THE ROLE OF STUDENT ETIQUETTE IN IMPROVING THE IMAGE OF SYNERGY UNIVERSITY

The article examines the role of student etiquette in improving the image of the Synergy University, as well as current problems of intercultural communication and the processes of student adaptation in a multilingual environment. At the same time, the emphasis is placed on the observance of etiquette by students of this university, as this is one of the forms of achieving the harmonization of interethnic relations: maintaining traditional culture, peace, harmony and mutual understanding in the region. It is noted that to raise a full-fledged person, is enough to observe your national etiquette, no matter what environment you are in, since observing the etiquette of any nation leads to a positive result. Important issues of sociolinguistics are revealed, and a schematic representation of aspects in intercultural communication in the modern youth educational environment is considered. The article also notes that familiarization with the social and cultural features of the multinational capital of Russia will expand the horizons of students' knowledge. The spiritual and moral atmosphere of not only the Russian regions, but also the whole world depends on the effectiveness of the measures taken for this purpose, which is especially important these days.

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EKONOMIKA I UPRAVLENIE PROBLEMY RESHENIYA
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.36871/ek.up.p.r.2025.06.09.026
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Educational Technology and E-Learning
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THE ROLE OF STUDENT ETIQUETTE IN IMPROVING THE IMAGE OF SYNERGY UNIVERSITY

Maryat G. Kharatokova, Tamara B. Serebrovskaya
EKONOMIKA I UPRAVLENIE PROBLEMY RESHENIYA
Educational Technology and E-Learning
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THE ROLE OF STUDENT ETIQUETTE IN IMPROVING THE IMAGE OF SYNERGY UNIVERSITY

Maryat G. Kharatokova, Tamara B. Serebrovskaya
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The article examines the role of student etiquette in improving the image of the Synergy University, as well as current problems of intercultural communication and the processes of student adaptation in a multilingual environment. At the same time, the emphasis is placed on the observance of etiquette by students of this university, as this is one of the forms of achieving the harmonization of interethnic relations: maintaining traditional culture, peace, harmony and mutual understanding in the region. It is noted that to raise a full-fledged person, is enough to observe your national etiquette, no matter what environment you are in, since observing the etiquette of any nation leads to a positive result. Important issues of sociolinguistics are revealed, and a schematic representation of aspects in intercultural communication in the modern youth educational environment is considered. The article also notes that familiarization with the social and cultural features of the multinational capital of Russia will expand the horizons of students' knowledge. The spiritual and moral atmosphere of not only the Russian regions, but also the whole world depends on the effectiveness of the measures taken for this purpose, which is especially important these days.

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