Personal-Oriented Learning Strategy as a Condition for Creating a Safe Educational Space

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International Research-to-practice conference «Psychologically Safe Educational Environment: Design Problems and Development Prospects»
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International Research-to-practice conference «Psychologically Safe Educational Environment: Design Problems and Development Prospects»
Author:
Irina I. Kameneva 1
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Personal health and security in the modern educational system
Pages:
388-392
Received: 10 November 2020

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1 Southern Federal University
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Kameneva I. I. (2020). Personal-Oriented Learning Strategy as a Condition for Creating a Safe Educational Space. Psychologically Safe Educational Environment: Design Problems and Development Prospects, 388-392. Чебоксары: PH "Sreda".

Abstract

The article describes the use of student-centered learning strategies for creating a safe learning space, highlights the capabilities of the person-oriented approach compared to a traditional knowledge-oriented approach, identifies threats and risks of personal safety of students, marks protective potential of personality-oriented educational space. The article also considers the specifics of the teacher's position in the personal-oriented educational space, the role of the teacher in ensuring the personal safety of students in the educational space.

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