Health-Saving Technologies in Education

Abstract

In terms of the negative impact on children's health, education is one of the top lines. Introducing health-saving methods into educational practice will help to remedy this situation. The leading method is the longitudinal one, characterized by three features: integrity, collective creativity, and duration: 1) when examining a particular problem, we do not pay less attention to other aspects of education, which creates favorable conditions for an in-depth analysis of the nature, interrelation, interdependence of pedagogical phenomena; 2) first, the most experienced teachers are involved in the experiment; the obvious effectiveness of innovations applied by them attracts other teachers to the study; 3) long-term work in the same school creates favorable conditions for a long experiment, which ensures high reliability and validity of the results obtained. We also used observation and content analysis, extrapolation methods and simulation, methods of systematization and generalization, evaluation of the results obtained in the retrospective and the perspective. We investigated the work of several educational institutions and innovator teachers, who made a definite contribution to the solution of the problem of saving the schoolchildren’s health, we gave a work definition of the concept of health-saving educational technologies, disclosed their nature. The use of health-saving educational technologies ensures not only high academic achievements but also excludes overload in the education activities, which allows for all children to learn well without harming their health.

Pedagogical Aspects Of Psychological Safety In Health-Saving Education

“…Within the cognitive approach methodology it is proposed a health-saving behavior model to be a decision strategy (Mukhin et al, 2020). The model describes the behavior of a subject as a result of the addition of individual health-related subject cognitions: 1) perceived risk, perceptions of the severity of the problem, possible benefits and obstacles to the adoption of this behavior model (Mukhin et al, 2020).…”