SOCIO-PEDAGOGICAL WORK WITH CHILDREN OF CENTRAL ASIAN MIGRANTS IN RUSSIA
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The article focuses on the issue of socio-pedagogical work with children of Central Asian migrants in Russia. The authors analyze the challenges and opportunities that arise in this context, considering the social, cultural, and linguistic diversity of the target group. The article presents the results of empirical research conducted in Moscow and discusses the main strategies and methods used in working with these children. The authors emphasize the importance of intercultural education and the need to develop a positive attitude towards cultural diversity among both migrant children and the host society. They argue that this can be achieved through the creation of inclusive educational environments that respect and value the diversity of all students.
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