The necessity of Pareto principle in environmental studies

\nThe article emphasizes the significance of applying the Pareto principle in education, particularly in distributing knowledge based on its importance. Education fundamentally involves teaching, encompassing the instructor’s activities, influencing students’ learning and studying processes, and the students’ active participation in the learning process. Efficient organization of the educational process facilitates achieving the desired objectives. Consequently, resource allocation in education is of utmost importance. This article demonstrates how Pareto’s law can enhance the quality of language education, specifically mother tongue education. It highlights the Pareto principle as a tool for achieving efficiency in education management, similar to its applications in economics, science, business, time management, and other fields. Additionally, in lexicography, Pareto’s law is employed to categorize language units intended for inclusion in a dictionary based on their relative importance in speech composition.\n