DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND THE PRIORITY TASKS OF IMPROVING SPIRITUAL–MORAL EDUCATION IN A GLOBALIZED SOCIETY
Keywords:
Digital transformation, globalization, spiritual–moral education, youth, digital environment, spiritual immunity, digital literacy, national values, education, worldview.Abstract
Digital transformation is a process of profound change caused by the deep penetration of information and communication technologies and digital tools into all spheres of social life, including the system of education and upbringing. This article analyzes the new opportunities and threats facing the spiritual–moral education of youth in a globalized and digitalized society, the impact of the digital environment on the worldview of young people, the formation of spiritual immunity and digital literacy, and the priority tasks of improving spiritual–moral education, drawing on the scholarly views of Uzbek and foreign researchers and current normative documents.
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