DEVELOPING SOCIAL AND COMMUNICATIVE SKILLS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS THROUGH EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Keywords:
primary education, social qualities, extracurricular activities, upbringing, game activities, team project, kindness, responsibility, culture of communication, socialization, pedagogical process, family-school-neighborhood cooperation.Abstract
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the process of forming socially significant qualities in primary school students, its theoretical and psychological foundations, and the educational potential of extracurricular activities. The role of game activities, creative tasks, and team projects in the socialization of students is highlighted, and the importance of family, school, and neighborhood cooperation is substantiated. Also, effective methods for developing a culture of responsibility, kindness, helpfulness, and communication in students are shown.
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