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Mechanism of Development of Students' Spiritual Development Following Professional Training

Mamatkulova Mukhlisa Mamirjonovna(1),


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Abstract


The integration of spiritual development within the framework of professional training has garnered increasing attention in contemporary education. This research endeavors to explore the multifaceted mechanism by which students' spiritual development is nurtured and influenced within the context of their academic and vocational pursuits. Grounded in a synthesis of educational psychology, philosophy, and sociology, this study investigates the dynamic interplay between pedagogical strategies, personal values, and the broader socio-cultural environment that shape students' spiritual growth.Drawing upon a comprehensive literature review, this study identifies key factors that contribute to the development of students' spirituality within professional training programs. These factors include the role of reflective practices, ethical education, mentorship, and exposure to diverse worldviews. It examines how these components interact with students' intrinsic values and belief systems, and how they adapt and evolve throughout their educational journey.Furthermore, this research explores the impact of the learning environment, including the institutional culture, curriculum design, and extracurricular activities, on students' spiritual development. It investigates how educational institutions can foster an inclusive and supportive environment that accommodates diverse spiritual and philosophical perspectives.

Keywords


Education values; Professional training mechanism; Professional training; Socio-cultural influences; Spiritual development; Student development

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