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Keyword: «student collective»

The article examines conflict prevention in the student collective as one of the important areas of the class teacher’s educational work. It is shown that the timely identification and prevention of conflict situations contribute to the formation of a positive psychological climate in the classroom and the development of communication culture and constructive interaction skills among students. The article analyzes the main causes of conflicts among schoolchildren and describes the methods and forms of work used by class teachers to prevent and resolve them. Particular attention is paid to educational activities, discussions, and training sessions aimed at developing tolerance, mutual respect, and the ability to reach compromises. The paper also presents an analysis of practical approaches to organizing work with the student group in order to prevent conflicts. In conclusion, practical recommendations are formulated for class teachers on creating an atmosphere of cooperation and mutual understanding in the classroom.
The paper examines the role of the class teacher in designing and implementing the educational environment of the classroom, which is essential for the personal development of students. It reveals the content of this concept, its structural components, and their impact on the formation of students' value orientations and social qualities. The paper analyzes the activities of the class teacher, the forms and methods of educational work, interaction with families, and the mechanisms of forming a student community. It emphasizes the systemic nature of the class teacher's activities and the integration of pedagogical influences to ensure the coherence of school and family influences. The paper also substantiates the need for a personally oriented and value-based approach to students' self-realization. The educational environment is presented as a dynamic system, where the class teacher is the organizer of the educational process, ensuring the harmonious development and socialization of the individual.