Hudaynazar Yunusov
Doctor of biological sciences,  Professor
Honored  Livestock Breeder of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Rector  SamSUVMLB: 

I studied at secondary school №48 named after Ivan Pavlov, in Yakkabog district of Kashkadarya. Our school was 8 years old at that time. Sherbobo Toshev was my teacher who met us at the entrance of the school for the first time and taught us Alphabet for 3 years. (In the past, all teachers were mostly men) He was a strict, very fair and demanding teacher. I learned the first lesson of life, enlightenment from that teacher. We did not hesitate to ask about things we did not understand or know. The teacher  answered all our questionsnot a single question was left unanswered… for me
I was doing great, my grades for the quarter were perfect, I tried not to get a  "4" grade even in the  diary, my peers and I competed fiercely in this regard. (There is no grade "4" in my high school diploma either) There were times when the desire to study was very strong. Every year we participated in several science Olympiads at once. We would go from biology to chemistry, and then to history. Normally, every year the participants of the Olympiads would be the same. You know how teachers react to such students. We were very close to our teachers. Our teachers trusted us with some of their lessons in the 7th-8th grades, and we also taught our own. Now I remember and admire them - although their dedication and patience were different. If you don't understand a topic, he can stay after class and explain for hours, he doesn't waste his time, he doesn't rush anywhere. I wonder if their nerves were as strong as iron.
When I was studying in Moscow, I used to hear from them during vacations. The last time I visited my school was last year. After that, I received education from many teachers. Colleges of science, academicians, professors, their lessons are imprinted in my memory for a lifetime. I consider myself indebted to them and bow to all my teachers!

Gulchehra Berdiyarova spoke