
The Specific Features of Developing the Mechanism for Forming Students' Spiritual Immunological Education
Abstract
This article analyzes the theoretical and practical aspects of developing students’ spiritual immunity. Spiritual immunity is the individual's ability to resist various social, moral, ideological threats and negative influences. The study highlights the importance of cooperation between educational institutions, parents, and society in fostering this immunity. Furthermore, it emphasizes the role of national ideology, patriotism, respect for cultural heritage, and the development of critical thinking as key factors in strengthening students' spiritual resilience.
Keywords
Spiritual immunity, educational (upbringing) mechanism, student’s personality
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