DIDACTIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FORMATION OF A CONFLICT CULTURE IN STUDENTS THROUGH THE SUBJECT "EDUCATION"
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Methodological Support,, Education,, TextbooksAbstract
In this article, the potential for conflict culture to be instilled in pupils through the study of "upbringing" is highlighted. The newly introduced discipline "upbringing" is taught in the general secondary education system with the intention of preparing students for a successful social life and fostering in them a competitive personality that embodies high morals and cultural values. The methods for developing conflict avoidance abilities in pupils are suggested during the teaching of this subject.
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” Upbringing " textbook for Grades 10 / D.Genjayev, Z.Zamanov, Z.Islamov et al. - T.: (publisher name), 2021-128-p
” Discipline " textbook for grades 11 / D.Kenjayev, N.Ismatova, Z.Islamov et al. - T.: (publisher name), 2021-128-p
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