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Типы психологической устойчивости учащихся к социокультурным рискам образовательной среды школы

Authors: Gilemkhanova, E. N.;

Типы психологической устойчивости учащихся к социокультурным рискам образовательной среды школы

Abstract

The study present a classification of the types of students’ psychological resistance to the socio-cultural risks of the school’s educational environment. The classification is based on the author’s understanding of the individualized safety risks of the educational environment as personal characteristics of the participants in the educational process, which determine the problems of interaction in the “subject-context” system of the educational environment.

Представлена классификация типов психологической устойчивости учащихся к социокультурным рискам безопасности образовательной среды школы. В основе классификации лежит авторское понимание индивидуализированных рисков безопасности образовательной среды как личностных особенностей субъектов образовательного процесса, обуславливающих сложность взаимодействия в «субъектноконтекстной » системе образовательной среды.

Работа выполнена за счет средств Программы стратегического академического лидерства Казанского (Приволжского) федерального университета (ПРИОРИТЕТ-2030).

Keywords

SAFETY OF EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT, СОЦИАЛЬНО-ПСИХОЛОГИЧЕСКАЯ УЯЗВИМОСТЬ, БЕЗОПАСНОСТЬ ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНОЙ СРЕДЫ, SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL VULNERABILITY, SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL DISINTEGRATION, SOCIOCULTURAL RISKS, СОЦИАЛЬНО-ПСИХОЛОГИЧЕСКОЙ ДЕЗИНТЕГРИРОВАННОСТЬ, TYPE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL STABILITY, ВИРТУАЛЬНАЯ АУТИЗАЦИЯ, VIRTUAL AUTIZATION, ТИП ПСИХОЛОГИЧЕСКОЙ УСТОЙЧИВОСТИ, СОЦИОКУЛЬТУРНЫЕ РИСКИ

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