THE SOCIAL SIGNIFICANCE OF EDUCATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN SOCIETY
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education, social development, social mobility, equality, human capital, civic responsibility, modern society, sustainable development.Abstract
This article analyzes the social significance of education in the development of modern society. The study examines how education influences social mobility, economic growth, civic responsibility, cultural development, and adaptation to globalization and technological change. The findings show that education plays a key role in reducing inequality, improving employment opportunities, and forming responsible and active citizens. The article concludes that strengthening the quality and accessibility of education is essential for sustainable social development and the progress of modern society.Downloads
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