Published Date: 01.04.2023

Theories of Development Systems — a Conceptual Basis for the Project Activity of Adolescents (through the Prism Research and Educational Project of PI RAE)

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The article discusses the theory of development systems, describes the elements of this direction. The scientific and educational project, through the basis of the theory of development systems, is revealed as a format aimed at introducing scientific knowledge, mastering research activities by participants and forming a semantic space for personal development. Some features of the project are described




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