PEDAGOGICAL CONDITIONS FOR FORMING A VALUE-BASED ATTITUDE TOWARD HEALTH

Saidasrorxo’jayeva Shoxsanam Zakirovna

Authors

Saidasrorxo’jayeva Shoxsanam Zakirovna International University of Chemistry Course: 2. Field of Study: Primary Education

Keywords:

health, value-based attitude

Abstract

This article analyzes the pedagogical conditions for forming a value-based attitude toward health. It examines issues related to the development of a healthy lifestyle, fostering students' conscious approach to health preservation, and the impact of pedagogical methods on this process. Additionally, innovative approaches and effective methods for maintaining health in the educational process are presented.

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