METHODOLOGY OF FORMING HEALTHY LIFESTYLE SKILLS AMONG PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN A DIGITAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
Keywords:
Digital learning environment, primary school students, healthy lifestyle, health culture, pedagogical methods, teaching methodology, interactive learning, information and communication technologies (ICT), physical activity, healthy nutrition, personal hygiene, daily routine, multimedia tools, educational technologies, student development, innovative approaches.Abstract
This scientific article analyzes the pedagogical and methodological foundations of forming healthy lifestyle skills among primary school students in a digital learning environment. The study highlights the development of essential skills such as healthy nutrition, physical activity, personal hygiene, and adherence to daily routines through the use of modern information and communication technologies. Additionally, the role and effectiveness of interactive methods, digital platforms, and multimedia tools in the educational process are scientifically substantiated.
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