Safe and Innovative Educational Environment ‎as A CoreChallenge in Preparing Future Specialists

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    https://doi.org/10.14419/nm1a1j88

    Received date: November 18, 2025

    Accepted date: December 20, 2025

    Published date: December 26, 2025

  • Safe; Innovative Environment; Educational Space; Digital Technologies for Implementing Innovative Approaches in Education; Continuity; ‎Integration.

  • Abstract

    The article presents the main concepts of the study. The components and key features of realizing a safe, innovative environment in the edu-‎cational space are highlighted. The features of creating a culture of training future specialists to implement a safe, innovative environment in ‎higher education are described, along with the key characteristics. The importance of introducing modern technologies into the educational ‎process to implement innovative approaches to learning is demonstrated, which is crucial for fostering a culture of training future specialists ‎to create an innovative, safe environment in the educational space. The principles of design are revealed, and the impact of the digitalization ‎of the educational space is shown to support the effective functioning of a safe, innovative higher education environment. The purpose of ‎the experimental work was to verify the success of the developed pedagogical circumstances for growing the readiness of future specialists ‎to device a safe, innovative environment in the educational space and in the author's special course. The consequence of the consequences of ‎the pedagogical formative experiment was established by procedures of mathematical statistics, which showed the success of the projected ‎pedagogical conditions and special course. Using the nonparametric criterion of agreement of K. Pearson (χ2), the dependability of the study ‎data was demonstrated‎.

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    Kruchek, V., Horska, O., Popkov, B., Basarab, N., Lemko, H., Aprielieva, I., Dmytrenko, A., Melnyk, A., Postova, S., & Kindei, L. (2025). Safe and Innovative Educational Environment ‎as A CoreChallenge in Preparing Future Specialists. International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, 14(8), 531-539. https://doi.org/10.14419/nm1a1j88