FORMING AN APPRECIATIVE ATTITUDE TO NATURE AS A CULTURAL VALUE IN A PRE-SCHOOL GROUP OF CHILDREN OF MIXED AGE

Nadzife Asimova Changalova

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Educational Alternatives, Volume 13, 2015

FORMING AN APPRECIATIVE ATTITUDE TO NATURE AS A CULTURAL VALUE IN A PRE-SCHOOL GROUP OF CHILDREN OF MIXED AGE

Nadzife Asimova Changalova

Pages: 511-519
Published: 27 Aug 2015
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Abstract: The present paper analyzes scientific research studies on the familiarization of children at pre-school age with the natural environment to the effect of forming an appreciative attitude to nature as a cultural value. The basic structural components of the concept are outlined: the cognitive, the affective, and the behavioural one. Arguments from the theory and practice of education have been advanced which prove the necessity for developing a theoretical model of pedagogical intervention for the formation of an appreciative attitude to nature as a cultural value.

Keywords: nature as a cultural value, attitude and structural components, pre-school mixed-age group

Cite this article: Nadzife Asimova Changalova. FORMING AN APPRECIATIVE ATTITUDE TO NATURE AS A CULTURAL VALUE IN A PRE-SCHOOL GROUP OF CHILDREN OF MIXED AGE. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Educational Alternatives 13, 511-519 (2015). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1000958/

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