THE CONCEPT OF PERSONAL QUALITIES, THEIR COMPONENTS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS
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Personal qualities, components of personality, psychological foundations, pedagogical foundations, child development, early childhood education, moral and social traits, teacher-parent collaboration, emotional development, individual characteristics.Abstract
The article explores the concept of personal qualities in the context of psychological and pedagogical science, analyzing their components and mechanisms of formation. It emphasizes the significance of personal qualities in the development of an individual, highlighting their role in emotional, social, and cognitive spheres. The study examines theoretical approaches to understanding personal traits, including psychological characteristics, moral values, motivation, and behavioral patterns, and considers how these qualities can be cultivated through educational and pedagogical practices. The paper also addresses the interaction between teachers and parents in fostering the holistic development of personal qualities in children, stressing the importance of early childhood education as a foundational period for shaping stable and positive personality traits.
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