PEDAGOGICAL ETHICS IN EDUCATION AND THE EXAMPLE OF THE TEACHER PERSON
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This article analyzes the issues of adherence to pedagogical ethics and exemplary personality of the teacher in the modern education system from a scientific and theoretical perspective. It considers the teacher's adherence to the norms of professional ethics, being a positive example for students, and having a positive impact on the educational process through his personal qualities. It also highlights the role of the teacher in forming a moral and cultural environment in educational institutions, his social responsibility, maintaining a professional image, and ethical standards in pedagogical activity as important factors. The article shows effective ways to implement pedagogical ethics in the education system based on advanced foreign and local experiences.
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