THE PEDAGOGICAL AND SOCIO-SPIRITUAL ESSENCE OF PATRIOTIC EDUCATION
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Patriotism is a concept that expresses people's love for and devotion to their native land and their own home. Patriotism is one of the universal human feelings and spiritual values that are common to all people, peoples and nations and have been refined over the centuries. This article sets out the pedagogical and socio-spiritual essence of patriotic education.
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