ETHNO-PEDAGOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EDUCATING FUTURE TEACHERS WITH A SENSE OF NATIONAL PRIDE
Keywords:
Value, education, national pride, promotion, patriotism, idea, aspiration, relationship.Abstract
This article discusses the ethno-pedagogical features of educating future teachers based on a sense of national pride. Also, in the article, some thoughts are expressed about the importance of ethno-pedagogical values in instilling in students today a sense of love for the homeland, its present, past and future.
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