic content [3].
That is why it is advisable for parents to monitor the process of their children working on the Internet. Nowadays, various Internet sites have a negative impact on the minds of young people, but the number of people who get used to it is increasing day by day. Such a mental connection leads to tragic consequences. Some young people are involved in various games in computer clubs. It exists not only in Uzbekistan but also in other countries. For example, computer games are very popular in South Korea.
CONCLUSION
Much of the information prepared for Central Asian states is funded by ideological centers that aim to have a psychological impact on the worldview of those living in the region. Their aim is to assert that the path chosen by the independent states is wrong, with the main focus on justifying that they will ultimately face social upheavals, all of which are being done to demoralize the nation, turn it back from its chosen path and force it to seek patronage. Therefore, as the first President said, it would be expedient to fight against thought, against idea, against ignorance, against enlightenment.
The study and deep understanding of the rich spiritual heritage of our ancestors will lead our young people to perfection. Knowing the world through the Internet will help them to increase their intellectual potential. In this sense, the heirs of a country that values its past and faces the future, as well as its past, will introduce the great country to the world.
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