List of publications on a keyword: «respect»
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FOSTERING FAMILY VALUES: PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN PARENTS AND TEACHERS OF A PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
ProceedingSocio-Pedagogical Issues of Education and Upbringing- Author:
- Oksana V. Nikiforenko
- Work direction:
- Теория и методика обучения и воспитания
- Abstract:
- The article examines the importance and relevance of the partnership between parents and teachers in a preschool educational institution. The authors of the article emphasize that parents and teachers are key figures in a child’s life and their joint work allows for an integrated approach to learning and development. The article notes that in modern society it is important to establish high-quality interaction between parents and teachers to form family values in children.
- Keywords:
- preschool education, interaction, family values, child development, partnership between parents and teachers, information exchange, respect, self-employed preschool education
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Respect for elders as a tradition of upbringing in a modern Khakass family
Review ArticleEthnic Culture Volume 5 No 3- Author:
- Klavdiya I. Sultanbaeva
- Work direction:
- Ethno-Cultural Problems of Education
- Abstract:
- The article discusses the results of an empirical study of the tradition of raising respect for elders in children of six or seven years old in a modern Khakass family. The relevance of the study is due to the need to familiarize the younger generations with the traditional values of the people and the formation of the spiritual and moral culture of the child's personality. The purpose of the study is to study the traditions of upbringing in the Khakass family, namely, a respectful attitude towards elders. One of the tasks of the work was the study of the moral ideas of children of senior preschool age. The study was conducted in the kindergarten “Kalinka” in Abakan on the basis of empirical methods and the research methodology “Subject Pictures”. The modern Khakass family is influenced by transformational processes and partially preserves ethno-cultural traditions. The tradition of respect for elders and adults is recognized by respondents as significant in the moral education of children, but is not considered as an independent cultural value. In the modern Khakass family, the described tradition in the moral education of children is partially preserved. In the moral ideas of older preschoolers, holistic reasoning about good and bad, good and evil prevails, there is an idea of helping elders, but the understanding of the concept of “respect for elders” is still poorly formed.
- Keywords:
- senior preschooler, moral ideas, tradition of respect for elders, Khakass family