THE INTERRELATION OF EDUCATION AND UPBRINGING PROCESSES AND THEIR PEDAGOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE
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education, upbringing, pedagogical process, personality development, educational system, moral education, pedagogical significance.Abstract
This article examines the interrelation between the processes of education and upbringing and their pedagogical significance in the modern educational system. Education and upbringing are considered as closely interconnected processes that play an important role in the formation of a well-rounded personality. The article analyzes the theoretical foundations of education and upbringing, as well as their role in shaping students’ moral, intellectual, and social development. Special attention is given to the importance of integrating educational and upbringing activities in the learning process to ensure the effective development of students’ competencies and personal qualities.
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