DEVELOPMENT OF THE ABILITY OF SENIOR SCHOOL PUPILS TO COOPERATE IN THE CONTEXT OF FORMING LIFE SUCCESSFULNESS
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https://doi.org/10.30888/2663-5712.2025-33-04-011Keywords:
cooperation, assertiveness, prosociality, life successfulness, senior school pupil, game technologies, art technologies, scribing method, infographic method, conversation.Abstract
The author outlined the main features of cooperation, noted the necessity for the ability to cooperate to form the life successfulness of a modern senior school pupil, and clarifies the concept of "pupil's ability to cooperate". The research considered tReferences
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