“THE IMPORTANCE OF CLEAN AIR AND GREEN AREAS IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT”
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Clean air, green areas, preschool education, ecological environment, child development, healthy lifestyle.Abstract
This article scientifically analyzes the importance of clean air and green areas in the development of preschool-aged children. It examines the role of environmental factors in the healthy growth and psychophysiological development of children, as well as provides practical recommendations for improving the ecological environment in preschool educational institutions. Based on the analysis of local and foreign scientific literature, the article highlights the significance of clean air, green spaces, and outdoor activities in strengthening children’s physical and psychological health.
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