Key words: educational process, personality formation, influence of social environment, pedagogical activity, individual activity, moral and ethical development, psychological factors
Summary
The formation of the modern student's personality is a multifaceted and complex process, which occurs through the interaction of individual, social, and psychological factors. In this process, students’ individuality, self-awareness, and the exploration of their own abilities play a crucial role. At the same time, modern education develops students’ skills in independent thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making. Interactions with the social environment, communication, and collaboration abilities shape the social dimension of their personality.
Emotional regulation, motivation, and the drive to achieve success are key components of psychological development. Furthermore, creativity and cognitive activity strengthen students’ critical thinking, analytical skills, and innovative approaches. Thus, pedagogical and psychological support ensures the balanced development of the student and contributes to the formation of a personality that meets the demands of the modern era.
