THE ROLE OF THE CONCEPT OF ACMEOLOGICAL APPROACH IN SCIENCE
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Acmeology, educational design, future educators, professional developmentAbstract
Acmeology, the study of human peak performance and self-actualization, has emerged as a significant interdisciplinary field, integrating psychology, pedagogy, and sociology. This article explores the role of the acmeological approach in science, highlighting its contributions to understanding human potential, professional development, and educational methodologies. The integration of acmeology in scientific research offers new perspectives on optimizing human performance and achieving excellence across various domains.
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