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Инновационная модель образования дошкольников в области безопасности

Инновационная модель образования дошкольников в области безопасности

Abstract

The paper considers innovative model of education in the sphere of safety of life activities in the period of preschool childhood. It further discusses the theoretical foundations and organizational-methodical support of this model.

Раскрывается инновационная модель образования в области безопасности жизнедеятельности в период дошкольного детства. Рассматриваются теоретические основы и организационно-методическое обеспечение данной модели.

Keywords

КОНЦЕПЦИЯ ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ В ОБЛАСТИ БЕЗОПАСНОСТИ ЖИЗНЕДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТИ, ПЕРИОД ДОШКОЛЬНОГО ДЕТСТВА

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influence
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impulse
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