Innovations
Vol. 10 (2022), Issue 1, pg(s) 17-20

INNOVATION POLICY AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT

The intellectual factor of education in an innovative economy

  • 1 Grodno State Agrarian University, Belarus
  • 2 Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno, Belarus

Abstract

The features of the functioning and development of the domestic education system in the context of the requirements of the state strategy for sustainable economic development are considered. The need to improve methodological approaches to the educational process with an increase in research and socio-humanitarian components is shown. Education in all forms of its manifestation in the form of a target process or self-learning is a systemic process in which professional skills and abilities are an important, but not a determining component of a harmonious member of society, which, through its activities, contributes to its progressive development. The fundamental goal of education is to form a harmonious personality, in which the talents laid down at the gene level are manifested and developed to the full extent in adequate accordance with moral criteria based on universal human values and national mentality.

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