INDIVIDUAL-PERSONAL SYSTEM OF PEDAGOGICAL VALUES
Norboyeva Sarvinoz Mengalievna , Teacher, Termez State Pedagogical Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
It is known that progress in human society is directly related to human spirituality. Spirituality is a condition for understanding the spirit of the times, conducting activities in accordance with it, and summarizing the results of work. In the process of spiritual upliftment inherent in a democratic society, the growing awareness of human dignity, rights, and freedoms contributes to the high socio-cultural value of health and the transformation of medical culture into an essential means of social protection.
Keywords
Secondary protection, health, ecological conditions
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