Developing a Value-Based Attitude Toward the Cultural Traditions of the Uzbek People: Specific Features, Challenges and a Pedagogical Model

This article examines how an axiological (value-based) attitude toward the cultural traditions of the Uzbek people is formed. It considers the content and distinctive features of this process, the problems it currently faces, and possible ways of addressing them. The axiological approach treats tradition not simply as an inheritance from the past but as a spiritual value that orients the life of both the individual and society. The study uncovers the value foundations of Uzbek traditions (family, mahalla, respect for elders, hospitality, hashar, holidays and rituals, learning and enlightenment), points out the contradictions that globalization produces, and proposes a pedagogical model for cultivating a value-based attitude toward national traditions.