CONSTANTS OF INSTILLING A SENSE OF PATRIOTISM AND LOYALTY TO NATIONAL VALUES IN YOUTH DURING THE CURRENT RENEWAL PROCESS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/Keywords:
patriotism, national values, youth education, national identity, historical memory, civic responsibility, moral and ethical education, globalization, digital environment, national identification, pedagogical constants, social activity, creativity, civic stance.Abstract
This article analyzes the pedagogical and social foundations of shaping feelings of patriotism, understanding of national identity, and loyalty to national values among the younger generation in the current process of socio-political and spiritual renewal. In the context of globalization, digitalization, rapid information flow, and expanding cultural connections, strengthening the moral and ethical worldview of young people has become particularly relevant. In the study, factors such as historical memory, understanding of national identity, civic responsibility, respect for the mother tongue, loyalty to national culture and traditions, involvement in society's development, and constructive activity are highlighted as key constants in patriotic education.
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