PERSONALIZED DISTANCE EDUCATION AS A TOOL TO PREVENT INVOLUTIVE PROCESSES INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT IN OLD AGE
Abstract
Aging of population and dynamics of economic development of society requires permanent education of a person during the all period of development, old age including. However, education in this age has some specific features. Style of aging and health of a man (physical and psychological) depends on the degree of adaptation to the modern conditions.
Keywords: aging, cognitive functions, individuation education
Accepted: 16.06.2013
Reviewed: 28.06.2013
Published: 31.07.2013
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2013-07-31
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Коваленко-Кобилянська Ірина Генріхівна K.-K. I. G. (2013). PERSONALIZED DISTANCE EDUCATION AS A TOOL TO PREVENT INVOLUTIVE PROCESSES INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT IN OLD AGE. TECHNOLOGIES OF INTELLECT DEVELOPMENT, 1(4). Retrieved from https://psytir.org.ua/index.php/technology_intellect_develop/article/view/67
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