FORMATION OF COMPETITIVENESS OF STUDENTS IN THE EDUCATIONAL SPACE
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https://doi.org/10.63034/esr-463Keywords:
education system, socialization, social maturity, competitiveness, personal autonomy, cultural development, youthAbstract
The rapid transformations of the modern world, driven by economic, scientific, and technological advancements, necessitate a reevaluation of social relations and the role of the education system. Education is increasingly required to train graduates who are capable of acting independently, making responsible decisions, and assuming both personal and societal responsibilities. As the primary social institution, the educational environment facilitates the controlled socialization of youth, equipping them to address strategic socio-economic challenges and fostering essential competitiveness skills. Moreover, education functions as a crucial cultural mechanism, shaping the social maturity of younger generationsReferences
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