CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE AND SELF-MANAGEMENT IN HIGHER MILITARY EDUCATION

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  • Atakhanov Jasur Alijanovich

    Senior Lecturer at the Military Security and Defense University of the Republic of Uzbekistan

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Keywords:
Higher military education, military self-management, tactical time management, cognitive capital, ALP method, ABC analysis, Eisenhower Matrix, combat readiness, continuous education, professional burnout.
Abstract

This lecture text examines the mechanisms for improving the personal and tactical effectiveness of command staff and faculty members in Higher Military Educational Institutions (HMEIs). The study analyzes efficient use of service time within the military management system (time management), the causes of time deficiency, preservation of cognitive capital, as well as the application algorithms of the ALP method, ABC analysis, and the Eisenhower Matrix in operational situations. In addition, the paper scientifically and pedagogically substantiates the role of officers’ self-management in high-stress educational and combat environments, strategies for success, and the principles of “Lifelong Learning” within military Acmeology.

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2026-05-26
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CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE AND SELF-MANAGEMENT IN HIGHER MILITARY EDUCATION. (2026). Eureka Journal of Education & Learning Technologies, 2(5), 358-376. https://eurekaoa.com/index.php/2/article/view/1106