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The aim is to explore how students can develop a scientific worldview through various educational approaches.

June 10, 2026Open Access

Forms and Methods of Forming a Scientific Worldview in Students

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The aim is to explore how students can develop a scientific worldview through various educational approaches.
Analyzed different pedagogical forms to foster scientific understanding.
Assessed the integration of critical reflection and evidence-based reasoning in learning.
Evaluated the impact of axiological and methodological orientations on student inquiry.
Students exhibited improved ability to explain natural phenomena using scientific methods.
Enhanced critical thinking skills were observed among learners engaged in systematic inquiry.
The integrated approach helped students connect various concepts, leading to a richer scientific understanding.

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This article examines the pedagogical forms and methods through which a scientific worldview can be systematically formed in school students. A scientific worldview is interpreted not as a simple accumulation of facts, but as an integrated intellectual, axiological and methodological orientation that enables learners to explain natural and social phenomena on the basis of evidence, causality, critical reflection and responsible inquiry.

Forms and Methods of Forming a Scientific Worldview in Students

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