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Emotional Well-Being of Preschoolers in Extreme Climatic and Geographical Conditions by Means of Ecological and Psychological Support

https://doi.org/10.21603/sibscript-2024-26-2-243-264

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Abstract

Emotional well-being of preschool children that live in extreme climatic conditions is difficult to maintain. Emotional well-being is a basis of psychological health that manifests itself as positive emotional states in social environment. It presupposes a stable emotional sphere when interacting with the world, low anxiety, emotional comfort, and adequate self-esteem. Climatic and geographical factors of the Russian Arctic may inhibit the development of the emotional well-being in preschool children. However, some psychological and pedagogical conditions may neutralize the negative impact of environmental factors. They include psycho-emotional monitoring, flexible school interior, and health-saving technologies in the academic process. The authors developed a model of ecological and psychological support for preschool children living in polar regions. It is based on interaction with plants and animals as a source of positive emotions. The model of environmental and psychological support for emotional well-being of preschoolers living in the Russian Arctic justifies the feasibility of health-saving technologies as part of an active cooperation between a preschool institution and a botanical garden.

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Irina V. Kalashnikova
Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden-Institute, Kola Science Centre, Russian Academy of Sciences
Russian Federation

Apatity

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Ksenia N. Belogai
Kemerovo State University
Russian Federation

Kemerovo

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Kalashnikova I.V., Belogai K.N. Emotional Well-Being of Preschoolers in Extreme Climatic and Geographical Conditions by Means of Ecological and Psychological Support. SibScript. 2024;26(2):243-264. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21603/sibscript-2024-26-2-243-264. EDN: axuxvj

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