FORMATION OF ECOLOGICAL CULTURE IN PRIMARY CLASSES THROUGH INTERDISCIPLINARY INTEGRATION (IN THE EXAMPLE OF NATURAL AND EXACT SCIENCES)
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Modern society, ecological culture, medical sciences, exact sciences, elementary school students, interdisciplinary integration.Аннотация
Ecological culture is a concept that refers to an individual's values, attitudes, and behaviors that contribute to the preservation and protection of the environment. It is essential to nurture ecological culture in students from an early age as it promotes responsible and sustainable behavior towards the environment. This article aims to explore the significance and impact of interdisciplinary integration in the formation of ecological culture among elementary school students.
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