METHODOLOGY OF DEVELOPING THE ECOLOGICAL CULTURE OF FUTURE ENGINEERS IN TECHNICAL HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
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Khalikova Khurshida Abdullayevna ()Files
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This article examines the methodology of developing the ecological culture of future engineers in technical higher educational institutions. The study focuses on the pedagogical conditions, methodological approaches, and practical mechanisms that support the formation of ecological knowledge, ecological thinking, professional responsibility, and sustainable engineering behavior among students. Ecological culture is interpreted as an integral professional quality of a future engineer, combining awareness of environmental problems, the ability to assess the ecological consequences of technical decisions, responsible use of natural resources, and readiness to apply environmentally safe technologies in professional activity. The article emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary integration, problem-based learning, project-based activities, laboratory practice, environmental monitoring, digital modeling, and case-based tasks in the educational process. In the context of technical education, ecological culture should not be limited to separate theoretical knowledge, but should be systematically integrated into engineering disciplines, practical training, and research activities. The results show that a methodologically organized educational process contributes to the development of students’ ecological competence, analytical thinking, responsible professional position, and readiness to solve engineering problems in accordance with the principles of sustainable development.
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