INTERDISCIPLINARITY AS A BASIS FOR EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
- Liudmyla Abramova
, - Olha Abramova
Abstract
In the context of global transformations accompanied by increasing environmental, social, and economic challenges, ensuring sustainable development of society is becoming particularly relevant [1]. In this regard, education plays a key role as a tool for shaping a new paradigm of thinking focused on balanced development, responsible decision-making, and an awareness of interconnections between various spheres of social life.
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