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Relevance. The study is crucial for understanding how sociocultural contexts influence learning strategies and personality development. By examining educational practices in Kosovo and Kyrgyzstan, it highlights the impact of cultural heritage and historical events on educational outcomes. The relevance is underscored by the need to adapt teaching methods to diverse sociocultural environments to enhance educational effectiveness. Purpose. The purpose of this study was to identify effective learning strategies tailored to different sociocultural contexts. It aimed to explore how cultural traditions, social status, ethnicity, language, and religious beliefs influence the educational process and personality development. By examining educational practices in Kosovo and Kyrgyzstan, the study sought to develop recommendations for adapting educational strategies to these unique sociocultural environments. Methodology. The research employed a comparative analysis of educational practices in Kosovo and Kyrgyzstan, focusing on sociocultural aspects. It utilized interdisciplinary methods to address the influence of cultural traditions, social status, ethnicity, and religious beliefs on education. Additionally, ethical issues were considered in adapting educational strategies to these sociocultural contexts. Results. The study found that education significantly impacts personality development, with this influence being closely tied to the sociocultural context of the learning environment. It was determined that sociocultural factors such as language and social status play a crucial role in shaping educational experiences and outcomes. Recommendations for adapting educational strategies and addressing ethical concerns were developed based on these findings. Conclusions. Effective learning and personality development require an understanding of various sociocultural characteristics of students. The study concluded that interdisciplinary approaches and ethical considerations are essential for adapting educational programs to different cultural contexts. Pedagogical leadership plays a vital role in implementing these adapted strategies to ensure successful educational outcomes. Keywords: individualised approach; interdisciplinary approach; adaptation strategies; intercultural interaction; socioculturalism; professional competencies of teachers
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