MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENT OF AXIOLOGICAL COMPETENCES IN STUDENTS
Journal Title: International scientific journal Science and Innovation - Year 2023, Vol 2, Issue 11
Abstract
In this article, it was determined that in the development of axiological competencies of students, their spiritual values, social orientation, ideals, and life strategies are important. Also, the mechanisms and stages of developing axiological competencies in students are discussed in detail
Authors and Affiliations
Ibraimov Xolboy Ibragimovich, Siddikov Bakhtiyor Saidkulovich
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