PEDAGOGICAL DIRECTIONS OF DEVELOPING AXIOLOGICAL ATTITUDE TO SPIRITUAL-AESTHETIC HERITAGE IN STUDENTS
Keywords:
higher education, spiritual and cultural heritage, axiological attitude, theoretical and methodological basis, competence, improvement, pedagogical, technological, model, didactic, social significance, educational feature.Abstract
The article studies the theoretical and methodological foundations of developing the axiological attitude of higher education students to spiritual and cultural heritage, the methodological system of developing the axiological attitude of higher education students to spiritual and cultural heritage, and the effectiveness of developing the axiological attitude of higher education students to spiritual and cultural heritage. Also, pedagogical directions of developing the axiological attitude of higher education students to spiritual and cultural heritage are analyzed.
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